Leading EnergyTech innovator Zendure highlights its SolarFlow Series, cutting-edge photovoltaic and battery storage solutions, which enable households to capture peak sunlight, store excess energy, and lessen grid reliance in the face of growing costs and environmental concerns. This comes as the June 21 summer solstice brings up to 16 hours of daylight.
The first AI-powered balcony solar storage system designed specifically for renters and apartment owners is Zendure’s SolarFlow 800 Pro. A microinverter, hub controller, and a 1,920 Wh battery (which may be expanded to 11.52 kWh) are all integrated into this one-stop solution. It produces electricity in low light conditions, supporting up to 2,640 W of solar input and more than 2,300 kWh per year, with a low 14 V PV start and a 48V system that reduces energy losses by 25%. 96% charging efficiency is attained by advanced GaN technology, and during outages, off-grid modes may provide up to 1,000 W.
The SolarFlow 2400 AC is the first AI-powered AC-coupled storage solution for rooftop systems. Its 2.88 kWh AB3000X battery (which may be expanded to 17.28 kWh) and bidirectional 800–2,400 W AC power make it perfect for time-of-use tariff optimization. 96.5% efficiency is guaranteed by third-generation silicon carbide technology, and off-grid modes may supply up to 2,400 W for self-sufficiency.
Both systems use the ZENKI Home Energy Management System, which uses artificial intelligence (AI) to evaluate rates, weather, and usage from more than 700 European suppliers. With high-precision changes (less than 3 seconds with 1W accuracy), ZENKI may save up to 42% on energy bills. Its user-friendly dashboard also encourages users to embrace sustainability and become energy independent.
Zendure encourages homes around Europe to take the first step toward total energy autonomy as the longest day of the year serves as a reminder of the enormous potential of solar energy. This summer, the SolarFlow Series with ZENKI is your ticket to smarter, cleaner, and more autonomous living, whether you’re a homeowner with a rooftop system or a city renter.
