Overview
- The Anker Power Dock, sold by partner Powerness, links up to four SOLIX Solarbank 3 units for a stated maximum of 64.5 kWh, manages energy flows, and enables EV wallbox charging, with pricing from €329.
- Powerness is marketing 2,000 W and 4,000 W PV complete sets that include the Power Dock, an Anker Solarbank 3 E2700 Pro, a smart meter, and four or eight 500 W bifacial panels, starting at €1,389 and €2,479.
- Kleines Kraftwerk promotes a plug‑and‑play set using the Solarbank 3 E2700 Pro with about 2.668 kWh usable storage and backup output, and cites up to roughly 1,800 kWh annual generation and about €630 in savings under optimal conditions with payback in a few years.
- The Anker SOLIX Solarbank 2 Pro has dropped to about €699 at retailers such as Kleines Kraftwerk, intensifying competition with alternatives including Growatt NOAH 2000 (about €420 for 2.048 kWh), Solakon ONE, and Jackery Navi 2000.
- Coverage reports that Anker plans an update to let older Solarbank 2 variants connect to the Power Dock, which is described as forthcoming rather than available now.