FOSSiBOT FBP1200 Balcony Solar Storage System

A plug-and-play balcony solar storage system built for European homes. Stack 1,958 Wh modules with EVE cells up to 9,790 Wh, take up to 2,000 W of solar, feed the home at 800 W (expandable to 1,200 W) and get 1,200 W of off-grid AC in a blackout.

~~$651.58~~

3%$631.58

Price with code · Geekbuying · as of 2026-10-09

Code 26BTS01 · 6% off

max $20 · orders over $50 · until 2026-10-31

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1Inverter built in

The microinverter, battery and solar controller share one body, so no extra wiring is needed. Two 1,000 W PV inputs (MC4, 22–60 V) take up to 2,000 W in total.

2Stack like blocks to 9,790 Wh

Stack modules without cables to grow from 1,958 Wh to 3,916, 5,874, 7,832 and 9,790 Wh. An AI energy manager reads your usage, the weather and time-of-use prices to store power when it is cheap and release it at peak rates.

3IP65 and fan-free

It is IP65 dust- and water-resistant, works from −20 °C to 55 °C and heats the battery when charging below 0 °C. Natural convection cooling with no fan keeps it silent at night.

Key specs

Capacity: 1,958 Wh (up to 9,790 Wh)
Solar input: 2 × 1,000 W · 22–60 V · MC4
AC output: Grid-tied 800 W (up to 1,200 W) · off-grid 1,200 W
Protection: IP65 · −20 – 55 °C
Weight: 26.6 kg
Ships from: EU warehouse

Good pick if

You live in Europe and want balcony solar to cut bills
You want large storage for blackouts

Think twice if

You have no balcony or wall space for a 26.6 kg unit

FAQ

Is there a promo code?

Yes. Enter 26BTS01 at Geekbuying checkout when buying the FOSSiBOT FBP1200 Balcony Solar Storage System for 6% off. Conditions: max $20 · orders over $50 · until 2026-10-31.

What’s in the box?

The FBP1200, an aviation-socket output cable, a 5 m AC cable with plug, an L-shaped wall bracket, a balcony installation wrench, eight screws and a safety manual.

Does it work with tariffs and smart meters?

Yes. It connects to smart meters and supports time-of-use tariffs from over 700 European providers, using power in the order solar, battery, grid.