Energy
EcoFlow introduces modular residential energy storage system
EcoFlow has unveiled its new Titan 5000 lineup, offering scalable home backup power starting from a 5 kWh capacity.
Key points
- The Titan 5000 range includes three models utilising lithium iron phosphate batteries.
- Systems are modular and can expand from 5 kWh up to 30 kWh total capacity.
- The flagship Plus model delivers up to 7.2 kW of continuous power and 10 kW peak power with solar integration.
What happened
Energy storage developer EcoFlow has launched a new residential backup battery series named the Titan 5000 range, according to Electrek reporting. The baseline configuration features a single 5 kWh module designed to support essential household appliances during grid outages.
System specifications
All three variants in the lineup use lithium iron phosphate battery chemistry and support modular expansion up to 30 kWh by stacking additional units. The entry-level Classic version provides up to 4 kW of 120V output. Meanwhile, the standard Titan 5000 and the flagship Plus version both deliver 7.2 kW of continuous power with split-phase 120V and 240V capabilities.
The Plus model incorporates photovoltaic boost technology to achieve a peak output of 10 kW when connected to solar panels. According to Brian Essenmacher, Head of US Business Development at EcoFlow, the product aims to balance power availability with installation simplicity, as reported by Electrek.
Market rollout
EcoFlow has opened pre-payments for bundle packages ahead of the official market release scheduled for November. Furthermore, regulatory filings indicate that the hardware received Federal Communications Commission authorization prior to upcoming restrictions on foreign-produced inverters.
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