Zendure PowerHub
Zendure PowerHub
Zendure PowerHub
Zendure PowerHub
Zendure PowerHub
Zendure PowerHub
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Zendure PowerHub
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Zendure PowerHub

Zendure PowerHub

839,00 € 999,00 €
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  • Daily expansion & energy management: 
    compatible with SolarFlow Series and existing hardware devices
  • Off-grid / whole-home / essential-load backup: 
    requires SolarFlow Mix Series
  • Installation Notice:
    PowerHub must be installed by a professional electrician. Please confirm your home's electrical conditions before purchase and ensure that all wiring and commissioning are completed by a qualified installer.

🚚 Estimated dispatch time:
• Single-Phase: In stock (Dispatched within 3–5 business days)
• Three-Phase: Pre-order (Dispatched within 20–25 business days)

🛒 Buy 2 devices from the SolarFlow 4000 Mix series and get a FREE PowerHub via the Zendure app.
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Installation Guide

User Manual (PDF)

Installation Video

PowerHub
Power everything. Depend on nothing.

Buy 2 SolarFlow 4000 Mix Series units and redeem a FREE PowerHub via the Zendure App.

PowerHub is not a battery or an accessory for one device. It is the central hub that connects solar, storage, EV charging, heat pumps, smart devices and home circuits. As homes add more energy devices, separate connections create complex wiring, repeated installation work and limited coordination. PowerHub brings them into one system, helping the home move from simply using the grid to managing its own energy. Power everything. Depend on nothing.

Expand from Plug-in to Whole-Home with PowerHub

Whether you already own a storage system or are planning a larger home energy setup, PowerHub acts as the expansion hub that unlocks higher power, larger capacity and stronger solar integration.

1× PowerHub + 3× SolarFlow 4000 Mix Pro + Expansion Batteries
Total Power:
12kW
Total Capacity:
150kWh
Total Solar Input:
24kW
*Expansion batteries for the SolarFlow 4000 Mix Series will be announced soon.
1× PowerHub + 3× SolarFlow 4000 Mix AC+ + Expansion Batteries
Total Power:
12kW
Total Capacity:
150kWh
Total Solar Input:
43kW
*Expansion batteries for the SolarFlow 4000 Mix Series will be announced soon.
1× PowerHub + 3× SolarFlow 4000 Mix AC+ + Expansion Batteries
Total Power:
7.2kW
Total Capacity:
78.32kWh
Total Solar Input:
43kW

Plan Once. Expand More Easily

PowerHub provides one central connection point, reducing repeated wiring and future installation work in multi-device systems. Whether adding storage, PV inverters, EV chargers or heat pumps, everything can be planned around the same hub.

Open Connection. Local Control. Reliable Even with Weak Networks.

PowerHub does more than connect devices — it helps expanded systems work together. It integrates solar, storage, EV charging, SG Ready heat pumps, CT metering, the App, cloud services and future VPP / smart home ecosystems, while local HEMS monitors and coordinates energy within the home network. Even when the internet connection is unstable, the system can continue core operation based on home loads, storage status and preset strategies, so whole-home energy management does not rely entirely on the cloud.

Whole-Home Backup with Solar Black Start

Night: Instant Security via ATS
When a blackout hits at night, PowerHub uses ATS to switch circuits to backup mode instantly. Paired with storage, it keeps your lights and essential appliances running without interruption.

Day: Solar Recovery via Black Start
During the day, PowerHub uses Black Start to rebuild the link between solar and storage off-grid. It continues to power your home appliances directly from solar energy, while any excess power is stored in the batteries for later use.

FAQ

Product Concept
Installation
Networking
Ecosystem compatibility

Product Concept

What is PowerHub?

PowerHub is a home energy management hub that connects your utility grid, Zendure energy storage systems, EV charger, and other household devices. It continuously monitors and intelligently manages energy flow throughout your home. In the event of a grid outage, PowerHub automatically switches to backup mode to ensure uninterrupted power for critical household loads.

I already have a SolarFlow 4000 Mix Pro/AC+. Do I still need PowerHub?

SolarFlow 4000 Mix Pro/AC+ can operate independently and meets your daily energy storage needs.

If you plan to further expand your home energy system—for example, by adding multiple Zendure energy storage systems, rooftop solar, EV charger, or heat pump, while enabling whole-home energy management and backup power—PowerHub is recommended to provide more efficient energy coordination and intelligent energy management.

Installation

What is the difference between PowerHub 1P and PowerHub 3P? Which model is suitable for my home?

PowerHub 1P is designed for single-phase homes.

· Backup scenario: Requires at least one SolarFlow Mix Series to provide whole-home backup or partial-home backup

· Non-backup scenario: Supports up to three HEMS-compatible devices (such as Hyper 2000, SolarFlow 2400 Pro/AC+, etc.) for home energy management and intelligent energy management.

