FAQ

Pre-order & shipping

Why does the estimated delivery time vary?

As the net metering scheme approaches its end, demand is increasing rapidly, while our production capacity is limited. The Lunergy E2400 AC will be delivered on a first-come, first-served basis. Order early to reserve your spot.

What if I change my mind after placing a pre-order?

You can cancel your pre-order at any time. To ensure fairness in the queue, the deposit is non-refundable unless there is a delivery delay. In that case, you can request a refund. Contact us to initiate the refund process.

When do I have to pay the remaining amount?

Once your battery is ready, we'll send you a payment link three weeks before shipping. Because home batteries are delivered by specialized carriers, the sooner you pay, the sooner we can schedule your delivery.

Are there any hidden costs or monthly subscriptions?

No, the price includes the battery, free software, and free software updates. There are no additional costs or subscriptions. Please note that a P1 meter is required to use the battery.

Installation & use

What do I need to make the Lunergy X2400 AC work?

You'll need an electrical outlet and some space for the battery. You'll also need the following:

  1. A WiFi connection
  2. A smartphone (iOS or Android)
  3. Solar panels and inverters
  4. A smart meter
  5. A Lunergy P1 meter

Can I really install it myself — without tools or technical knowledge?

Yes! You just need to plug the battery into a wall socket and connect the P1 meter to your smart meter. Installation is easily completed via the Lunergy app—no tools required.

However, if you want to discharge above 800W, we recommend consulting a professional, as this requires a connection to a dedicated circuit.

Where should I place the battery?

The Lunergy X2400 AC has an IP65 rating, meaning it is well protected against dust and water — suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.

Common locations include meter cupboards, garages, basements, or gardens. However, avoid direct sunlight.

For optimal performance and longevity, we recommend indoor installation.

Is there anything I should be aware of regarding the battery?

The Lunergy X2400 AC has built-in cooling fans. Make sure to leave at least 15cm of space on both sides and the top for proper air circulation.

How do I expand the battery capacity?

The X2400 AC has a built-in capacity of 2.5 kWh.

Want to expand? Easily stack them with the EB2500 expansion battery—no tools or wiring required. Simply click them together using the dedicated connector for seamless integration.

Does the Lunergy X2700 AC work with my existing solar panels and inverter?

Absolutely. The Lunergy X2400 AC works with any brand and any installation.

During the day, the P1 meter detects whether solar power is being fed back into the grid — and the battery responds immediately by storing exactly that surplus.

In the evening, as soon as your home consumes power, the battery supplies exactly what's needed in real time. This way, you avoid drawing power from the grid and work towards complete energy independence.

What is the ideal operating temperature?

The battery operates safely between -10°C and 50°C, but for optimal efficiency and lifespan we recommend using it within a range of 0°C to 40°C.

Product

How does the X2400 AC help save me money?

The Lunergy X2400 AC supports mains charging and is designed to achieve maximum savings in two key home situations:

Solar energy optimization – Excess solar energy generated during the day is stored for use in the evening. This reduces your reliance on grid power.

Dynamic energy rates – The battery charges during off-peak hours with low rates and supplies energy during peak hours when electricity is expensive. This helps you avoid high electricity costs and increase your own energy consumption.

How long does it take to recoup the cost of the battery?

That depends on your electricity rate and how much solar energy you generate.

From 1 January 2027, the net metering scheme will end, and feed-in tariffs are expected to be lower than €0.01/kWh — or even negative.

Based on average household consumption and an electricity rate of €0.30/kWh, the payback period is estimated at approximately 2 to 3 years.

With a lifespan of up to 15 years, that means more than a decade of savings — making this one of the most profitable investments available today.

Can I still use the Lunergy E2400 AC during a power outage?

Yes, absolutely.

The Lunergy E2400 AC serves as an emergency power source during power outages. The off-grid connection delivers up to 4800W peak power (10 seconds) and 2400W continuous power , enough to power essential appliances such as refrigerators, garage doors, coffee makers, and microwaves.

In addition, the system works as a UPS (no-break) and automatically switches to battery power in less than 10 milliseconds to protect sensitive devices.

For safety during grid maintenance, the grid-connected port automatically switches off to prevent back-feeding — but the off-grid connection remains active for emergency use.

What if I live in a home with three-phase electricity?

No problem.

Your smart meter registers the total net consumption across all three phases.

So if you consume 3000 W on one phase and supply 3000 W on another phase, the meter will register zero net consumptionno extra costs will be charged.

I don't have a P1-compatible smart meter — can I still use it?

Yes, that is possible.

We offer the Lunergy CT solution , especially for homes without a P1 port.

This only needs to be installed with the guidance of a professional to ensure safe and accurate operation.

Is there a fire hazard if I place the battery indoors?

Not at all.

The Lunergy X2400 AC uses LFP (Lithium Iron Phosphate) — the safest battery technology available.

In addition, the battery has a fire-resistant metal casing and multiple security layers, including:

  1. Overcharge protection
  2. Overcurrent protection
  3. Short circuit protection
  4. Overtemperature protection

All sensors are rigorously tested to ensure that in the event of any deviation, the system automatically and safely shuts down the affected components.