Years ago, Anker made a name for itself in the United States selling small consumer battery devices like phone power banks, laptop batteries, and chargers. Unlike some other brands from the 2010s that are no longer with us, Anker’s quality stood out from the crowd and the company gained a loyal following.
Perhaps more importantly, the system’s modular pack design makes it very resilient to problems. Since it’s built in small increments, if any module fails, the others can continue unaffected. This means that even if something goes wrong with the battery cells, you’ll still get as close to maximum storage and power as possible.
On top of hardware flexibility and resilience, the system also offers software that can keep your home tickin’ when the grid takes a lickin’.