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2,000‑W Balcony PV Bundles With Anker Solix 3 Drop to €1,299 as Tests Quantify Savings and Tradeoffs

Independent reviews show batteries raise self‑consumption while extending payback to roughly eight years.

Balkonkraftwerke mit Speicher können erstaunlich viel zum eigenen Stromverbrauch beitragen.
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30 kWp Solar und 100-kWh-Speicher machen ein Wohnhaus fast autark.
Im Herbst lohnt sich die Anschaffung eines Balkonkraftwerks besonders, denn viele Anbieter locken mit attraktiven Rabatten.

Overview

  • Retailers push turnkey 2,000 W sets with Anker’s Solarbank 3 E2700 Pro to promotional lows, including Kleines Kraftwerk at €1,299, PluginEnergy at €1,439, and solago at €1,379–€1,479 with a €30 code.
  • The Solarbank 3 offers 2.68 kWh base capacity expandable to about 16 kWh, IP65 weatherproofing, four MPPT inputs up to 3,600 W, Smart Meter control for zero export, AI safety, app connectivity, and a backup outlet up to 1,200 W.
  • A data‑driven test of a 1.96 kWp system with a 3.2 kWh battery reported 1,156.77 kWh in a year, €267.87 saved, 31.3% self‑sufficiency, and amortisation estimates of ~3.5 years without storage versus just over eight with storage.
  • A year‑long user review of Anker’s Solarbank 2 Pro found 39% household self‑coverage and about €215 saved despite measured system and storage losses, with simple plug‑and‑play operation noted.
  • Entry options broaden accessibility, with 1,000 W duo sets priced from about €279.99–€339 and add‑on storage deals such as a €999 duo with Solarbank 2 Pro or Solakon ONE battery bundles around €909.99.