Anker SOLIX
TL;DR Anker SOLIX has revealed its latest hybrid home power backup solution, the E10.
In addition to solar and battery-based backup, the SOLIX E10 also supports a conventional fuel-based generator that can run on gasoline, natural gas, or propane.
The multiple systems can offer a combined power output of 90kW.
As part of its CES 2026 showcase, Anker’s sub-brand SOLIX gave us a preview of its new integrated home backup solution, the SOLIX E10. Following up on its preview last week, the company is now disclosing details about the products.
SOLIX says the E10 is the world’s first “smart hybrid whole home backup system.” While the other bits are self-explanatory, hybrid here refers to its ability to run on multiple fuel options. In addition to its support for solar power and a battery-based backup solution, the E10 also supports traditional fuels such as propane, gasoline, and natural gas through the SOLIX Smart Generator 5500, which can be effective in scenarios with prolonged outages and scant sunlight.
A SOLIX E10 unit with a single battery is rated for 7.6kW (kilowatt) of continuous backup, which can be boosted to 10kW for up to 90 minutes. A single unit supplies a surge power of 37.2kW to start up bigger appliances, such as ACs. Multiple batteries can also be tethered together to meet higher backup needs in larger homes.
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One of the key highlights of today’s launch is SOLIX’s new Power Dock, which spontaneously switches from the main grid to the backup system in just 20ms. The quick switchover ensures you don’t even see lights flicker or notice an outage. The companion app lets you monitor power usage across different circuits or switch off the ones you don’t need. If you don’t want to delve into it, the app can also automatically shift load based on requirements. The Power Dock also intelligently switches between regular power backup and the fuel-based generator, or enables the two together, based on requirements.
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