599 €
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Colour: grey 4.6 from 13 reviews on Kaufland.de
To Kaufland.de Zendure SolarFlow 800 Pro
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599 €
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Zendure SolarFlow 800 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 April 2025
Kind of system 1 fact
- Kind of system
Source: derived, no source of its own · checked on 2 Nov
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 5 facts
- Nominal capacity
Among the models we track
1.9 kWh on this model
Lowest
1 kWh Highest
8 kWh Middle
2.4 kWhLower than 21 of the 34 models we track.
Source: zendure.de · checked on 2 Nov
The cells’ full capacity, before the reserve the battery keeps. The usable capacity is the figure to compare.
- 1.9 kWh
- Largest configuration
Among the models we track
11.5 kWh on this model
Lowest
6.7 kWh Highest
42 kWh Middle
11.5 kWhLower than 16 of the 34 models we track.
Source: zendure.de · checked on 2 Nov
How far the system grows with extra batteries, in usable capacity.
- 11.5 kWh
- Batteries per system, at most
Among the models we track
5 on this model
Lowest
1 Highest
6 Middle
5Higher than 11 of the 37 models we track.
Source: zendure.de · checked on 2 Nov
How many battery units one system takes.
- 5
- Expansion battery
Source: zendure.de · checked on 2 Nov
The extra battery the maker sells to add capacity.
- AB1000, AB2000, AB1000S, AB2000S, AB2000X
- Battery voltage
Among the models we track
48 V on this model
Lowest
16 V Highest
102.4 V Middle
41.6 VHigher than 11 of the 21 models we track.
Source: zendure.de · checked on 2 Nov
The battery’s nominal voltage. A high-voltage battery works only with an inverter made for it.
- 48 V
Power 4 facts
- AC output
Among the models we track
800 W on this model
Lowest
800 W Highest
6,900 W Middle
1,200 WLower than 20 of the 36 models we track.
Source: zendure.de · checked on 2 Nov
The most power the battery delivers to your home without a break, as the maker states it.
- 800 W
- Peak output
Among the models we track
1,200 W on this model
Lowest
1,200 W Highest
8,000 W Middle
5,520 WLower than 9 of the 11 models we track.
Source: zendure.de · checked on 2 Nov
The power it delivers for a short time, such as when a device starts up.
- 1,200 W
- Peak output duration
Source: zendure.de · checked on 2 Nov
How long the battery holds its peak output.
- 10 s
- AC charging power
Among the models we track
1,000 W on this model
Lowest
800 W Highest
4,000 W Middle
2,050 WLower than 25 of the 30 models we track.
Source: zendure.de · checked on 2 Nov
How fast the battery charges from the grid.
- 1,000 W
Solar input 7 facts
- Coupling
Source: derived, no source of its own · checked on 2 Nov
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
Among the models we track
2,640 W on this model
Lowest
0 W Highest
8,000 W Middle
1,900 WHigher than 20 of the 28 models we track.
Source: zendure.de · checked on 2 Nov
The most solar power the battery takes in directly from panels.
- 2,640 W
- Solar trackers (MPPT)
Among the models we track
4 on this model
Lowest
2 Highest
4 Middle
3Higher than 13 of the 25 models we track.
Source: zendure.de · checked on 2 Nov
How many separate strings of panels it takes, each tracked for its best power.
- 4
- Highest solar voltage
Among the models we track
55 V on this model
Lowest
55 V Highest
600 V Middle
60 VLower than 14 of the 20 models we track.
Source: zendure.de · checked on 2 Nov
The highest voltage the solar input takes. A string of panels must stay below it, on a cold day too.
- 55 V
- Tracker voltage, lowest
Among the models we track
14 V on this model
Lowest
10 V Highest
30 V Middle
16 VLower than 17 of the 24 models we track.
Source: zendure.de · checked on 2 Nov
The lowest voltage at which the tracker works at full power.
- 14 V
- Tracker voltage, highest
Among the models we track
55 V on this model
Lowest
48 V Highest
550 V Middle
60 VLower than 15 of the 23 models we track.
Source: zendure.de · checked on 2 Nov
The highest voltage at which the tracker works at full power.
- 55 V
- Solar current per tracker
Among the models we track
18 A on this model
Lowest
14 A Highest
36 A Middle
18 ALower than 8 of the 21 models we track.
Source: zendure.de · checked on 2 Nov
The highest current one tracker takes. A panel that delivers more is held to it.
