Energy platform · Kenya
One 2.56 kWh module — carried, stacked or mounted outdoors.
P1 Go, P2 Home and Mini Stack are three scales of the same Energy Module: a pack you carry through a dip, a tower beside the consumer board, or an outdoor enclosure at a street-front shop. One capacity block means one spare part and one service procedure across the family.
P1 Go · carried
P2 Home · stacked
Mini Stack · outdoors
2.56 kWh
Energy Module
The block repeated across the family
1–4 modules
P2 Home tower
About 2.6 to 10.2 kWh nameplate
2–6 modules
Mini Stack enclosure
Outdoor plinth for retail sites
Product family
Portable P1 Go, home P2 tower, outdoor Mini Stack — MegaPack for projects
P1 Go, P2 Home and Mini Stack share the 2.56 kWh block. MegaPack is a separate line, engineered per site for factories, EV hubs and grid-connected plants.
Portable backup
P1 Go
Keeps the router, laptop and phones on through a dip.
~1 kWh carry
Learn more ›Home tower
P2 Home
Carries essential loads from beside the consumer board.
1–4 modules
Learn more ›Shop backup
Mini Stack
Outdoor backup for the fridge, till and lights.
2–6 modules
Learn more ›
Project BESS
MegaPack
Engineered per site for factories, EV hubs and grid plants.
MWh to GWh
Learn more ›Why modular
Four decisions that shape every product in the family
Modularity is not a styling choice. It determines what a customer pays for, how the system grows and what happens on the day something fails.
One block
The same 2.56 kWh module in every product
P1 Go, P2 Home and Mini Stack are built around one capacity block — one spare part, one test rig, one service procedure.
Sized to load
Buy the hours you need, add bays later
Start at one module and grow to four in P2, or two to six in Mini Stack, without replacing the Power Core or inverter.
Serviceable
Swap the faulty bay, not the whole system
Modules slide out on rails. A fault becomes a module swap on site instead of a full teardown and replacement.
Kenya basis
230 V / 50 Hz, 4.7 peak sun hours, weak-grid evenings
Design inputs are Kenyan grid behaviour, heat, dust and the loads households and shops actually run during a dip.
Service model
A fault becomes a module swap, not a replacement system
Because P1 Go, P2 Home and Mini Stack share one 2.56 kWh module, a failed bay is a part our technician carries. The site keeps the enclosure, the wiring and the remaining capacity — only the module changes.
- 01
The system names the bay
Monitoring identifies which module is out of tolerance before the customer notices a shortfall.
- 02
Pull it out on the rails
The technician slides the module clear and tests it without disturbing the rest of the stack.
- 03
Fit a replacement and close
A known-good module goes back in the same bay; the failed one returns for repair or recovery.
Stack to scale
Each bay adds 2.56 kWh — four modules on one Power Core
Buy the outage hours you need now. Every P2 bay holds one 2.56 kWh module, so a one-module tower can grow to four without changing the Power Core, the inverter or the sub-board wiring.
~5.1 kWh
2 modules
~7.7 kWh
3 modules
~10.2 kWh
4 modules
Kenya first
Four Kenyan settings the platform is drawn around
Where the hardware goes changes everything about it as indoor or outdoor, wall or plinth, essential loads or a whole charging hub.
Urban home
P2 Home beside the consumer board
Lights, router, TV, fan and security on a sub-board
SME retail
Mini Stack on a plinth, shaded by the wall
Refrigeration, point of sale and lighting through a dip
Solar and EV
Storage plus a Pulse wallbox
House on backup, daytime solar surplus into the car
Charging hub or industrial
MegaPack, engineered per project
Peak support and solar shifting where the site specifies it
Choose by site
Which product suits your building, and how much energy it holds
Compare site fit, scale and typical loads across the modular energy family.
