The Anker SOLIX Solarbank Max combines high storage capacity, powerful output and intelligent energy management in one expandable plug-in home battery system. Start with 7 kWh of storage and expand all the way up to 42 kWh, allowing the system to grow with your energy needs. With support for up to 10 kWp of solar input and up to 20 solar panels, you can generate and store more of your own solar energy for use when you need it. When hardwired to a dedicated circuit, the Solarbank Max delivers up to 5000 W of output power, while Anker PowerOS intelligently manages your energy generation, storage and consumption automatically.
With 7 kWh of storage capacity, you can store a substantial amount of solar energy for the evening, overnight, and other times when your home needs more power. This allows you to use more of the energy you generate yourself, rather than sending it back to the grid.
With support for up to 10 kWp of solar capacity, the Solarbank Max is ready for a substantial rooftop solar installation. Connect 8 to 20 solar panels across 3 MPPTs and maximise your potential to generate, store and use your own solar energy.
As feed-in tariffs and solar incentives continue to change across Europe, making the most of your own solar energy is becoming increasingly important. The Solarbank Max stores excess solar energy for later, helping you increase self-consumption and reduce your reliance on the grid.
From plug-in installation to a hardwired connection, the Solarbank Max delivers between 3,500 W and 5,000 W of output power. That’s enough to cover up to 99% of typical household power needs, including high-demand appliances such as heat pumps and EV chargers.
Expand your Solarbank Max with the Anker SOLIX Backup Auto-Switch and automatically switch to battery power during a grid outage. With whole-home backup, backup power isn’t limited to a few pre-selected circuits, giving your home access to up to 5,000 W of backup power.
As soon as grid power is restored, the system automatically switches back. No manual intervention is required, so you can keep essential appliances and other devices in your home powered during an outage.
Thanks to its series-connected design, the Solarbank Max supports configurations with 8 to 20 solar panels across up to three roof orientations. Compared with a traditional parallel installation, this requires less cabling and, according to Anker, can increase installation efficiency by up to 75%.
With Anker PowerOS, the Solarbank Max automatically optimises charging and discharging based on your energy consumption, weather conditions and electricity prices. When paired with a compatible Smart Meter, the system monitors your home’s energy demand in real time, automatically storing or using available energy at the right time.
The Anker app gives you real-time insight into your entire energy system, allowing you to adjust energy modes and manage your Solarbank Max from one place. PowerOS also supports dynamic electricity tariffs from more than 870 energy providers and integrates with Home Assistant, giving you even more ways to optimise how the Solarbank Max works with your home energy system.
The base unit is fully plug & play: simply position the system, plug it into a socket and configure it via the app. It can be up and running within minutes.
Want to get the most out of your system? The Solarbank Max Series delivers up to 5,000 W of output power, allowing it to cover a large share of your household electricity demand directly. This helps you use more of the energy you generate yourself and reduces the amount of electricity you need to export to or draw from the grid.
To use this higher output, the system must be connected to a dedicated circuit, ensuring safe and optimal operation. A qualified electrician can easily install or verify this for you.
To use the full 5,000 W output, you need a dedicated circuit with a suitable socket. Here’s what to check. Many modern European homes may already have a suitable circuit available.
Step 1 — Identify or install a dedicated circuit
A dedicated circuit supplies only one appliance or system, making it the safest and most straightforward option for connecting your Solarbank Max.
✓ Potentially suitable dedicated circuits include:
✗ Avoid shared circuits such as:
Also check where the socket connected to the dedicated circuit is located. Suitable locations may include a utility room, garage, attic, storage room or garden building. Avoid unsuitable locations such as bathrooms or anywhere the system could obstruct access or walkways.
Step 2 — Check the circuit capacity
Check that the dedicated circuit has the appropriate circuit breaker and wiring for the required load. Have a qualified electrician verify that the circuit, cabling and protection devices comply with applicable local electrical regulations.
Step 3 — Check the socket
Where permitted for the selected installation method, use a suitable, correctly installed socket. Make sure it is in good condition, with no discolouration, loose connections or visible signs of wear.
Step 4 — Connect the system
Connect the Solarbank Max Series directly to the socket on the dedicated circuit, following Anker’s installation requirements. No extension leads or multi-socket adapters should be used.
Step 5 — Set the output power in the app
The output power is set to 800 W by default. Open the Anker app, go to the system settings and configure the permitted output power for your installation.
Five simple steps, without the need for a complex installation. Get more of your high-demand household appliances running on your own solar energy.
Installation requirements and permitted output power may vary by country. Always follow local electrical regulations and Anker’s installation instructions. We strongly recommend having a qualified electrician verify that the circuit, wiring, protection devices and connection point are suitable before operating the system at higher power levels.
Yes. Combine the Anker SOLIX Solarbank Max with the Anker SOLIX Backup Auto-Switch and the system can automatically switch to battery backup when the grid goes down. With whole-home backup, your home remains connected to the backup system, with up to 5,000 W of backup power available. Once grid power is restored, the system automatically switches back.
Yes. The Solarbank Max features a modular, expandable design. Start with 7 kWh of storage capacity and add additional battery modules later, expanding the system to a maximum of 42 kWh.
Yes. With an IP66 rating and C5-M corrosion resistance, the Solarbank Max is designed for both indoor and outdoor installation. Its active heating system enables reliable operation at temperatures down to -20°C.
| Brand | Anker |
| Artikelnummer | AE1113Z1 |
| Warranty | 2 years |
| Battery type | LiFePO4 |
| Battery capacity in Wh | 7 kWh |
| Wifi-function | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth |
| Temperature resistant | -20 °C tot 55 °C |
| Weatherproof | IP66 |
| Dimensions | 670 × 356 × 325 mm |
| Weight | 73 kg |
| PV input | 10.000 W / 10 kWp Up to 10 solar panels per string |