Solis FlexHome 5kWh Stackable LV Battery

Solis FlexHome

Flexible low-voltage battery storage that can grow with demand.

Solis FlexHome is a stackable low-voltage storage option designed for compatible Solis energy-storage systems. It can suit homes that want a tidy modular battery arrangement and the ability to size storage around real consumption.

5 kWh modulesStackable designLow-voltage storageSolis ecosystem
Solis FlexHome stackable low-voltage battery system
5 kWh classModular building block
Low voltageMatched to compatible equipment
StackableCapacity assembled neatly
MonitoredUsed with suitable Solis controls
Modular residential storage

Start with the load profile, then choose the stack.

A modular battery can make future expansion easier, but the initial inverter, battery current, cabling and floor or wall arrangement still need to be designed for the intended final system.

1

Scalable capacity

Modules can be combined within the limits of the approved battery and inverter configuration.

2

Compatible control

Battery communication and firmware compatibility matter as much as the physical voltage.

3

Practical installation

Equipment position, weight, clearances, cable lengths and isolation are considered before installation.

Where it can fit

A practical option for compatible Solis designs.

  • New hybrid solar-and-storage systems
  • Homes wanting modular low-voltage capacity
  • Projects where tidy equipment layout is important
  • Suitable existing Solis systems being assessed for expansion

Mr Solar design check

  • Exact inverter and battery compatibility list
  • Maximum supported modules and battery current
  • Available installation space and structural support
  • Backup output and essential-load requirements
  • Existing firmware, meters and monitoring

Do not mix modules or add capacity based only on physical connectors. Compatibility, age, state of health and manufacturer rules must be checked.

Capacity translated into everyday use

Each 5 kWh-class module adds another block of stored energy.

A single module may suit modest evening use; multiple compatible modules can extend the usable window where generation, tariffs and inverter power justify it.

Two different limits: kWh describes how much energy is stored; kW describes how much power the inverter and battery can deliver at once. A system can have plenty of stored energy but still be unable to run every high-power appliance simultaneously.

Illustrative examples

  • 5 kWh is roughly 5 hours at a steady 1 kW load before allowances
  • Two 5 kWh modules provide about twice the energy window, not twice the inverter power
  • A 3 kW load could use 5 kWh in under two hours
  • Battery expansion should be planned against winter usage as well as summer solar surplus

Figures are simple energy illustrations, not guaranteed runtime. Allow for battery reserve, conversion losses, temperature, ageing and changing household demand.

From specification to commissioning

Equipment selected around the complete property.

We confirm the exact model, current manufacturer documentation, inverter compatibility, electrical design, location, monitoring and any backup arrangement before equipment is ordered.

01

Assess

Consumption, generation, tariff, supply and future loads.

02

Specify

Usable energy, battery power, inverter and compatible accessories.

03

Install

Protection, cabling, meters and equipment installed professionally.

04

Support

Commissioning, monitoring setup, documentation and aftercare.

Product information should be checked against the exact model and current manufacturer documentation at quotation. Solis product compatibility and current datasheets are confirmed at quotation through Solis.

Is this battery system right for your home?

Speak to Mr Solar about your electricity use, existing solar, tariff and backup requirements before choosing equipment.