| Product | Where it goes | Scale | Sized for |
|---|---|---|---|
| P1 Go › | Carried in a bag | ~1 kWh carry | Router, laptop and phones through a short outage |
| Energy Module › | Inside every product | 2.56 kWh | The capacity block you add or swap |
| P2 Home › | Utility room floor | 1–4 modules | Lights, router, TV, fan and security on a sub-board |
| Mini Stack › | Outdoor plinth | 2–6 modules | Fridge, till and lights with rooftop PV |
| MegaPack › | Engineered site | Industrial to utility | Factories, EV hubs and grid-connected plants |
Design targets
The numbers we are engineering against
Prototype review targets, not a certified data sheet. Figures change as testing proceeds.
| Parameter | Target |
|---|---|
| Energy Module nameplate | 2.56 kWh |
| Usable AC per module | 2.17 kWh |
| Daily cycling AC | 1.68 kWh |
| Kenya grid | 230 V / 50 Hz |
| Design peak sun hours | 4.7 PSH |
| Essential home day (example) | ~1.4 kWh |
With charging
Where storage ends and the charger begins
Modular energy backs up the building. Precifarm chargers move the vehicle.
| Charger | How they work together |
|---|---|
| Pulse · 7 kW wallbox | Charges the car overnight on your meter. P2 Home or Mini Stack covers the house when the grid dips and puts daytime solar surplus to use. |
| Spark · 3.3 kW portable | The charger you keep in the boot. P1 Go is a backup pack with a Type 2 trickle lead for emergencies as it does not replace Spark. |
| Corridor / Depot | Public DC and fleet AC on the network. Modular energy is the home and shop layer; hubs that need storage get MegaPack, engineered per site. |
Availability
What installs today, and what is still design intent
If you need backup or solar this quarter, these are the products we commission today alongside the modular energy platform.
Available to install today
- Pulse · 7 kW home wallbox ›
Daily EV charging on your meter, with Lipa Pole Pole on M-Pesa.
- Pod energy storage ›
Home charger with 5 or 10 kWh built-in storage — a separate product from Mini Stack.
- Rooftop solar and storage ›
Sized from your driving day and household load in a site survey.
On the platform roadmap
P1 Go
Portable ~1 kWh with foldable solar in the box.
P2 Home
1–4 module tower for essential loads on a sub-board.
Mini Stack
2–6 module outdoor enclosure for retail sites.
MegaPack
Project-engineered BESS, quoted per site.
FAQ
Sale status, module sizing and how this relates to Pulse
Can I buy P1 Go, P2 Home or Mini Stack today?
No. These pages describe design intent, and the renders show where the engineering is heading rather than a certified product. What we commission today is Pulse home charging, Pod energy storage, and rooftop solar sized in a site survey. Tell us your site and we will separate clearly what is available now from what is still on the roadmap.
Is MegaPack just a lot of P2 modules stacked together?
No. MegaPack is a separate line, engineered and quoted per project for industrial, EV-hub and grid-connected sites. P1 Go, P2 Home and Mini Stack are the products that share the 2.56 kWh Energy Module, and they stay at home and shop scale.
What will a home tower actually keep running?
Essential loads on a dedicated sub-board — lights, router, TV, fan and security. Air conditioning, cooking and water heating stay on the main consumer unit. Our design example is about 1.4 kWh for an essentials day, so a four-module tower targets roughly a day of essentials rather than full household demand.
Is Mini Stack the same as Pod energy storage?
No. Pod energy storage is a home charger with 5 or 10 kWh built in, and we install it today. Mini Stack is the conceptual outdoor enclosure that holds two to six Energy Modules at a retail site.
Does P1 Go replace my EV charger?
No. The Type 2 lead in the box trickles enough range to reach a charger in an emergency. Spark for a portable 3.3 kW top-up and Pulse for 7 kW at home remain the chargers for a driving day.
Tell us your loads and outage hours. We will tell you what installs today.
Send us the appliances you need through a dip and how long the power usually stays off. We will size it, quote what we can commission now as Pulse, storage, solar as and say plainly what is still on the platform roadmap.