Integrated 800W inverter
An 800W microinverter and battery in one coordinated unit for a cleaner, simpler system.
Intelligent solar storage
Capture more of your solar energy. Power more of your home. Solixir Apollo combines an 800W microinverter with a 1,958Wh LiFePO₄ battery in one refined, weather-resistant system.
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Solixir Apollo is designed to turn daytime sunlight into energy you can use when your home needs it—through an integrated system with app visibility and flexible expansion.
An 800W microinverter and battery in one coordinated unit for a cleaner, simpler system.
Durable lithium iron phosphate chemistry designed for long service life and everyday cycling.
Two independent MPPT channels help make the most of different panel strings and changing light.
Up to 800W grid-tied output plus 1,200W off-grid or backup output for compatible loads.
Weather-resistant construction intended for suitable protected outdoor or utility locations.
Monitor energy generation, battery level and power flow from a connected Solixir experience.
Made for the rhythm of home
Capture available daytime generation instead of relying only on instant household use.
Use stored energy later, subject to system configuration, available charge and household demand.
Up to 1,200W off-grid or backup output is designed to support suitable connected loads.
Backed by a 15-year target manufacturer warranty, Apollo is being developed as a long-term part of the Solixir home-energy platform.
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Apollo is a home solar-storage system in development, combining an integrated 800W microinverter with a 1,958Wh LiFePO₄ battery.
Solar panels feed the system through two MPPT inputs. Available energy can support grid-tied household use and charge the battery for later use, subject to final configuration and compliance.
The planned system starts at 1,958Wh and is expandable with compatible modules up to 7,852Wh.
Savings will depend on solar generation, electricity prices, household demand, battery operation and installation conditions. Confirmed examples will follow final engineering and testing.
The target specification includes up to 1,200W off-grid or backup output for suitable connected loads. Final capability and permitted use will be confirmed before launch.
The target specification includes IP65 protection, but the final installation requirements, permitted locations, mounting, ventilation and weather exposure will be confirmed in the approved product instructions.
The planned Bluetooth and Wi-Fi experience is intended to show generation, battery state and energy flow. Final app features will be confirmed during product development.
The target specification is 6,000 cycles with a 15-year target manufacturer warranty. Actual service life depends on operating conditions, temperature, cycling and the final warranty terms.
Compatibility will depend on panel electrical characteristics, connectors, configuration and the final approved system design. Solixir will publish confirmed compatibility requirements before launch.
Apollo remains in development. Availability depends on engineering, testing, certification, supply and final UK compliance requirements.