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The Anker SOLIX Power Dock is the interface for anyone wishing to expand a single Solarbank solution into a larger, more powerful energy system for the home. It connects several Anker SOLIX Solarbank units to form a multisystem, thereby providing significantly more storage capacity, greater charging power and greater flexibility in everyday life.
Whilst a traditional balcony solar power system is usually limited to a small feed-in capacity, the Power Dock goes one step further. It is designed for households that not only wish to use solar power directly during the day, but also want to store it, distribute it and make it available to larger appliances. This is particularly interesting for owner-occupied homes, larger PV installations, households with high electricity consumption or users who wish to expand their Solarbank system at a later date.
With the Anker SOLIX Power Dock, up to 4 Solarbank units can be connected. This allows the system to be expanded gradually, without having to purchase the maximum configuration from the outset. Those who start small can add further storage units later and adapt the system to their actual electricity requirements.
The Power Dock supports up to 4.8 kW AC output and up to 14.4 kW PV input. This means it is designed to handle significantly larger amounts of solar power than simple balcony solutions. In combination with suitable PV modules and compatible Solarbank storage units, more solar energy can be generated, stored and used in the home.
In the maximum system configuration, a total capacity of up to 64.5 kWh can be achieved. This makes the Anker SOLIX Power Dock particularly attractive for users who wish to significantly increase their self-consumption and build up larger electricity reserves for the evening, night or periods with less sunshine.
The system supports both a single-phase charging option at 7.4 kW and a three-phase charging option at 11 kW. This allows the Power Dock to form part of a well-designed energy solution in which solar power is used not only for household appliances but also for charging an electric vehicle.
The integrated LED display shows key information directly on the Power Dock. This allows you to quickly check the operating status without having to rely solely on the app every time. This is particularly handy if the device is installed in a utility room, garage or a fixed installation area.
The housing is protected against dust and splashing water to IP54 standard. The specified service life is up to 15 years, with a 10-year manufacturer’s warranty. This means the Power Dock is not intended as a short-term accessory, but as a central component of a long-term, expandable energy system.
The Anker SOLIX Power Dock should be installed by a qualified electrician. Depending on the system configuration, PV modules, Solarbank storage units, smart meters, the main distribution board and an optional EV charger can be integrated. Before purchasing, you should check which Anker SOLIX components are available and what system configuration is planned.