- 18 A
Battery life and warranty 2 facts
- Cell chemistry
Source: zendure.de · checked on 2 Nov
The cells’ chemistry. LFP cells last many cycles and are less prone to overheating than NMC cells.
- Lithium iron phosphate (LFP)
- Warranty
Among the models we track
10 years on this model
Lowest
2 years Highest
12 years Middle
10 yearsHigher than 5 of the 38 models we track.
When it matters
- A battery you buy to keep for ten years or more.
- A large and expensive system, where a failed cell costs a lot to replace.
When it matters less
- A small portable station you are likely to replace sooner hardly needs the extra years.
Source: zendure.de · checked on 2 Nov
How many years the maker’s warranty on the battery runs.
- 10 years
Backup power 3 facts
- Backup power
Source: zendure.de · checked on 2 Nov
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
Among the models we track
1,000 W on this model
Lowest
1,000 W Highest
3,680 W Middle
1,600 WLower than 19 of the 23 models we track.
Source: zendure.de · checked on 2 Nov
The most power the battery delivers during a power cut.
- 1,000 W
- Switchover time
Among the models we track
15 ms on this model
Lowest
10 ms Highest
20 ms Middle
15 msHigher than 6 of the 14 models we track.
Source: zendure.de · checked on 2 Nov
How long the power is off before the backup takes over. The shorter, the more devices keep running.
- 15 ms
Meter and tariffs 3 facts
- Supported meters
Source: zendure.de · checked on 2 Nov
Which energy meters the battery reads to follow your home’s use, so it delivers what the home uses and no more.
- The maker’s own P1 meter, The maker’s own D0 reader, The maker’s own current clamp, Shelly 3EM, Shelly Pro 3EM, everHome EcoTracker
- Dynamic tariff
23 of the 23 models we track have this.
Source: zendure.de · checked on 2 Nov
Whether the battery can charge when power is cheap and discharge when it is dear, on an hourly price.
- yes
- Time schedule
13 of the 13 models we track have this.
Source: zendure.de · checked on 2 Nov
Whether you can set times for the battery to charge and discharge.
- yes
Smart features 1 fact
- Connectivity
Source: zendure.de · checked on 2 Nov
How the battery connects to your network or the app.
- Wi-Fi, Bluetooth
Build and placement 5 facts
- Protection rating (IP)
Source: zendure.de · checked on 2 Nov
How well the case keeps out dust and water. A battery that stands outdoors needs a higher rating.
- IP65
- Lowest operating temperature
Among the models we track
-20 °C on this model
Lowest
-20 °C Highest
-10 °C Middle
-20 °CLower than 1 of the 31 models we track.
Source: zendure.de · checked on 2 Nov
The coldest temperature at which the battery works.
- -20 °C
- Highest operating temperature
Among the models we track
55 °C on this model
Lowest
45 °C Highest
60 °C Middle
55 °CHigher than 2 of the 31 models we track.
Source: zendure.de · checked on 2 Nov
The warmest temperature at which the battery works.
- 55 °C
- Lowest charging temperature
Among the models we track
0 °C on this model
Lowest
-20 °C Highest
0 °C Middle
0 °CHigher than 7 of the 19 models we track.
Source: zendure.de · checked on 2 Nov
The coldest temperature at which the battery still charges. Many cells may not charge below 0 °C without heating.
- 0 °C
- Weight
Among the models we track
25.9 kg on this model
Lowest
4.7 kg Highest
82 kg Middle
25.9 kgHigher than 18 of the 37 models we track.
When it matters
- Carrying a portable station to the garden, the car or the campsite.
- A wall or a balcony railing that has to bear the battery.
When it matters less
- A floor-standing system that is installed once and stays put.
Source: zendure.de · checked on 2 Nov
The weight of the battery, or of one unit for a battery built from several.
- 25.9 kg
Installation 1 fact
- Installation
Source: zendure.de · checked on 2 Nov
Whether you set the battery up yourself or an electrician has to connect it.
- Plug and play
Certificates and grid codes 1 fact
- Certificates and grid codes
Source: Manual · checked on 2 Nov
The safety standards and grid codes the maker states the battery meets.
- IEC 62109
Sources: zendure.de · Manual
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.