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SuperBase V is the world's first home energy storage system with semi-solid state batteries. At more than 228Wh/kg, Zendures semi-solid state batteries have up to 42% more energy per pound compared to lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) batteries.
3000W Solar input: SuperBase V can charge up to 3,000 W using solar power alone. This is enough to fully charge the main unit in 2 to 3 hours. While we offer our own solar panels, SuperBase V is compatible with a wide range of other manufacturers' solar panels from 12V to 150V and can be easily integrated into your existing solar system.
The SuperBase V6400 has a storage capacity of 6.4 kWh (6,438Wh). The maximum configuration for SuperBase V6400 includes two base units and eight Satellite Batteries for a total capacity of 64kWh. This is enough energy to power a typical household for a week or more
Combining AC and solar power, SuperBase V can charge up to 5,150W on its own, or 6,600W when connected to a Satellite Battery. Whether you're planning for an emergency or using SuperBase V to manage your household energy consumption, faster is always better.
You can charge SuperBase V from a 120V or 240V outlet AC. At 240V, SuperBase V can draw 3,600W at its AC input and recharge in about 2 hours.
3000W Solar input: SuperBase V can charge up to 3,000 W using solar power alone. This is enough to fully charge the main unit in 2 to 3 hours. While we offer our own solar panels, SuperBase V is compatible with a wide range of other manufacturers' solar panels from 12V to 150V and can be easily integrated into your existing solar system.
The SuperBase V6400 has a storage capacity of 6.4 kWh (6,438Wh). The maximum configuration for SuperBase V6400 includes two base units and eight Satellite Batteries for a total capacity of 64kWh. This is enough energy to power a typical household for a week or more
Combining AC and solar power, SuperBase V can charge up to 5,150W on its own, or 6,600W when connected to a Satellite Battery. Whether you're planning for an emergency or using SuperBase V to manage your household energy consumption, faster is always better.
You can charge SuperBase V from a 120V or 240V outlet AC. At 240V, SuperBase V can draw 3,600W at its AC input and recharge in about 2 hours.