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Anker SOLIX X1

A modular battery from 5 to 30 kWh, sold to add to existing solar or with Anker’s own power module, with a 10-year warranty.

Facts checked 22 October 2026 against the manufacturer’s documents

The Anker SOLIX X1 builds configurations from 5 to 30 kWh. It comes as an AC-coupled system for existing solar, or with Anker’s X1 power module and Power Dock Pro (single or three phase).

Key facts

Anker SOLIX X1 at a glance
FeatureDetail
Configurations5 to 30 kWh (B05 to B30)
ChemistryLithium iron phosphate (LFP)
Ingress ratingIP66/55
Corrosion ratingC5-M
Operating temperature-20 °C to 55 °C
Switchover0 ms load-side switching (Anker)
Warranty10 years; 70% of capacity at 10 years, or a throughput cap
Throughput cap14 MWh (5 kWh) to 84 MWh (30 kWh)

Models

Models covered on this page
ModelCapacityPowerNotes
X1 battery, B05 to B305 to 30 kWh-Throughput cap 14 to 84 MWh
X1 power module (e.g. X1-H5K-T)--10-year warranty
Power Dock Pro--Single or three phase; 10-year warranty

Warranty

Anker’s Australian X1 warranty (from 23 March 2026) covers the power module, battery modules and Power Dock Pro for 10 years from installation, the Wi-Fi and mobile dongles for 5 years, and power sensors for 2. The battery must keep at least 70% of its initial capacity over 10 years, and cover ends at 10 years or when the throughput cap is reached, whichever is first. It excludes corrosion, rust and direct seawater exposure, installs by uncertified installers, and damage from leaving the battery at 0% for more than seven days.

Support in Australia

Anker lists Australian installers on its site, and warranty claims go through Anker SOLIX support.

Strengths

  • Configurations from 5 to 30 kWh
  • Rated from -20 °C to 55 °C
  • 10 years on the battery, power module and Power Dock Pro

Watch for

  • Usable capacity and power per model aren’t on the Australian product page
  • The warranty excludes corrosion, despite the C5-M rating
  • Heavy cycling can reach the throughput cap before 10 years

Our take

A flexible system with a clear Australian warranty. Ask your installer for the usable capacity and power of the exact configuration, and read the corrosion exclusion if you live near the coast.

Before you buy

Sources

Specifications and warranties change. We use the manufacturer’s own documents and say when one isn’t published; check the current version with your installer before you sign.