PowerHub 3P is designed for three-phase homes.

· Backup scenario: Requires three SolarFlow Mix Series to provide whole-home backup

· Non-backup scenario: Supports up to three HEMS-compatible devices (such as Hyper 2000, SolarFlow 2400 Pro/AC+, etc.) for home energy management and intelligent energy management.

Before installation, consult a licensed electrician to determine the most suitable system configuration based on your home electrical system, load requirements, and installation design.

Does PowerHub require professional installation?

PowerHub installation involves electrical wiring in a high-voltage environment. To ensure the safety of personnel and device, it must be carried out by a licensed electrician in accordance with local electrical regulations, grid requirements, and installation standards.

Self-installation or improper installation may result in electric shock, device damage, or fire hazards, and may affect the product warranty.

Can PowerHub be installed outdoors?

PowerHub is rated IP54 and is intended for indoor installation. Install the device in a dry, well-ventilated indoor location, and avoid direct sunlight, rain, flooding, and environments with excessive dust or sand to ensure safe and reliable operation.

Does PowerHub support whole-home backup or partial-home backup?

The available backup configuration depends on your PowerHub model, home electrical system, load requirements, and installation design.

PowerHub 1P supports whole-home or partial-home backup for single-phase homes, while PowerHub 3P supports whole-home backup for three-phase homes.

Do I need to install an additional smart meter when using PowerHub?

Whole-home backup: PowerHub is installed on the main circuit of the home electrical system and can directly monitor the power of the entire household, so no additional smart meter is required

Partial-home backup: PowerHub can only monitor the power of the backup circuits. An additional smart meter is required to monitor the power of the entire household

Which Zendure energy storage systems are compatible with PowerHub? How to connect?

PowerHub is compatible with the following two categories of Zendure energy storage systems:

· SolarFlow Mix Series

· Other HEMS-compatible devices, such as Hyper 2000 and SolarFlow 2400 Pro/AC+, etc.

PowerHub supports two connection methods:

· Plug & Play: Quick plug-in connection for easier installation

· Hardwired connection: Fixed wiring that enables higher system power

To use the off-grid backup function:

· PowerHub 1P: Requires at least one SolarFlow Mix Series

· PowerHub 3P: Requires three SolarFlow Mix Series

Networking

What network connections does PowerHub support?

PowerHub supports both Wi-Fi and Ethernet connections. Once connected, you can use the Zendure App to manage your devices, remotely control the system, monitor its status, and perform software updates.

Does PowerHub require a Internet connection to operate? Can it continue managing energy if the Internet connection is lost?

Under normal conditions, it is recommended to keep PowerHub connected to the Internet to access the full range of cloud services, including weather data, dynamic electricity pricing, third-party platform integration, remote monitoring, and software updates. If the Internet connection is lost, PowerHub can continue performing local energy management and device control. However, features that rely on cloud services or third-party data will be affected.

PowerHub supports two offline operation scenarios:

· Passive offline: PowerHub enters offline operation when the Internet connection is unexpectedly interrupted

· Active offline: The user manually enables offline operation

How does PowerHub manage energy when connected to the Internet?

When connected to the Internet, PowerHub processes household energy data locally and automatically coordinates compatible devices based on current operating conditions to optimize energy usage.

The cloud mainly provides external data and supporting services, including AI algorithms, weather data, dynamic electricity prices, historical data aggregation, remote monitoring, and software updates. It supports energy management but does not directly participate in PowerHub’s real-time energy dispatch.

What are the requirements for enabling offline local operation?

Before enabling offline local operation, make sure the following requirements are met:

1) A home HEMS system has been created

2) PowerHub has been successfully added to the home HEMS system

3) All relevant devices in the system have been upgraded to firmware versions that support offline local operation. If not, the Zendure App will prompt you to update the firmware first

Will data generated during offline operation be lost? Will it be synchronized to the cloud automatically after cloud operation is restored?

Data generated during offline operation is temporarily stored locally on PowerHub. Once cloud operation is restored, PowerHub automatically uploads the locally cached data to the cloud. The upload process typically takes 10–30 minutes. During this time, the Zendure App will display "Uploading Data".

Ecosystem compatibility

Does PowerHub connect Shelly devices?

PowerHub supports communication with Shelly devices via local Wi-Fi or the cloud, enabling functions such as energy monitoring and load control. Please refer to the official compatibility list for supported device models and features.

What is the CT expansion port used for?

The CT expansion port can be used to monitor the power generation of a third-party PV system or the power consumption of a specific load. Please note that only the L1 phase of PowerHub 1P supports an external CT.