SAX Power Home Plus

The 7.7 kWh Battery Storage for Your Home

Energy Storage Test Winner: SAX Power Home Plus 7.7 kWh

System Data

Nominal Capacity 7.68 kWh
Usable Capacity 7.0 kWh
Modularly Expandable up to 23 kWh
Battery Type LiFePO4
Cell Data 3.2 V; 20 Ah
Nominal Voltage 230 V AC
Nominal Power (normal) 4.6 kW (3.68 kW for AT and CH)
Nominal Current (normal) 20 A (16 A for AT and CH)
Storage Weight 72 kg
Storage Dimensions 625 × 625 × 250 mm
Cooling Passive Cooling
Display Type e-Paper Display

Operating Data

All-In-One Integrated Inverter Function
Conversion Efficiency 98.6%
Communication Modbus RTU, Modbus TCP/UDP
Communication Ports RS485, RJ45 (LAN)
Battery Capacity Warranty 10 years min. 80%
Operating Ambient Temperature 5°–35°C
Max. Relative Humidity 90%
Dust and Water Protection IP 30
Certification VDE-AR-N 4105, UN 38.3
Protection Class 1 (Protective Earthing)
Standby Consumption approx. 4W
Emergency and Backup Power Capable yes

The smarter way to
independent energy supply

A photovoltaic system on the roof serves to generate electricity in an environmentally friendly and cost-effective way. However, most electricity is supplied by the PV system at midday, when the sun is strongest. But then, electricity consumption in most households is rather low. The generated electricity is therefore fed into the grid. In the evening, however, when consumption in most households increases, the sun produces less electricity.

The SAX Power Home Plus 7.7 energy storage system is the optimal solution for this. It stores excess energy from midday and releases it in the evening when demand is high. Thus, the storage system ensures greater self-sufficiency and lower electricity costs. Thanks to the patented circuitry of the SAX Power energy storage system, it also stands out from conventional batteries and offers:

  • High-voltage technology with maximum safety
  • High fire protection through cell disconnection in seconds
  • Highest efficiency for optimal use of your solar energy, as confirmed by the HTW energy storage test: The SAX Power Home Plus is the test winner
  • Environmentally friendly production chains through the use of cobalt-free cells
  • Made in Germany

In this way, your valuable solar power is used directly on site in a cost- and energy-efficient manner. SAX Power Home Plus: the energy storage test winner

Graphic explaining that the electricity consumption of a normal household does not coincide in time with the electricity generated by the sun in a PV system. To compensate for this, electricity can be stored in a battery storage system for consumption peaks.

Energy Storage for Retrofitters

The SAX Power Home Plus 7.7 energy storage test winner does not require an inverter on the battery side: a clean and simple solution.

Diagram showing what is needed when a storage unit is retrofitted: only a SAX Power storage unit, whereas conventional battery storage units additionally require an inverter.

Energy Storage for New Installations

The SAX Power System does not require an inverter on the battery side. Therefore, a new installation does not need an expensive hybrid inverter. This saves costs and installation space.

Diagram explaining the difference between a SAX Power storage unit and a conventional DC storage unit (such as BYD and Huawei storage units): The SAX storage unit works with a simple PV inverter, while conventional storage units (Huawei, BYD, etc.) require an expensive hybrid inverter.

Energy Storage for Battery Expansions

Due to a special balancing method, the SAX Power Home Plus energy storage system optimally balances the charge states of the cells. Weaker cells have almost no influence on the performance of the entire battery. When expanding later, the advantage of the SAX Power circuit is particularly clear: the new battery modules deliver full performance and are not negatively affected by older cells.

Diagram showing three SAX battery storage units to convey that up to 3 systems can be connected at any time.