Residential inverter comparison profile

Anker SOLIX
X1 Power Module

The hybrid power electronics at the centre of the X1 home energy system.

Research-based opinionConfirmed Australian residential pageChecked 10 July 2026
Anker SOLIX X1 Power Module product visual3–12 kW across CEC-listed models
Output range
3–12 kW across CEC-listed models
Architecture
Inverter only
Phase support
Single-phase and Three-phase
Backup
Whole-home capable
Warranty
10 years / conditions apply
Standout specification
CEC listings span 3–12 kW and both common Australian residential supply types
Show 6 model variants

These model names sit inside the family above. Capacity, phase and output still need to match the installed configuration.

  • 3 kW single-phase Power Module
  • 5 kW single-phase Power Module
  • 6 kW single-phase Power Module
  • 8 kW three-phase Power Module
  • 10 kW three-phase Power Module
  • 12 kW three-phase Power Module
EDITORIAL OPINION - BASED ON THE CITED RESEARCH
Treat this as part of the X1 system rather than a free-standing inverter choice. Confirm the model number, continuous backup output and Power Dock configuration in the quote.
Best suited to
Anker X1 battery systems requiring an integrated hybrid and backup design
What stands out
CEC listings span 3–12 kW and both common Australian residential supply types
  • It is designed around the X1 ecosystem rather than broad third-party battery compatibility.
  • Continuous backup output and switching behaviour depend on the exact Power Dock and model configuration.

Ask for these points to be answered against the exact model numbers and installed configuration in your quote.

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10 July 2026
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10 July 2026
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10 July 2026

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