Product description

Example of an energy system with PowerHub. Batteries, solar panels, charging equipment and other devices shown are not included.
The central connection point for your Zendure energy system
Bring your home batteries, household installation and charging equipment together with Zendure PowerHub. This smart connection and transfer unit links your electrical installation to compatible Zendure SolarFlow systems. It gives you a clear energy setup with local energy management and automatic transfer to backup power.
Choose PowerHub 1P (1-phase) for €749 or PowerHub 3P (3-phase) for €849. PowerHub does not contain a battery: available power and runtime depend on the connected SolarFlow units, their state of charge and your consumption.
Key benefits
- Three connections for compatible SolarFlow systems.
- Automatic transfer during a grid outage: 10 ms for 1P and 20 ms for 3P.
- Local energy management (HEMS), with insights and controls in the Zendure app.
- Grid input and AC output up to 63 A for 1P or 63 A per phase for 3P.
- CEE sockets for suitable EV charging equipment.
- RS485 and digital inputs and outputs for compatible equipment.
- IP54 enclosure and manual bypass for maintenance.
Which version suits your home?
1-phase: for a suitable single-phase installation or selected backup circuits. 3-phase: for integration into a three-phase installation. According to the manual, full three-phase backup power requires three SolarFlow 4000 Mix Pro/AC+ units, one per phase. With one connected unit, backup power is available only on the corresponding single-phase circuit.
More confidence during a power cut
When the grid goes down, PowerHub switches to the connected battery system. Your installer determines which circuits are supported and designs the installation for the required power. PowerHub’s rated pass-through current does not guarantee the power the batteries can supply during an outage.
Professionally installed and ready to expand
Have PowerHub installed, wired and commissioned by a qualified electrician. The installer checks the connection, protection devices, compatibility and backup configuration. PowerHub is not a device that can simply be plugged into a standard wall socket.
Unsure whether you need 1-phase or 3-phase, or which SolarFlow setup suits your home? Contact us for personal advice or book a showroom appointment in De Meern.

Everything comes together
Turn separate devices into one energy system
Solar panels on the roof, a home battery in the garage and an electric car on the driveway: PowerHub gives these components one central connection point. This lets you organise storage, generation and suitable loads around the same hub.
Three connections for compatible SolarFlow systems and communication ports form the foundation. Your installer determines which devices are connected electrically and which smart integrations your setup supports.

A setup designed for your home
Plan your connections and backup power together
The diagram shows how multiple SolarFlow systems can be connected to household circuits through the PowerHub. By deciding in advance which circuits you want to support, your installer can coordinate the wiring, protection and battery power.
Choose 1-phase for a suitable single-phase setup or 3-phase for a three-phase installation. Full three-phase backup power requires three SolarFlow 4000 Mix Pro/AC+ units, one per phase. With one unit, backup power is supplied only to the corresponding single-phase circuit.
Example diagram; your installer determines the final setup and required components.

Prepared for a power cut
Keep energy available when the grid goes down
Keep power available for the circuits that matter to you, such as lighting and other essential appliances. During a grid outage, PowerHub disconnects the supported installation from the public grid and switches to the connected compatible battery system.
According to the manual, the transfer takes 10 ms for 1-phase and 20 ms for 3-phase. The number of appliances you can use and for how long depends on battery output, available capacity and consumption.
PowerHub does not contain a battery. Backup power requires a suitable SolarFlow setup and professional installation.

Smart control at home
Local energy management, even during an internet outage
PowerHub brings the core controls into your home. Connected devices can exchange data locally, allowing local energy management to continue during an internet outage.
The Zendure app provides system insights and access to the available controls. Online services such as ZENKI AI require an active internet connection. The functions available locally depend on the connected devices and settings.

Your car as part of the setup
Bring home charging and energy storage together
Make your charging equipment part of your home energy plan. A suitable EV charger can be connected through the CEE socket.
Both versions have a blue 32 A single-phase CEE socket; the 3-phase version also has a red 32 A three-phase CEE socket. Charging power and smart control depend on your charger, grid connection and configuration. The EV charger is sold separately.

