Anker SOLIX E10

E10
Whole-Home
Backup

The brand-new Kalihi Superstore, located at 1353 Moonui Street, will officially open its doors on Monday, February 2, 2026.

New Kalihi Superstore Hours of Operation:

  • Monday – Friday: 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM
  • Saturday: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Sunday: Closed
 
To celebrate this milestone, Battery Bill’s will host a Grand Opening Celebration on March 1, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM.
 
The event will feature live demonstrations, exclusive in-store discounts, and the official Hawaii debut of the Anker SOLIX E10—the most powerful battery system designed to keep Hawaii homes running during total grid failure.

Introducing the Anker E10

  • Massive Output: With a 7,680W continuous output and 10kW Turbo mode, it is capable of starting and running heavy-duty 5-ton central A/C units—a rarity for battery systems.
  • Seamless Transition: With a 20ms switchover time, your lights and electronics won’t even flicker when the grid goes down.
  • Built for the Islands: The E10 features a NEMA 4 (IP66) waterproof rating, allowing for outdoor installation even in Hawaii’s humid and salty air.
  • Scalable Energy: Modular blocks allow you to scale from 6kWh up to 90kWh—enough to power a home for up to 15 days.
What is a Solar Generator?

 A solar generator is a rechargeable power box designed to run devices whenever utility power is unavailable.

Why Backup Power is Essential for Hawaii’s Hurricane Season?
While the official hurricane season starts June 1, the time to prepare is now. Hawaii’s unique geography creates specific challenges that make backup power a necessity:
 
  1. Isolated Grid Vulnerability: Unlike the mainland, Hawaii cannot “borrow” power from neighboring states. If a storm hits the local grid, we are on our own until repairs are made.
  2. Food & Medicine Security: Hawaii’s high humidity and heat mean food spoils rapidly. A 14-day supply of food is only useful if you have the power to keep your refrigerator or freezer running. 
  3. Critical Communication: During a storm, your phone and internet are your lifelines. Reliable backup power ensures you stay connected to emergency alerts and family members.
  4. Early Preparation is Key: As we get closer to June, supply chains tighten and installation schedules fill up. Getting your system installed in February or March ensures you aren’t stuck in the dark when the first tropical depression forms.

Anker SOLIX E10 - Frequently Asked Questions

Welcome to the Anker SOLIX E10 FAQ! Find answers to common questions about installation, specifications, and usage.

Installation Service

Contact the customer to verify the brand and model of the distribution panel. Based on the model, purchase the appropriate interlock kit in advance, and ensure all accessories are ready before finalizing the installation date.

The fee covers professional labor, electrician coordination, quote review, and quality verification. Additional costs for materials (breakers, wiring, conduits subpanels, etc.), permits, and other site-specific work are quoted separately after your home assessment and require your approval before work begins. Installation services are provided by licensed, independent electricians partnered with Anker SOLIX.

Permit fees and permit application services are not included in the standard installation package. For AHJ permits, utility company requirements, and any other regulatory or city code-related needs, please coordinate directly with your electrician, who will provide guidance on the process and associated charges.

Most installations are typically completed in about half a day, depending on your home’s electrical configuration. Your electrician will provide a timeline estimate before the installation.

Installation Guide

Each Power Dock supports up to three E10 units. When three E10 units are connected, two battery circuit breakers must be installed inside the ATS Box. For instructions on removing the jumper bar for live and neutral wires in the combiner box, please refer to the installation guide or quick start guide.

The system supports two installation options: wall mounting and floor mounting. 

Wall-mounted installation: 

Recommended for flood-prone areas. Ensure the wall’s load-bearing columns can support the weight of Anker SOLIX E10. If unsure, please consult a professional to determine the installation site before installing. Each Anker SOLIX E10 power module weighs 60.6 lb (27.5 kg), and each Anker SOLIX B6000 battery module weighs 130 lb (59 kg).

The maximum distance is 5.9 ft (1.8 m), which corresponds to the length of the connection cable between E10 and Smart Inlet Box or Power Dock.

Product Specifications

Yes. Anker SOLIX E10 features a NEMA 4 (IP66) protection rating, making it suitable for extended outdoor use. 

