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Germany’s Plug‑In Solar Kits Plunge in Price as Storage‑Bundled Offers Proliferate

Deep discounts on battery‑equipped mini‑PV sets underscore how Solarpaket 1 has sped a shift toward smarter, higher self‑consumption.

Bei diesem Balkonkraftwerk sind ganze 8 Module im Set
Holger Laudeley mit seinem Balkonkraftwerk: Seit 2007 liefert es zuverlässig Strom.
Das Solakon onPower mit starken 2000 Watt ist wahlweise mit dem hauseigenen All-in-One-Speicher.
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Overview

  • Solago lists a 2,000 Wp kit with the new Anker SOLIX 3 (2.7 kWh) and a free smart meter for €1,379, reflecting the market’s move to storage‑centric bundles.
  • Kleines Kraftwerk promotes a 2,000 Wp package with Anker SOLIX 3 for €1,439, adding a free smart meter and sharply reduced mounting hardware prices.
  • Solakon launches its ONE all‑in‑one battery (2.11 kWh, expandable to 12.66 kWh) with starter sets from €849.99 for 900 W and €989.99 for 2,000 W, plus an eight‑module 4,000 Wp + storage bundle at €1,400.
  • Offers now span bifacial glass‑glass panels and flexible TOPCon modules, modular LiFePO4 storage expandable up to 16 kWh (Anker), and app‑linked smart meters for zero‑export control.
  • Recent tests report weekly grid draw dropping below 20% with storage and smart control, while modeled savings for 2.0 kWp plus ~2.7 kWh storage avoid roughly 1,100–1,600 kWh of grid power annually; more than 1,000,000 units are registered nationwide.