2.4 kWh · 1 module(s)
PowerHub ONE 2.5, 2.4 kWh plug-in home battery
The entry configuration: Main Unit with one 2.4 kWh LFP module, ready to expand whenever you need more.
€1,199 incl. VAT
2.4 kWh covers a home's base load through the evening: fridge, router, lighting, TV and standby. It is the logical option if you want to start shifting consumption from expensive punta hours to cheap valle hours without a large investment and without touching the switchboard.
The Main Unit plugs into a standard 230 V socket and delivers up to 800 W on a shared socket. If you want more power later, an electrician can give it a dedicated circuit of up to 2.4 kW peak. Modules stack: going from 2.4 to 4.8 kWh means adding a module, not replacing the system.
In apartments and rented homes across Málaga and the Costa del Sol this is the most practical configuration, no building work, no roof of your own and no community approval needed for the standard plug-in setup.
Best suited for
- Apartments without solar panels
- Tenants: the unit moves with you
- Second homes with low consumption
- A first step before expanding to 4.8 or 7.2 kWh
Technical specifications
- Capacity
- 2.4 kWh (1 × 2,4 kWh)
- Battery technology
- LFP (LiFePO₄)
- Capacity per module
- 2.4 kWh (2,400 Wh)
- Modules per Main Unit
- 1 – 5 (up to 12 kWh)
- Connection
- 230 V AC, standard socket
- AC output, shared socket
- up to 800 W (0.8 kW nominal)
- AC output, dedicated circuit
- up to 2.4 kW peak (10.43 A)
- Backup output (outage)
- 2.4 kW nominal · switchover ≤10 ms
- Protection class
- IP65 (IEC 60529)
- Communication & control
- WiFi, Bluetooth, Ethernet, CAN · LED + PowerHub app
- Operating temperature
- -20 °C to 55 °C
- Dimensions
- Main Unit 440 × 305 × 165 mm · module 440 × 305 × 220 mm
- Warranty
- 10-year product warranty · 6,000 cycles / ≥70% capacity
Source: official PowerHub ONE datasheet (version 1.1). Values under the manufacturer's test conditions.
Frequently asked questions
How long does a 2.4 kWh battery last?
It depends on the load. At a steady 300 W (fridge, router, LED lighting and TV) 2.4 kWh runs roughly 7–8 hours. With a 1 kW air conditioner running it drops to around 2 hours, and on a shared socket the output is limited to 800 W.
Can I expand the PowerHub ONE 2.5 later?
Yes. The Main Unit takes one to five 2.4 kWh modules, up to 12 kWh. Modules stack on top without replacing the main unit or reworking the installation.
Do I need solar panels for this configuration?
No. It charges from the grid during cheap valle hours and discharges during expensive punta hours. With solar it also stores your surplus instead of exporting it at a low rate.
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