120VAC (240VAC with 2 Units) 3,000 W Continuous / 6,000 W Surge (6,000 W Continuous / 12,000W Surge w/ 2 Units)
| Rated Voltage | 51.2V |
| Battery Type | LiFePO4 |
| Battery Capacity | 5,376Wh |
| Life Cycles | 6,000+ |
| High Voltage Protection | 60.0 V DC |
| Low Voltage Protection | 40.0 V DC |
| Low Voltage Recovery | 44.8 V DC |
| Floating charge voltage | 58.4 V DC |
| Max Current | 105 A |
| AC Input Voltage | 65 V - 140 V |
| Frequency | 60 Hz or 50 Hz (Auto detection) |
| AC Charger | 3,000 W |
| Car / DC Charger | 240 W |
| Solar Charger | 4,400 W, MPPT Input (Manufacturer Warrantied Voc range 60 V DC - 500 V DC) |
| Voltage Range | 120 V AC +/- 5% (Inverter Mode) |
| Output Wave | Pure Sine Wave |
| Efficiency | >94% |
| Frequency | 60 Hz or 50 Hz +/- 1% (Inverter Mode) |
| Transfer Time | <20 ms (Typical load) |
| 5 V USB | USB 2.0 x2, USB 3.0 x1, USB-C x1 |
| 12 V DC 30A Anderson Port | x1 |
| 12 V DC 15A Cigarette Lighter | x1 |
| 5 V Wireless Charging Pad | x1 |
| 12 V DC 2A DC5221 Port | x2 |
| Operating Ambient Temp | +32 to +104 F (0 to +40 C) |
| Storage Ambient Temp | +14 to +115 F (-10 to +45 C) |
| Product Size | L 23.2 in x W 14.6 in x H 18.6 in (18.9 including feet) (L 589mm x W 371mm x H 472mm [480mm including feet]) |
| Weight | 131 lbs (59.5 kg) |
| AC Input (UPS + Charge) | 3,600 W |
| Solar Input (Inversion + Charge) | 5,000 W |
| AC + Solar (UPS + Charge) | 7,400 W |
What Payment Methods Do You Accept?
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How do I choose a system?
Try out our free online calculator that will guide you through the system sizing process!
Do You Offer a Money-Back Guarantee or Warranty?
Your Solar Generator comes with a 5-year Warranty Once your warranty has expired, don't worry! We offer lifetime support and repair on all our products. You can return any product within 30-days for any reason (as long as it hasn’t been damaged, modified, or taken apart). Just pay for the return shipping to get it back to us!
Can I charge the Apollo with a gas generator?
Yes! As long as your gas generator outputs pure sine wave power with less than 3% THD (e.g. an inverter generator), you can charge the Apollo. Otherwise, you can use a third party battery charger to charge the battery directly from any gas generator.
The Premium LiFePO4 Solar Generator
A whopping 5,376 LiFePO4 battery. Stores more energy to keep you powered up until the sun shines again. Featuring rectangular cell geometry.
+6,000 Life Cycles
+20 Years of Regular Use
5,376 Watt Hrs
60 hrs
240 hrs
110 hrs
540 hrs
36 hrs
18 charges
8.5 hrs
12 hrs
Solar Charging capacity is the ultimate limit in the energy production capability. The Apollo’s is an incredible 4.4 kW, the fastest in any portable solar generator. AC Charging Speed is also blazing fast, for when the grid’s available.
With 2 Apollo units, power your stoves, electric dryers, large motors, and anything else that requires 240 V power. Generate 3-phase power with 3 units.
Combine up to 12 Apollo units for 36 kW continuous / 72 kW surge output and 65 kWh of LiFePO4 storage. Add up to 10 Expansion Bateries to your multi-unit system for a maximum of 118.3 kWh of LiFePO4 storage. Add up to 5 Expansion Bateries to a single Apollo for 32.3 kWh of total storage. With this unprecedented expandability, you’ll never be limited. If you’re not sure how much you need, don’t worry — start small and you can always add on later.
A wide-variety of AC and DC inputs and outputs for powering a range of devices and charging from different sources.
Wirelessly control and monitor your Apollo from up to 60 feet away. Phone app can also be used to control and monitor.
Heavy duty wheels for mobility. Removable internal battery.
Powerful and elegant. It is strong, simple, and designed for the simplicity for the user.
120VAC (240VAC with 2 Units) 3,000 W Continuous / 6,000 W Surge (6,000 W Continuous / 12,000W Surge w/ 2 Units)
| Rated Voltage | 51.2V |
| Battery Type | LiFePO4 |
| Battery Capacity | 5,376Wh |
| Life Cycles | 6,000+ |
| High Voltage Protection | 60.0 V DC |
| Low Voltage Protection | 40.0 V DC |
| Low Voltage Recovery | 44.8 V DC |
| Floating charge voltage | 58.4 V DC |
| Max Current | 105 A |
| AC Input Voltage | 65 V - 140 V |
| Frequency | 60 Hz or 50 Hz (Auto detection) |
| AC Charger | 3,000 W |
| Car / DC Charger | 240 W |
| Solar Charger | 4,400 W, MPPT Input (Manufacturer Warrantied Voc range 60 V DC - 500 V DC) |
| Voltage Range | 120 V AC +/- 5% (Inverter Mode) |
| Output Wave | Pure Sine Wave |
| Efficiency | >94% |
| Frequency | 60 Hz or 50 Hz +/- 1% (Inverter Mode) |
| Transfer Time | <20 ms (Typical load) |
| 5 V USB | USB 2.0 x2, USB 3.0 x1, USB-C x1 |
| 12 V DC 30A Anderson Port | x1 |
| 12 V DC 15A Cigarette Lighter | x1 |
| 5 V Wireless Charging Pad | x1 |
| 12 V DC 2A DC5221 Port | x2 |
| Operating Ambient Temp | +32 to +104 F (0 to +40 C) |
| Storage Ambient Temp | +14 to +115 F (-10 to +45 C) |
| Product Size | L 23.2 in x W 14.6 in x H 18.6 in (18.9 including feet) (L 589mm x W 371mm x H 472mm [480mm including feet]) |
| Weight | 131 lbs (59.5 kg) |
| AC Input (UPS + Charge) | 3,600 W |
| Solar Input (Inversion + Charge) | 5,000 W |
| AC + Solar (UPS + Charge) | 7,400 W |
What Payment Methods Do You Accept?
