You Could Apply for 30% Federal Tax Credit*,
when you Install SBV as a HomePower Solution.
Enjoy reliable and cost-effective backup power solutions for your entire home with up to 7200W of output and a massive 64kWh capacity. No need to worry about complex and expensive installations - just connect Zendure SuperBase V to your home main panel via a power inlet(NEMA L14-30P) and a transfer switch. You can also customize and take full control of your energy usage with the SuperBase V and Zendure Home Panel intergration with your home circuits. Get unlimited power with solar panels and be prepared for any blackout situation.
CHOOSE YOUR SOLUTION
Starter Solution
SuperBase V + 30 Amp Cable* + Transfer Switch
- 240V/120V Dual Voltage, 3800W output
- Base unit 4.6/6.4 kWh capacity, expands from 4.6~32 kWh, for up to a week of power supply
- Plug and Play
Our simplest and most cost-effective way to deal with temporary power failures. Connect one SuperBase V to power inlet box or tansfer switch* to supply electricity to your essential circuits (lighting, Wi-Fi router, refrigerator) when there is a blackout.
Buy Now* Work with 240V/120V transfer switch with L14-30R inlet
* 30 Amp generator cord (NEMA L14-30R 2X 5-15P) is needed to connect the Superbase V with your power inlet box and is sold separately)
* The two Male plugs of the cord must be plugged into two separated rows in SBV
*30 Amp Cable and Transfer Switch need to be purchased separately, SBV does not include these accessories
30 Amp Generator Wire (nema l14-30r 2x 5-15p) Usage Notes
1. Prior to making the connection, ensure that the SBV is in a powered-off state. After the connection is established, proceed to power on the SBV.
2. If the Y-cable becomes dislodged during operation, it is crucial to power off the SBV before re-establishing the connection.
Please purchase the 30 Amp cable and the transfer switch online, they're not launching on Zendure yet, let's expect them in the future!
Advanced Solution
2*SuperBase V + ZenY Cable + Transfer Switch
- Expands from 9.2/12.8 kWh to 46/64 kWh
- 240V/120V Dual Voltage, 7200W output
- Plug and Play
With the ZenY Cable, you can connect two Superbase V and power your whole house through your power inlet box* or transfer switch. Powerful enough to run almost any home appliance, even high-wattage ones like a dryer (5000W). You can also extend your backup power by adding Extra Batteries and Solar Panels that can keep your essentials running for weeks.
Buy Now* Work with 240V/120V transfer switch with L14-30R inlet
*ZenY cable and Transfer Switch need to be purchased separately, SBV does not include these accessories
Please purchase the transfer switch online, it hasn't launched on Zendure yet, let's expect them in the future!
Smart Control Solution
SuperBase V + Zendure Home Panel
- Expands from 4.6/6.4kWh to 46/64kWh
- 240V/120V Dual Voltage,7200W output
- Comprehensive home power management
Uninterrupted backup power supply and smart power management. Take control of your energy and reduce your electricity bills with stored energy.
Buy Now*Home Panel and Satellite Battery need to be purchased separately, SBV does not include these accessories
*Please purchase the home panel online, it hasn't launched on Zendure yet, let's expect them in the future!
Disclaimer
Qualified battery storage technology of 3kWh or more must be installed by a connection to a dwelling in the United States, lived in by the taxpayer. You should always consult your tax professional to determine your eligibility for the Residential Clean Energy Credit under Section 25D of the Internal Revenue Code given your individual situation. Zendure does not guarantee any tax credit based on our products, and any information we provide is for educational purposes only and should not be considered legal advice. It does not constitute professional tax advice or financial guidance. It should not be used as the only source of information when making purchasing decisions, investment decisions, tax decisions, or execution. Consult a tax professional to evaluate your eligibility.
