SPECIFICATIONS

Jackery SolarVault 3 Pro Balcony Solar Storage Kit is designed for homes, apartments, balconies, terraces, and larger household solar setups where solar power generation and battery storage are needed in one complete system.

This balcony solar storage kit combines 2000W solar panel output with Jackery SolarVault 3 Pro, an additional BP2500 battery pack, smart meter, and connection accessories. It helps store solar energy during the day and use it later when household energy demand is higher.

Key benefits:

Complete balcony solar storage kit with solar panels, storage unit, expansion battery, smart meter, and cables
5040Wh battery storage capacity for larger household energy support
2000W total solar panel output from 4 × 500W bifacial solar modules
Up to 4000W PV input supported by the SolarVault 3 Pro system
4 MPPT channels for improved solar input management
Plug & Play design for easier setup
Smart app control for real-time energy monitoring and system management
Backup power support for essential devices during power outages

Use cases:

This balcony solar storage kit is suitable for households that want to store solar energy during the day and use it later in the evening or during periods of higher electricity demand.

It can be used for apartments with balconies, private houses, terraces, garden houses, larger home solar setups, and energy backup systems where a higher storage capacity is preferred.

EU compatibility:

The system is designed for European balcony solar and home energy storage use. Installation and compatibility should always be checked according to local regulations, household wiring, balcony power plant limits, and the selected solar setup.

Trust & durability:

The kit includes bifacial full black solar modules, Jackery SolarVault 3 Pro, BP2500 expansion battery, smart meter, and connection cables. The SolarVault 3 Pro system is designed as a modular storage solution with app control, smart energy management, and plug-and-play setup.

Important note:

Actual solar energy production and savings depend on sunlight, installation angle, shading, location, electricity price, household consumption, and local grid rules. Any savings figures should be treated as estimates, not as a guaranteed result.