Zendure SolarFlow Hyper 2000

Hyper 2000: Dimensions (LXWXH): 350 x 202 x 78 mm, Net weight (excluding accessories): approximately 8.5 kg.

AB2000S: Dimensions (LXWXH): 350 x 200 x 298 mm, Net weight: approximately 22.1 kg.

Yes. If you already have a solar system, you can use the Hyper 2000 and a smart meter (such as the Shelly Pro 3EM) to store excess solar energy. When additional solar capacity is needed, you can connect up to four 350-600W solar panels to the Hyper 2000. At night, the stored energy can be used to power your home, thanks to its impressive charging power (1200W) and energy efficiency.

Yes, you can plug the Hyper 2000 into a wall outlet and complete the installation through the Zendure app. For configurations that require multiple Hyper 2000 units or a discharge above 800W, we recommend working with a professional installer.

Yes, the Hyper 2000 complies with European grid standards (EN 50549) , and the grid-tied power can be set to 800W. According to the Dutch Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority (NVWA), consumers can plug the device into the wall socket to manage a limited amount of excess solar power.

The Hyper 2000 should be stored indoors in a frost-free, secure area out of direct sunlight. Ideal locations include a balcony, patio, attic, utility room, basement, garage, central heating room or utility room. Avoid placing the unit in escape routes or other critical passages.

It is recommended that the battery is not connected to an extension cord or wall socket, as using multiple high-powered devices in this way can cause the plug or wall socket to overheat. Extension cords are generally not designed for long-term use at high power.

Yes, the Hyper 2000 can store excess energy from your existing solar system for use in your home. If you need more solar power, you can connect up to four 350-600W solar panels.

Yes, the Hyper 2000 can be charged from your home's electrical grid, allowing it to store excess energy from an existing solar system, off-peak electricity, or emergency backup power.

A smart meter is needed if you want to store excess energy from your existing solar system or increase solar generation. The Hyper 2000 currently supports integration with Shelly Pro 3EM and Shelly 3EM for smart monitoring.

For safety reasons, the Hyper 2000 will automatically stop supplying power to the home when there is a power outage. However, it supports an off-grid mode that allows devices to be powered via a dedicated off-grid connection to the Hyper 2000's AC port.

Yes, with the Zendure app and Nord Pool integration, the Hyper 2000 can be programmed to charge when electricity prices are low and discharge when rates are high, optimizing savings.

Different energy suppliers use different methods to calculate the rates and costs for excess solar energy fed into the grid. Using the Hyper 2000 reduces the feed-in to the grid by storing excess solar energy in the battery for own use.

That is not a problem. The Hyper 2000 system and the smart meter are independent of your energy supplier.

The Hyper 2000 has four PV inputs, allowing up to four sets of solar panels to be connected.

1. We recommend that the maximum power range for connecting solar panels to each PV input is between 350W and 600W.
2. Please note that the Voc (open circuit voltage) on each PV input must be less than 55V.

Yes, other brands are compatible. Make sure the power range of each panel is between 350W and 600W and the voltage range is between 15V and 55V. Exceeding 55V may permanently damage the Hyper 2000.

Yes. If your solar panels have a lower power (100-350W), you can connect 2-3 panels per PV input in parallel, as long as the Voc of each panel is between 15V and 55V. This setup works fine.

You can stack up to four AB2000S batteries with a combined capacity of up to 7680Wh.

Yes, the Hyper 2000 is equipped with intelligent anti-discharge technology. For battery life and performance, the Hyper 2000 takes special measures when the batteries are low. The Hyper 2000 uses AC and/or solar power to keep the batteries at 5%. If AC and solar power are not available, the Hyper goes into sleep mode to reduce the discharge.

With ZenLink technology, there’s no need for an electrician to determine if multiple Hyper 2000 units are on the same phase. If they are, they can automatically cluster and be managed as a single unit, saving time and installation costs. Each phase supports up to three Hyper 2000 systems with ZenLink. For configurations requiring multiple Hyper 2000 units or discharge above 800W, we recommend working with a professional installer.

ZenLink is a local communications technology that offers significant advantages over alternatives.
1. When multiple Hyper 2000 devices are connected to your home’s power supply, they instantly recognize each other and begin communicating. This creates a stable and reliable connection that is independent of WiFi.
2. Phase Detection: With this technology, it is not necessary for an electrician to determine whether multiple Hyper devices are on the same phase. If they are on the same phase, they can automatically cluster and be controlled uniformly, which saves a lot of time and costs.

Through the Zendure app, you can set the desired AC output power: - If the solar power exceeds the set AC output, the surplus will be used to charge the battery. - If the solar power is below the AC output, the battery will supplement the power needs of the house to reach the set output. - At night, the battery will discharge to supply the house with power.

With supported smart plugs and smart meters, the Hyper 2000 can adjust the output power based on needs. The system is compatible with Shelly Pro 3EM, Shelly 3EM, Zendure Smart Plug and Shelly Plus Plug S.

Yes, a slight increase in temperature during use is normal. This will not affect the lifespan of the device. The Hyper 2000 has undergone extensive testing and is equipped with anti-overheating protection to ensure the safety of your system. Children and pets should not touch the Hyper 2000 while it is in operation.

The Hyper 2000 supports multiple communication methods to ensure stability:

-WiFi (2.4 GHz & 5 GHz): Choose the most stable frequency for internet connection.
-Bluetooth local communication: Enables app control via Bluetooth without WiFi.
-Local WiFi Communication: Enables WiFi connection to Shelly Pro 3EM for consistent operation even when the internet is down.
-ZenLink: Enables communication between devices without WiFi, allowing you to control multiple units on the same phase.

The Hyper 2000 system is grid powered, so 800W is sufficient for many smaller appliances (such as lighting, laptops, and electronics). Larger appliances can draw power from the grid. The Hyper 2000 acts as a supplemental power source, reducing your reliance on the grid. If you need more power for extended household energy needs, such as charging an electric car, consider adding more Hyper 2000 units and consulting a professional for installation.

If you want a discharge power above 800W, we recommend having a professional assess the setup. Without technical knowledge it is difficult to determine the load on the circuit, which can pose safety risks.

The Hyper 2000 will automatically switch to charge mode when it detects that the energy generated by the solar system exceeds 80W and this condition persists for one minute. The excess energy will then be stored, taking into account a safety margin of 50W to prevent energy waste during charging. This ensures efficient use of excess energy and minimizes losses.

Note: This feature requires firmware version Hyper 2000 Master V2.1.18 or later. If your device does not support this feature, please update the firmware.