Plug-in solar is now legal to use in Great Britain. SI 2026/848 came into force on 27 August 2026 and Ofgem has approved the G98 connection changes — only kits listed on the ENA Type Test Register may be used, and Northern Ireland is not covered. Read the UK legal status

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Manufacturer

Zendure plug-in solar

Zendure makes energy-storage products including SolarFlow, a balcony solar battery system sold in the EU.

6 plug-in solar kits from Zendure listed as compliant on the ENA register

Zendure's plug-in / balcony products are sold in the EU and some are obtainable in the UK, but only the exact models listed as compliant on the ENA Type Test Register may be used for plug-in connection in Great Britain — see the UK legal status.

When we last checked the register, on 16 October 2026, it listed 6 plug-in solar kits from Zendure as compliant. Only those exact models are covered. See the kits the register lists as compliant.

Overview

Zendure is an energy-storage brand whose SolarFlow line targets balcony / plug-in solar: a hub sits between the panels and a microinverter and diverts surplus generation into stackable battery packs, so it can be used later rather than exported.

SolarFlow is sold in the EU. For the UK, note the battery caveat: battery storage was explicitly outside the scope of the Government's 2026 plug-in solar consultation, so plug-in storage is even further from a settled UK position than plug-in solar itself — see the legal status.

What Zendure makes

  • SolarFlow balcony solar storage (hub plus stackable batteries)
  • Portable power stations and charging products
  • App-based monitoring for its storage range

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