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Infinite home power with the Anker SOLIX E10 Whole Home Backup System

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Infinite home power with the Anker SOLIX E10 Whole Home Backup System

The Anker SOLIX E10 Whole Home Backup System offers a solution for extended periods of power outages, providing infinite power to homes. This multi-part system consists of batteries, solar input, a multi-fuel generator, and a Power Module. The power module, which acts as the brain of the system, can stack up to five Battery Modules and is connected with a solar input and the SOLIX Smart Generator 5500, a tri-fuel generator that can run on gasoline, propane, or natural gas.

The system can operate as a standalone battery system or be part of the larger E10 Whole Home system. The SOLIX Smart Generator 5500 can power appliances directly or send power into the home or RV, and it can also be used to charge the batteries. The Power Dock, a smart breaker box, connects the system to the home and can operate as a primary or secondary power panel.

The system has twelve standard 120V breaker slots and can handle up to 200 Amps of grid connection and 200 Amps of throughput to the sub-panel. With a maximum surge power of 66kW, the system can run both 5-ton and 3-ton central AC units simultaneously. In tests, the system proved to be reliable during a 48-hour power outage, automatically switching to battery power and providing up to six hours of power before the generator kicks in.

The SOLIX E10 system also offers features such as different run modes for the Smart Generator, Time Of Use mode for solar input, and an app to adjust settings based on current needs.

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