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aPower S

Current model: aPower S · APRS-10K15V1-US

FranklinWH's newest all-in-one battery with direct solar connection and an integrated hybrid inverter.

Specifications reviewed July 2026 · Verify final model in your proposal
15 kWhUsable energy
11.5 kWContinuous power
15 years / 60 MWhManufacturer warranty
Current FranklinWH aPower S battery installed outside a home
What it brings to the design

FranklinWH's newest all-in-one battery with direct solar connection and an integrated hybrid inverter.

The FranklinWH aPower S integrates a 15 kWh LFP battery, hybrid inverter, and four solar MPPT channels in one enclosure. It is designed for new solar-plus-storage projects that benefit from direct solar input, high output, fast charging, and scalable whole-home backup.

Final model, configuration, availability, and warranty terms are confirmed in the written proposal.

Published specifications

aPower S at a glance.

Your proposal confirms the final configuration, compatibility, and warranty.

SpecificationPublished value
ModelAPRS-10K15V1-US
Usable energy15 kWh
Continuous output11.5 kW
Peak output15 kW for 10 seconds
Solar input / architectureIntegrated hybrid inverter · 4 MPPTs · up to 20 kW DC input
Battery chemistryLithium iron phosphate (LFP)
Manufacturer warranty15 years / 60 MWh throughput
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Why homeowners consider it

Key strengths

  • Integrated hybrid inverter and four MPPT solar inputs
  • Supports up to 20 kW of direct solar input per battery
  • Up to 8 kW battery charging and automatic solar black start
  • Can share an aGate with compatible aPower 2 units
Often a fit for

Best suited for

  • New solar-plus-storage installations
  • Roofs with multiple solar orientations
  • Homes that need high output and future storage expansion
Before we specify it

Questions this product must answer

  1. Is the project new solar, a retrofit, or both?
  2. How many roof planes need independent solar tracking?
  3. Which loads must start and run during an outage?
  4. Would aPower S, aPower 2, or a mixed FranklinWH design be the better fit?

The complete system still matters

Capacity, output, efficiency, and warranty narrow the field. The final choice must also fit the roof, electrical design, permits, utility, and service plan.

Any proposed equipment substitution should be documented and reviewed before installation.

FranklinWH aPower S specifications

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