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Last updated: November 5, 2026
Black Friday has begun at Zendure. From November 2 to December 7, 2026, the brand is launching its biggest promotion of the year: up to 43% off, free accessories and, for Maison et Domotique readers, an exclusive discount code.
The question is what to buy. SolarFlow 800, 1600, 2400, AC+, Pro and Mix versions, expansion batteries, PowerHub… the range has grown considerably in two years, and the names don’t make things any easier. A SolarFlow 2400 Pro, for example, isn’t an upgraded 2400 AC+: the two are designed for different setups.
So instead of a simple list of deals, we’ve put together a buying guide. The idea is to find the right system for your home, solar installation and budget, and then the right deal. We’ve been following Zendure since the first SolarFlow and have tested several generations. When one of our reviews can help, we’ll let you know.
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The four deals to look at first
If you’re in a hurry, here are the four I’d look at before anything else.
| Product | Black Friday deal | Who is it for? |
|---|---|---|
| SolarFlow 2400 AC+ | €839 instead of €1,279 + free 1CT-S | You already have panels and want to add storage |
| SolarFlow 2400 Pro + 4 panels | €1,439 instead of €2,319 | You want a complete solar installation with a battery |
| SolarFlow 1600 AC+ + AB2000L | €959 instead of €1,678 + Power Strip Cube for €1 | You want a proper battery on a tighter budget |
| AB3000L 2.88 kWh | €659 instead of €839 | You already own Zendure equipment and want more capacity |
Exclusive Maison et Domotique code: MDOMOT
Zendure has given us the code MDOMOT, valid in its store until January 4. During Black Friday, it gives you an extra 8% off eligible products.
It can be combined with the AB3000L promotion. If you already own Zendure equipment and want an extra 2.88 kWh before winter, this is the deal to go for.
However, it doesn’t work on the SolarFlow 2400 AC+, 2400 Pro or Mix range, whose discounts are already at the maximum set by Zendure.
Which SolarFlow should you choose?
Here’s the simplest way to find your way around.
| Your situation | System to look at first |
|---|---|
| You already have rooftop panels | SolarFlow 2400 AC+ |
| You’re starting from scratch and want panels + storage | SolarFlow 2400 Pro |
| You want a proper battery without spending too much | SolarFlow 1600 AC+ |
| You live in an apartment or have a small solar kit | SolarFlow 800 Plus / 800 Pro 2 |
| Your home uses a lot of energy | SolarFlow 3000/4000 Mix |
| You want to manage all your home’s energy | SolarFlow Mix + PowerHub |
| You already own Zendure equipment | AB3000L / AB2000L |
This overview has become necessary because Zendure no longer sells just balcony batteries. We discussed this at Intersolar 2026, when the ZEN+ HOME strategy was presented, and then at IFA 2026. The brand now aims to cover everything from small solar kits to managing the energy of an entire home.
For an even more precise recommendation, you can use this quick questionnaire to narrow down your choice:
Black Friday buying guide
Which Zendure is right for you?
A few questions, less than a minute, and we’ll tell you what to look at.
SolarFlow 2400 AC+: our top pick if you already have panels
This is probably the most common situation: panels installed a few years ago, but no battery. During the day, the home uses some of the electricity they produce. The rest goes to the grid, often for very little, and sometimes for free depending on your contract.
The 2400 AC+ is designed for this situation. It connects using AC coupling, so there’s no need to touch the DC wiring between the panels and the inverter. When your panels produce more than the home uses, it stores the surplus and supplies it when you need it. This is known as retrofitting: adding storage to an existing installation without redoing everything.

It comes with 2.4 kWh of storage, expandable to 16.8 kWh with AB3000L batteries. Its bidirectional AC output reaches 2,400 W, enough to cover much more than the home’s base load.
It doesn’t rely solely on sunshine, either. With off-peak rates, a dynamic rate or a Tempo plan, you can charge it when electricity is cheap and use it when it’s expensive. To me, that’s the real change in recent years: a home battery is just as useful for choosing when to buy electricity as it is for storing solar power.
We tested this approach with the SolarFlow 2400 AC in our full review. What we liked was how simple it was: keep your existing inverter and start storing energy straight away.
For Black Friday, the 2400 AC+ is down to €839, with a free 1CT-S smart meter. If you already have panels, I think this is one of the best deals in the promotion.
Zendure SolarFlow 2400 AC+
SolarFlow 2400 Pro: build your installation around the battery
On paper, the 2400 Pro looks a lot like the 2400 AC+, but they serve different purposes. The AC+ is added to panels and an inverter you already have. The Pro is designed to build your installation around Zendure.
It accepts panels directly, with four MPPTs and up to 3,000 W of DC input. With AC coupling added, Zendure claims a total input of 4,800 W. It has the same 2.4 kWh battery, expandable to 16.8 kWh, and 2,400 W of bidirectional AC power.
If you’re starting from scratch and have room for several panels (on a patio, in a garden, on an outbuilding or carport), it’s the most logical choice.

