Anker Solix Solarbank Max: Sales Launch for 7-kWh-PV-Akku
Anker Solix has launched the Solarbank Max, a 7-kWh home battery capable of handling up to 10,000W of solar input.
Following its debut at IFA 2026, Anker Solix has officially moved from the pre-order phase to full sales for the Solarbank Max. This 7-kWh home battery supports up to 10,000W of solar input, allowing for the connection of up to 20 solar modules.
Technical Specifications and Scalability
The Solarbank Max features MC4 connectors managed via three independent MPPT controllers. While the base capacity is 7 kWh, the system is highly scalable; by adding up to five extra battery units, the total capacity can be increased to 42 kWh.
Output capabilities vary based on the installation method. Using a Wieland plug, the system provides up to 3,500W of AC output for the home grid. For permanent installations, the output capacity increases to 4,600W to handle higher loads. A standalone AC socket provides 3,680W. Additionally, the unit can function as a UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) for connected devices. When paired with the Anker Solix Backup Auto Switch (single-phase), the system can provide backup power for an entire household.
Durability and Smart Integration
Built to withstand various environments, the unit carries an IP66 rating and operates in temperatures ranging from -20°C to +55°C. Anker provides a 10-year warranty. For smart home enthusiasts, the device offers full Home Assistant integration, enabling automation that functions entirely without cloud dependency.
Pricing and Availability
During the pre-order phase, Anker offered a €400 discount off the €2,499 MSRP. Currently, from October 22 to December 6, 2026, the Anker Solix online shop is offering the unit at a discounted price of €2,199.
Customers who participated in the early registration campaign before October 21 are eligible for a special price of €2,099, which includes the Anker Solix Smart Meter Gen 2 (three-phase). To claim this offer, registrations must be redeemed by November 1, 2026.
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