E10 supports up to two PV inputs, each handling a maximum of 4,500W (30 – 450V). Do not connect PV arrays with voltages exceeding 450V. 

To ensure safe operation, we recommend the following panel specifications for series connections up to 4,500W maximum: 400W Panels: Recommended Open-Circuit Voltage (VOC) <38V 

460W Panels: Recommended Open-Circuit Voltage (VOC) <42V

E10 supports up to 5 battery modules, each with a maximum capacity of 6,144kWh.

Smart Generator 5500 supports unleaded gasoline, liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), and natural gas.

Anker SOLIX Smart Generator 5500 supports 120V AC output with one NEMA TT-30R socket and one NEMA 5-20R socket. It also supports DC output when used with Anker SOLIX E10. 

Purchase Guide

Yes. Anker SOLIX Power Dock features a NEMA 3R protection rating, making it suitable for extended outdoor use.

No, neither supports feeding electricity back to the grid. 

Yes. Anker SOLIX Smart Inlet Box features a NEMA 3R protection rating, making it suitable for extended outdoor use.

The power module and battery module come with a 5-year standard warranty. Smart Inlet Box and Power Dock come with a 10-year standard warranty, while Smart Generator comes with a 3-year standard warranty.

Usage Guide

Whole-Home Backup Power: The home’s main circuit breaker is connected to Anker SOLIX Power Dock, with household loads routed through the Power Dock’s smart backup branches or a connected subpanel. This setup delivers backup power for the entire home and is ideal for users with high power requirements. 

Partial Home Backup Power: Only selected critical loads are connected to the Anker SOLIX Power Dock’s smart backup branches. During a power outage, the system supplies backup power exclusively to these designated circuits.

Currently, Anker SOLIX Power Dock only supports connection to Anker SOLIX E10.

Anker SOLIX Power Dock is compatible with industry-standard single-pole and double-pole circuit breakers. For specific information about main and branch circuit breakers, please refer to the circuit breaker compatibility section in the installation guide.

Third-party PV inverters must comply with the IEEE 1547-2018 grid standard. Otherwise, off-grid frequency regulation cannot be performed.

Confirm whether Power Dock will be used as service entrance equipment or as a subpanel. 

If used as service entrance equipment, prepare the main breaker according to the existing main breaker rating or system capacity. If used as a subpanel, a main breaker is not required. 

The output power depends on the number of battery modules: 

  • 1 battery module: Maximum continuous power of 7.6kW 

2 or more battery modules: Maximum power of 10kW, sustained for up to 90 minutes

To protect the battery and ensure long-term lifespan, E10 limits maximum charging power at low and high temperatures. Normal charging speed resumes when the battery temperature is between 59°F (15°C) and 131°F (55°C). 

If the battery temperature is below 59°F (15°C), the system activates the heating film to warm up the battery. When the battery temperature rises above 68°F (20°C), the heating film stops operating.

Yes. Both E10 and Smart Inlet Box have outdoor protection ratings, allowing them to be installed outdoors together.

Yes. Smart Generator 5500 is compatible with certain Anker SOLIX models, with more compatibility coming soon. It supports DC coupling with Anker SOLIX E10, allowing both devices to operate as part of the same power system, connected via a dedicated cable carrying power and communication signals.

  • It also supports AC coupling with certain Anker SOLIX power stations such as F3000, with more models planned for future support. The generator connects via an AC power cable and communicates through Bluetooth. Please refer to the corresponding power station manual for compatibility details. 

Not compatible with Anker SOLIX X1.

No. The generator must be operated outdoors on a flat, solid surface, away from doors, windows, and ventilation openings. Indoor use may lead to incomplete combustion and carbon monoxide exposure, which poses serious poisoning hazards. 

Smart Generator 5500 includes a carbon monoxide detection function that automatically shuts down when levels become unsafe; however, this is not a substitute for proper indoor carbon monoxide detectors.

Yes. Smart Generator 5500 features a NEMA 3R protection rating, making it suitable for extended outdoor use.

Yes. Routine maintenance is required for components such as engine oil and air filter. The Anker app will notify you when maintenance is needed. Please refer to the user manual and video tutorial for detailed maintenance schedules and procedures.

For more information, visit: www.ankersolix.com

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