Zendure is offering one of its biggest discounts on this model. From November 2 to 29, the 2400 Pro bundle with four 500 W panels costs €1,439 instead of €2,319, saving you €880, including mounting brackets.
If you want to get started without buying the panels, electronics and battery separately, this is the most appealing complete bundle in the selection.
Zendure SolarFlow 2400 Pro
SolarFlow 1600 AC+: the right balance for getting started with energy storage
Not everyone needs 2,400 W. For a small installation, or if you want to try energy storage without investing too much, the 1600 AC+ is worth considering.
It works like the 2400 AC+. It integrates easily with your electrical installation and helps you use more of your own solar production or shift your consumption to cheaper hours. Depending on the configuration, it can deliver up to 1,600 W, covering a good portion of a home’s everyday consumption.
It’s the price that really sets it apart. The 1600 AC+ and AB2000L battery bundle is down to €959 from €1,678, a 43% discount—the biggest among Zendure’s featured deals. For an extra €1, you can add the 6-in-1 Power Strip Cube.
Under €1,000 for an expandable home battery with real capacity: to me, it’s the best entry point in this promotion.
Zendure SolarFlow 1600 AC+
Already own Zendure equipment? Look at the AB3000L first
Black Friday isn’t just for first-time buyers. Zendure storage is modular: you can start small and add capacity later.
The AB3000L adds 2.88 kWh to a compatible installation, including the SolarFlow 2400 AC+ and 2400 Pro. Its price drops from €839 to €659. Unlike the 2400 AC+, 2400 Pro and Mix models, it can also be used with the MDOMOT code (8% off).
If you already have Zendure electronics, adding capacity is often a better move than replacing the whole system. This is even more true as winter approaches: solar production drops, and charging the battery during off-peak hours becomes much more worthwhile.
Zendure Batterie AB3000L
SolarFlow 800 Plus and 800 Pro 2: for smaller homes
At the other end of the range, the SolarFlow 800 models are designed for small installations. A few panels on a balcony, patio, garden shed or sunny facade can already reduce how much electricity you draw from the grid.
The 800 Plus is the easiest way to get started with Zendure. It packs 1.92 kWh of storage into a fairly compact unit and supplies up to 800 W to your home. It’s the ideal product for an apartment with a sunny balcony, or for a home where you want to start small.
Zendure SolarFlow 800 Plus
The 800 Pro 2 goes much further when it comes to panels, with up to 2,640 W through MPPT, while remaining plug-and-play. It’s worth considering if you want several panels without moving to a large system.
Zendure SolarFlow 800 Pro 2
We tested the previous generation, the Zendure SolarFlow 800. What we liked was being able to add storage without touching the home’s electrical installation. It’s also a good option for renters: if installed properly, the panels and battery can move with you, unlike panels fixed to the roof.
SolarFlow 2400 AC: the previous generation is still worth considering
The arrival of the 2400 AC+ doesn’t make the older 2400 AC obsolete. During major promotions, previous generations often become great deals.
It follows the same principle that impressed us during our review: a large AC battery that you can add to an existing installation without redoing the photovoltaic system. Compare the two prices during Black Friday. If there’s a significant difference, the 2400 AC may be all you need.
Zendure SolarFlow 2400 AC
SolarFlow Mix: a step up in scale
With SolarFlow Mix, you move beyond balcony batteries to high-capacity home storage. It’s designed for homes that use several thousand kWh per year.
The range has three models: the 3000 Mix AC+, 4000 Mix AC+ and 4000 Mix Pro. The principle is the same as with the 2400 models. The AC+ versions are added behind an existing photovoltaic installation, while the Pro versions are designed to build the installation around Zendure.