We accept all major credit cards, PayPal, and Affirm pay over time.
How do I choose a system?
Try out our free online calculator that will guide you through the system sizing process!
Do You Offer a Money-Back Guarantee or Warranty?
Your Solar Generator comes with a 5-year Warranty Once your warranty has expired, don't worry! We offer lifetime support and repair on all our products. You can return any product within 30-days for any reason (as long as it hasn’t been damaged, modified, or taken apart). Just pay for the return shipping to get it back to us!
Can I charge the Apollo with a gas generator?
Yes! As long as your gas generator outputs pure sine wave power with less than 3% THD (e.g. an inverter generator), you can charge the Apollo. Otherwise, you can use a third party battery charger to charge the battery directly from any gas generator.
We want you to believe in the Apollo 5K as much as we do. That’s why we’re offering a 30 day no-questions-asked money back guarantee. So you don’t have to say yes now, try it out now and decide later.
I don’t have it operating yet.
I am starting with a single Apollo 5K this summer to see how I like it but will probably add additional batteries and maybe a second unit later. So far I am happy with it being able to do it's main two jobs, providing power and using solar. I'm not happy with the lack of ability to work it in to any type of home automation. It would be a full 5 stars if that ability was there.
At the moment I have 3x400W panels and have noticed it charging at up to 980W, so pretty good. I've been using it to run an air conditioner in my basement office since I don't have a circuit to be able to run AC along with computers and other things. It works great but will of course not run the AC all day long. It gets me through the hot part of the day. Ultimately I got the Apollo for that and emergency backup. I run it on Bat First mode so when PV is available it charges or runs the AC off PV, or battery as needed. I make sure to not run the battery dead so it doesn't have to flip to AC input. If I know it will be needed the following day I will switch to UPS mode at night so it will slowly charge while I don't have the AC running. If I don't think I will need it much I will just leave it in Bat First mode to let the solar charge it. My panel location only gives me 1.5-2 hours of direct sun. I've also used it camping and recharged it in fast AC charging mode off the 7.2KW inverter in my truck, which worked great. The app works much of the time to view charge state, but often isn't able to refresh with a "failed" message.
Everything I would like to see changed is likely software based and something I hope they could push out a firmware update for.
1. Option to turn off the screen when not needed, and at least dim the H LED on the front.
2. At least a read-only local API or status page that can be used to track the current status of the Apollo. Current settings, input and output values, battery state, etc. I would use this to log the status in my home automation, helping me to plan and predict PV usage and send me alerts as needed.
3. Authenticated API with access to change things like turn AC/DC on and off or change modes. I would use this along with home automation (Home Assistant) to make changes based on PV status, battery status, and weather forecast.
4. Ability to set a charge limit. While I understand the BMS maintains the battery, it is ultimately better not not fully charge it all the time. I would like to be able to limit it to say 80% when it is unlikely to be used for awhile. This would also be something I would tie into an API so that home automation would be able to adjust the max charge based on things like weather forecast.
5. Ability to set a max AC input while not in fast charge mode with AC output disabled. This is the only one that may not be able to be accomplished by opening up an API.
Hysolis just needs to add an API then let the community handle the rest as far as adjusting based on needs. Or document the communication protocol from the remote panel to the base since most of what I'm looking for is already there, if only we could tap into it. Automation could turn off the inverter when the charge level hits a desired %. It could change modes based on criteria, etc. with little extra effort from Hysolis. I don't need Hysolis to build the automation tools, just open up access so the community can.
Hardware wise I'm glad I went with the Hysolis over the DPU or Solix I was looking at. Integration with the rest of my house would have been better with either of the other two options though. I'm holding out hope that at some point there will be software updates to allow integration with Home Assistant or other home automation options though. Comparing 24 hour battery drain with just the AC powered on but no load over 24 hours against my sister's DPU the Apollo won.
I've contacted support twice with questions and both times talked to someone right away and was extremely happy with the support.
Greatly enjoying the 5K. Would like to see more detail in the manual about setting up multi-unit single phase for whole home support and a splitter cable option for same if you’re not doing split phase 340. One app enhancement that I would like to see: the ability to send email and/or notifications when battery drops below a stipulated percentage. Also - stop using UPS as a courier… they’re terrible.
Thanks for the Fast Shipping and Superb Customer Support
HYSOLIS seems to be on top of their game ? Unlike EcoFlow who seems to have Gremlins keep showing up ?
