The power station 1000 v2 and power station 2000, can be customised into what's commonly referred to as a 'power wall'. This is when the main battery is connected to specialised extension batteries in a stacked sequence as shown in the photo on the right, to create a 'wall of power' which can be used either independently from renewable sources like Solar power, or it can be used as a backup system for when the mains electricity is cut, providing instant power keeping your appliances online.

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The power station 1000 v2 supports up to a 5 battery power wall, per main battery unit, which provides 11264Wh (11.2kWh) of continuous power (This usually powers an entire UK household for 24hours).

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The power station 2000 supports up to a 10 battery power wall, per main battery unit, which provides 22528Wh (22.528kWh) of continuous power.

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Both systems can be duplicated and stacked to fit the needs of the project and the electricity demand. Both systems also include Sub-nano layered coatings for water resistance, BMS systems for power management, and 4000 cycle LFP cells, ensuring safety in poor conditions.