Complete sets with battery: selection and advice
If you add a battery to your plug-in solar system (see also Balcony power plants without storage), you can use midday solar power in the evening instead of feeding it into the grid. This collection brings together complete sets of panels, inverter and storage system for tenants, homeowners and anyone who wants to increase their self-consumption.
The storage system comes first: there are solutions from Zendure and from Anker, with different capacities. Next come panel output and inverter; for plug-in solar systems, an upper limit of 800 W generally applies. Also check whether the panels will be mounted on a roof, a balcony or in a garden, and which mount is required.
Our range includes sets with Zendure SolarFlow 800 Pro 2, Solarbank 2 Pro, Solarbank 4 Pro and other storage systems, put together by Energie24.Shop and NeueEnergie24. The range extends from entry-level sets with a small storage unit to the top model with 30 kWh.
Registration and requirements for plug-in solar systems change; please check with your grid operator and in the Marktstammdatenregister (German market master data register, MaStR). You will find further answers in our PV and solar FAQ. For questions about sets and storage systems, you can reach us on +49 931 760 260 40 or by email at kontakt@energie24.shop.
Frequently asked questions
Who is a set with a battery suitable for?
Above all for households that need more electricity in the evening and at night than during the day. Whether the purchase pays off depends on consumption. We are happy to explain examples without promising any savings.
Which storage size is right?
That depends on the panel output and your consumption profile. The product names state the wattage, the product pages the capacity. We will help you with the assessment if you tell us your annual consumption.
What happens to the set if I move?
Plug-in solar systems can generally be dismantled and taken with you. You should then update the system's entry in the Marktstammdatenregister. Please ask your grid operator for details on how to proceed.