Exclusively for GIGA readers, the provider Kleines Kraftwerk is currently offering all products at reduced prices as part of a summer campaign. The SolarFlow Hub from the manufacturer Zendure is particularly interesting for owners of a balcony power plant that produces excess energy. This makes it possible to store surpluses and feed them in again at a later point in time.

Summer promotion: SolarFlow Hub and other products are available at a greatly reduced price from Kleines Kraftwerk

If you own a balcony power plant and this produces excess energy, it is worth storing it in the home network for later consumption as an alternative to feeding it into the power grid. This is exactly what the manufacturer’s battery storage for balcony power plants does cendor with the name Solar Flow Hub possible.

As part of a cooperation with the provider Small power station you can currently get exclusively as a GIGA reader with the voucher code “SUMMER100“ 100 euros discount on all products of the dealer, and of course also on the Zendure SolarFlow Hub and associated batteries. For example, you can use the SolarFlow Hub including a battery for the price of only 1427.73 euros or including two batteries for the price of only 1847.90 euros acquire. You can easily add the voucher code to the shopping cart after you have placed your desired product in it.

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Zendure SolarFlow presented: battery storage for the balcony power plant

How Zendure’s SolarFlow Hub works

The Zendure Solar Flow Hub controls the power distribution of your balcony power plant and intelligently stores excess energy in the associated batteries. It is easy to install: you only have to connect the PV modules of your balcony power plant to the input of the hub and the microinverter, which stores your excess energy, to the output.

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The following operation is even easier: You can use the Zendure app, which is available for smartphones, to control the hub and determine at what time and how much electricity should be fed back into your home network. A maximum of four solar storage tanks with an output of 960 watts each (corresponds to about one kilowatt hour) can be connected to a SolarFlow hub.