Anker’s battery system employs lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries and operates within a temperature range of -20C to 55C (-4F to 131F). It is controlled by Anker’s power management system and can be conveniently monitored and managed through a dedicated app. While Anker has yet to disclose pricing details, the company has promised to release more information later this year.
For comparison, Tesla’s Powerwall 2 units offer nearly triple the power capacity (13.5kWh each), come at a cost of $11,500 per unit (including installation), and can be scaled up to 135kWh. Standalone Powerwall installations are eligible for a 30 percent residential federal investment tax credit, in addition to potential state incentives.