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Zendure SolarFlow 4000 Mix Pro

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1,999 €
Kaufland.de about 1–12 days
1,999 € Go to Kaufland.de ↗
OTTO about 1–4 days 30-day free returns
2,199 €2,083 € Go to OTTO ↗
Zendure about 4–8 days
2,399 € Go to Zendure ↗
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Zendure SolarFlow 4000 Mix Pro (grey)

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On 3 November 2026 the lowest price for the Zendure SolarFlow 4000 Mix Pro is 1,999 € at Kaufland.de, delivery to Germany included.

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Kaufland.de
1,999 €
Deliveryabout 1–12 days
Returns–
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OTTO
2,083 €2,199 € Discount as claimed by the shop. We have not followed this shop for the 30 days before the sale began, so we cannot verify the old price yet.How we work this out
Deliveryabout 1–4 days
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To OTTO
Zendure brand store
2,399 €
Deliveryabout 4–8 days
Returns–
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To Zendure

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Lowest since 3 Nov1,999 €
Highest since 3 Nov2,399 €
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Zendure SolarFlow 4000 Mix Pro specifications

The numbers that matter first, then every fact by group. As published by the maker or the shop we read it from.

Zendure · on the market since May 2026

AC output4,000 W
Round-trip efficiency90 %
Warranty10 years
Kind of system 1 fact
Kind of system

How the battery connects to your home: to a socket, to a balcony solar system, through a hybrid inverter, on the AC side of an installed system, as a module for an inverter, or as a portable power station.

Balcony solar battery (DC)
Capacity 4 facts
Nominal capacity

The cells’ full capacity, before the reserve the battery keeps. The usable capacity is the figure to compare.

8 kWh
Batteries per system, at most

How many battery units one system takes.

6
Battery voltage

The battery’s nominal voltage. A high-voltage battery works only with an inverter made for it.

25.6 V
Capacity in ampere-hours

The cells’ capacity in ampere-hours. Times the voltage, it gives the nominal capacity.

314 Ah
Power 4 facts
AC output

The most power the battery delivers to your home without a break, as the maker states it.

4,000 W
AC output as delivered

The output the battery is set to when it arrives, which can be lower than its maximum.

800 W
Peak output

The power it delivers for a short time, such as when a device starts up.

7,200 W
AC charging power

How fast the battery charges from the grid.

4,000 W
Solar input 7 facts
Coupling

Where the battery connects to the solar system: on the DC side, between the panels and the inverter, or on the AC side, behind the inverter.

AC and DC
Solar input

The most solar power the battery takes in directly from panels.

8,000 W
Solar trackers (MPPT)

How many separate strings of panels it takes, each tracked for its best power.

2
Highest solar voltage

The highest voltage the solar input takes. A string of panels must stay below it, on a cold day too.

400 V
Tracker voltage, lowest

The lowest voltage at which the tracker works at full power.

30 V
Tracker voltage, highest

The highest voltage at which the tracker works at full power.

400 V
Solar current per tracker

The highest current one tracker takes. A panel that delivers more is held to it.

17.2 A
Efficiency and standby 3 facts
Round-trip efficiency

How much of the energy that goes in comes out again, as the maker states it. A higher figure loses less on every cycle.

90 %
Efficiency measured

What the efficiency figure covers. AC to AC counts the inverter’s losses both ways and is the figure to compare. A DC figure leaves the inverter out, so it reads higher.

Not stated
Efficiency measured under

The conditions the maker gives for its efficiency figure, such as the power and the temperature.

95 % charge × 95 % discharge efficiency on the module side ≈ 90.25 %
Battery life and warranty 4 facts
Cell chemistry

The cells’ chemistry. LFP cells last many cycles and are less prone to overheating than NMC cells.

Lithium iron phosphate (LFP)
Rated cycles

How many full charge cycles the maker rates the cells for.

10,000
Capacity after the rated cycles

The share of capacity the maker says is left after the rated cycles.

70 %
Warranty

How many years the maker’s warranty on the battery runs.

10 years
Backup power 4 facts
Backup power

What the battery powers during a power cut: nothing, a device at its own socket, chosen circuits, or the whole home.

At a socket on the battery
Backup output

The most power the battery delivers during a power cut.

3,680 W
Switchover time

How long the power is off before the backup takes over. The shorter, the more devices keep running.

10 ms
Solar charging during a power cut

Whether the panels keep charging the battery while the grid is down.

yes
Smart features 1 fact
Connectivity

How the battery connects to your network or the app.

Wi-Fi, Ethernet, Bluetooth
Build and placement 9 facts
Placement

Where the maker allows the battery to stand.

Indoors or outdoors
Protection rating (IP)

How well the case keeps out dust and water. A battery that stands outdoors needs a higher rating.

IP65
Lowest operating temperature

The coldest temperature at which the battery works.

-20 °C
Highest operating temperature

The warmest temperature at which the battery works.

55 °C
Lowest charging temperature

The coldest temperature at which the battery still charges. Many cells may not charge below 0 °C without heating.

0 °C
Highest charging temperature

The warmest temperature at which the battery still charges.

55 °C
Self-heating

Whether the battery warms its own cells, so it charges in cold weather.

yes
Weight

The weight of the battery, or of one unit for a battery built from several.

82 kg
Noise

How loud the battery is while it runs, as the maker states it.

43 dB
Installation 2 facts
Installation

Whether you set the battery up yourself or an electrician has to connect it.

Electrician for more power
Clearance needed

The free space the maker asks for around the battery.

50 mm

Sources: Manual · zendure.de

The maker

Zendure

Zendure is an energy technology company with teams in Silicon Valley in the USA, the Greater Bay Area in China, Japan and Germany. In Europe it sells through Zendure DE GmbH in Düsseldorf. Its balcony and home batteries include the SolarFlow 2400 AC and the SolarFlow Hub 2000.

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