Include heating in your energy plan
Connect a compatible SG Ready heat pump
Heating is an important part of household energy consumption. Through potential-free contacts, PowerHub can control a compatible SG Ready heat pump. This allows the heating system to be included in the system configuration.
Your installer checks whether the heat pump supports the required controls and how the contacts should be connected. RS485 and digital inputs and outputs also provide integration options for compatible metering and control equipment.
Compare the two versions
Product specifications
| Specification | PowerHub 1P | PowerHub 3P |
|---|---|---|
| Version | 1-phase | 3-phase |
| Price | €749 | €849 |
| Model | C2506-1 | C2506-3 |
| Grid input / AC output | Max. 63 A | Max. 63 A per phase |
| Rated AC voltage | 220/230/240 V; L/N + PE | 220/230/240 V per phase; L1/L2/L3/N + PE |
| Backup transfer time | 10 ms | 20 ms |
| SolarFlow Schuko connections | 3 × 16 A | 16 A per phase |
| INV circuit breakers | 40 A per breaker; max. 63 A total | 40 A per breaker; max. 3 × 40 A total |
| CEE sockets | 32 A, single-phase | 32 A single-phase + 32 A three-phase |
| Operating modes | Grid-connected, backup and manual bypass | Grid-connected, backup and manual bypass |
| Local HEMS | Supported | Supported |
| Communication and control | RS485, DI, DO; LAN, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 5.0 | RS485, DI, DO; LAN, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 5.0 |
| Dimensions | 520 × 173.5 × 400 mm | 520 × 173.5 × 400 mm |
| Weight | 14.7 kg | 16.8 kg |
| Protection rating | IP54 | IP54 |
| Operating temperature | -25 °C to +50 °C | -25 °C to +50 °C |
| Cooling | Fan cooling | Fan cooling |
The maximum current is reduced above 30 °C: to 50 A at 40 °C and to 40 A at 50 °C (per phase for 3P). PowerHub’s pass-through current is separate from the available battery or backup output.
From selection to operation
How PowerHub becomes part of your installation
Choose the version and decide which appliances or circuits you want to support during a power cut.
A qualified electrician handles wall mounting, wiring, protection and the connection of compatible SolarFlow units.
After inspection and commissioning, connect the setup in the Zendure app and configure the required functions.
The package contains PowerHub, cable glands, a mounting template, wall-mounting kit, user manual and Ethernet communication cables. Additional installation cables and protection devices are selected for your situation.
Product support
Frequently asked questions about PowerHub
Is PowerHub a home battery?
No. It is a connection, control and transfer unit. Energy is stored in the connected compatible SolarFlow battery systems.
Can I install PowerHub myself?
Installation, internal wiring and commissioning must be carried out by a qualified electrician. The installer also checks the protection devices and required cables.
Do I need three battery systems for three-phase backup power?
For full three-phase backup power, the manual specifies three SolarFlow 4000 Mix Pro/AC+ units, one per phase. With one unit, backup power is supplied only to the corresponding single-phase circuit.
How long will I have power during an outage?
This depends on the available battery capacity, state of charge, conversion losses and the consumption of connected appliances. An installer can design the setup around the circuits you want to support.
Does PowerHub work without internet?
Core local energy management can continue without internet. Online services and ZENKI AI require an active internet connection.
Do I need an external energy meter?
When installed in the main supply line, PowerHub can measure total household consumption. If it is installed only for selected circuits, an additional compatible meter is required to measure the main supply as well.
Can I keep using my existing solar panels?
AC coupling with a suitable solar inverter can be part of the setup. Have the connection checked in advance and confirm whether the inverter can continue operating in the required backup configuration.
Can PowerHub be installed outdoors?
The enclosure is rated IP54. Together with your installer, choose a suitable, well-ventilated installation location in accordance with the manual, protected from direct sunlight, heat sources and unwanted water exposure.
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