Zendure SolarFlow Kit
(2 reviews)
Plug it into an outlet and the meter slows down: Zendure's SolarFlow Kit pairs 3840Wh of battery storage with 820W of solar panels and a 900W microinverter.
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Characteristics
- Battery: 3840Wh (2x AB2000S), expandable to 7680Wh
- Output: 900W microinverter, plugs into a wall outlet
- Solar input: Up to 1800W, Hub 2000, dual MPPT
- Panels included: 2x 410W rigid panels (820W total)
- Plug-in solar with 3840Wh of battery backup
Detailed overview: Zendure SolarFlow Kit plug-in solar and battery system
The Zendure SolarFlow Kit is a plug-in solar and battery storage system built specifically for the US market, distinct from the SolarFlow 800 series Zendure sells in Europe. Rather than a single hub with a built-in battery, the US kit bundles four separate components: two 410W rigid solar panels, a Hub 2000 solar charge controller, two AB2000S batteries, and an EZ1-LV microinverter, all designed to be installed by a homeowner without an electrician for the panels and battery, though Zendure recommends professional installation of the Smart Meter CT.
Hub 2000 uses dual MPPT tracking and accepts up to 1800W of solar input, well above the 820W the included panels provide, leaving room to add more panels later. Each AB2000S battery stores 1920Wh, for 3840Wh combined, and up to four packs can be stacked for a maximum of 7680Wh. During the day, panel output first covers the home's live demand through the EZ1-LV microinverter, rated up to 900W, with any surplus routed to the batteries for use after sunset.
The Smart Meter CT is the safety component: it reads whole-home consumption in real time and throttles output so the system does not backfeed power to the grid, a requirement most utilities enforce. Zendure states the microinverter is certified to UL1741 for anti-islanding protection, the established US grid-interconnection standard, though not the newer UL3700 standard written specifically for plug-in solar equipment.
Zendure backs the kit with a 10-year warranty and a stated 15-year product lifetime, and purchases at a US residence can qualify for the 30% federal Residential Clean Energy Credit through 2033. As of this writing, the kit is listed sold out both on Zendure's own US store and on Amazon.
Full specifications
Detailed characteristics
Battery
| Technology?Battery chemistry; LiFePO4 lasts far longer and can be fully discharged, gel/AGM is maintenance-free and cheaper. | LiFePO4 (lithium) |
|---|---|
| Nominal voltage?Battery voltage (12, 24 or 48 V). | 51.2 V |
| Energy?Stored energy in watt-hours. | 3840 Wh |
| Expandable up to?Maximum capacity reachable with add-on modules. | 7680 Wh |
Power and protection
| Output power?Maximum power delivered (for storages with a 230 V output). | 900 W |
|---|---|
| Built-in BMS?Battery management system protecting against overcharge, deep discharge, short-circuit and overcurrent (lithium batteries). | Yes |
Solar section
| MPPT controllers?Number of built-in MPPT solar controllers (lets you connect panels facing different directions). | 2 |
|---|---|
| Max solar input?Maximum connectable PV power. | 1800 W |
| Micro-inverter?Power of the inverter that feeds energy back into the home grid. | 900 W |
Connectivity
| Wi-Fi?Remote control and updates over Wi-Fi. | Yes |
|---|
Durability and format
| Ingress protection?Water and dust resistance (IP rating). | IP65 |
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Availability and warranty
| Warranty?Length of the manufacturer's warranty. | 10 years |
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Our tester's review: Julien De Jurquet
We looked at the SolarFlow Kit as Zendure's answer to a question US homeowners now ask after watching Europe's balcony solar boom: can I just plug something in and start generating power? The kit is bigger than Europe's SolarFlow 800 series in storage: two AB2000S batteries pack 3840Wh, expandable to 7680Wh, while Hub 2000 accepts up to 1800W of panels across two MPPT trackers. Reviewers describe setup as doable solo: wire the batteries, connect the panels in a 2S2P pattern, plug the EZ1-LV microinverter into a wall outlet, and the Smart Meter CT, best installed by an electrician, handles anti-backfeed automatically. The recurring complaint is short included cabling, budget for MC4 extensions if panels sit any distance from the inverter. The bigger caveat is certification: this ships UL1741 certified for anti-islanding, not the newer UL3700 standard written for plug-in solar, so check your state and utility first. Availability has also been an obstacle, both Zendure's store and Amazon list it sold out as of this writing.
Frequently asked questions: Zendure SolarFlow Kit plug-in solar and battery system
Most of the kit is designed for a single person to install: the panels, batteries and microinverter simply connect and plug into a wall outlet. Zendure recommends an electrician for the Smart Meter CT, which needs to be wired on the same phase as the microinverter.
No. The US SolarFlow Kit uses different hardware, a Hub 2000 controller, AB2000S batteries and an EZ1-LV microinverter, built for 120V household outlets, rather than the SolarFlow 800 series sold in Europe on 230V.
No. Zendure states its microinverter is certified to UL1741 for anti-islanding protection, the standard grid-interconnection safety certification, rather than UL3700, the newer standard written specifically for plug-in solar systems.
The kit ships with two AB2000S batteries for 3840Wh combined. Up to four packs can be stacked on one system, for a maximum of 7680Wh.
Zendure states that a SolarFlow Kit installed at a US residence can qualify for the 30% federal Residential Clean Energy Credit through 2033, covering equipment and, in many cases, labor. Confirm eligibility with a tax professional.
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Published on 02/09/2026