The 4000 Mix models start at around 8 kWh, and at this capacity you use the battery differently. You can shift a good portion of your daytime consumption, absorb a large solar surplus and really benefit from the difference between peak and off-peak rates. This is also where a battery becomes useful with a heat pump or electric car.
SolarFlow 3000 Mix AC+
SolarFlow 4000 Mix AC+
SolarFlow 4000 Mix Pro
Zendure announced this shift when it presented its new energy ecosystem in Lille. The brand wants to manage all the energy in the home, not just sell batteries.
PowerHub: manage your whole home
The PowerHub isn’t a battery. It’s a unit that coordinates your home’s equipment: solar production, batteries, car charging, high-consumption appliances and, gradually, heat pumps. It’s what makes the different Zendure devices work together.
We explained how it works in our article on its official launch. It’s available in single-phase and three-phase versions.
Zendure PowerHub – Monophasé
Zendure PowerHub – Triphasé
It’s obviously of no use for a balcony kit. It becomes useful once you have several kilowatts of panels, a Mix battery, an electric car and perhaps a heat pump.
EVFlow AC: Zendure enters the EV charging market
This new product best illustrates the strategy. The EVFlow AC Smart Wallbox is available in 7.4, 11 and 22 kW versions, with either a T2S socket or a Type 2 cable, depending on the model.
Connected to the Zendure HEMS, it takes solar production, battery level and electricity prices into account to choose when to charge the car. If you have panels, your surplus can therefore go to the car instead of the grid. Zendure also plans dynamic load balancing, so the charger won’t conflict with other high-consumption appliances in the home.
The EVFlow AC is on offer for Black Friday, either on its own or bundled with the PowerHub.
Zendure EVFlow AC Smart Wallbox
SolarFlow Hub 2000: the older system may still be worth it
Before its all-in-one SolarFlow systems, Zendure used a separate Hub and stackable batteries. The SolarFlow Hub 2000 comes from that generation.
It’s less integrated than current models. It’s still a good deal if the price drops enough, or if you already have compatible batteries. We know it well, having tested the very first Zendure SolarFlow when it launched. It gives you an idea of how far the product has come in just a few generations.
SolarFlow Hub 2000
ACE 1500: backup power
The ACE 1500 is a different kind of product. Paired with certain Zendure batteries, it provides an AC output for off-grid or backup use. It’s useful if you already own the brand’s batteries and want to use them during a power outage, in the workshop or garage, or on the go. We first saw it among the new products at IFA 2024.
Ace 1500
Software matters more and more: the HEMS
When comparing kWh, watts and panel counts, it’s easy to forget about the software. Yet this is where Zendure has made the most progress.
A basic battery charges when the sun is shining and discharges when the home uses electricity. The HEMS (Home Energy Management System) takes more information into account: solar production, consumption, battery level, weather forecasts and electricity prices. Its engine, ZENKI, then decides when to store energy and when to supply it.
With a variable rate, this makes a big difference. Take a red Tempo day or very expensive peak hours. If the battery knows that a cheaper period is coming overnight, it can recharge then, store the energy and power the home when grid electricity prices rise. That’s why I no longer see a home battery as a simple solar accessory: it can also help you take advantage of electricity prices.

There are three modes: ZENKI, Auto and Expert. The first lets the AI make the decisions, while the other two give you more control over charging and discharging.
We took an in-depth look at this development when Zendure claimed its AI could deliver up to 73% in additional savings. That figure comes from the manufacturer and applies to certain scenarios. In practice, your consumption, sunlight, electricity plan and battery size all matter a great deal. The idea is still a good one.
For smart home integration, Zendure has also been working on compatibility, with MQTT, Home Assistant and Homey supported on certain products. We’re keeping a close eye on this: a battery is much more useful when it can communicate with the rest of the home.
Our summary
After looking at the full range, here’s how I’d sum it up.
| Product | Who is it for? | Our verdict |
|---|---|---|
| SolarFlow 2400 AC+ | Existing solar installation | Our top pick for adding storage |
| SolarFlow 2400 Pro | New, complete installation | The best panels + battery bundle |
| SolarFlow 1600 AC+ | Tighter budget | The best price-to-capacity deal this Black Friday |
| SolarFlow 800 Plus | Balcony, apartment, small installation | The easiest way to get started |
| SolarFlow 800 Pro 2 | Small installation with more panels | Compact, but much more expandable |
| SolarFlow 2400 AC | Great deal on the previous generation | Compare it with the AC+ based on the price difference |
| SolarFlow 3000 Mix AC+ | Home with high energy consumption | A step up to large-scale storage |
| SolarFlow 4000 Mix AC+ | Large existing PV installation | For absorbing large surpluses |
| SolarFlow 4000 Mix Pro | Large installation built around Zendure | The top of the Mix range |
| AB3000L | Already own Zendure equipment | One of the best deals, including the MDOMOT code |
| PowerHub | Fully equipped home | For managing everything |
| EVFlow AC | Electric car owner | For charging your car with solar power |
So, which deal should you choose?
It mainly depends on what you already have.
If you already have panels, I’d go for the SolarFlow 2400 AC+ at €839. AC coupling means you don’t have to touch an installation that’s already working, and adds the one thing it’s missing: storage.
Zendure SolarFlow 2400 AC+
If you’re starting from scratch, the 2400 Pro bundle with four panels for €1,439 makes the most sense. You get generation, storage and room to expand, all in one package.
Zendure SolarFlow 2400 Pro
If you’re on a tight budget, the 1600 AC+ with AB2000L for €959 is hard to ignore. With 43% off, it’s the biggest discount among the featured deals.
Zendure SolarFlow 1600 AC+
If you already own Zendure equipment, take a look at the AB3000L. At €659, plus the extra 8% off with code MDOMOT, it’s the cheapest way to add capacity without changing your installation.
Zendure Batterie AB3000L
This page will be updated throughout the promotion. The “Early Birds” deals run until November 11, Black Friday itself runs from November 12 to 29, then Cyber Monday takes over from November 30 to December 7. Bookmark this page: we’ll update the deals at each stage!




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