The Kora Smart Panel is designed for dynamic energy management, allowing homeowners to control, monitor, and automate circuit-level power. That means you can control any of the electrical systems in your home from your phone. It can also optimize the sale of your surplus solar or battery energy based on market prices via the Kora App getting you better pricing than just selling to your utility.

It depends. While our system is optimized to work with our hybrid inverter and batteries, the Kora Smart Panel is built to work with some third-party solar inverters, battery systems – including Tesla, Enphase and SunRun.

The Kora Smart Panel dynamically manages your circuit priorities based on available energy from the grid, solar, or batteries, ensuring that the appliances, lights and other systems in your home remain powered during outages.

The Kora Smart Panel can dynamically reduce energy consumption to appliances or parts of your home that you aren’t using during a peak demand event. It can also anticipate peak demand events based on wholesale energy pricing the day prior, and pre-cool or pre-heat your home to help you maximize savings.

The Kora Smart Panel supports Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and wired Ethernet.

Yes, the Kora app provides real-time monitoring, remote circuit control, automation scheduling, and energy optimization based on grid conditions or user preferences that can be used from anywhere with an internet connection.

Absolutely. Kora is preparing to release the first large scale Virtual Power Plant (VPP) which is a software platform that will allow you to sell your excess energy directly to the wholesale markets vs being forced to sell it to your local utility. This will result in more income for you per kWh of energy.

It complies with UL 67, UL 869A, UL 916, and NEC Article 705 interconnection standards, ensuring safe operation and utility compliance.

Yes, it supports both grid-tied and off-grid systems, enabling smart energy management even in remote locations.

By automating energy consumption, the Panel shifts loads (energy) to off-peak hours, prioritizes self-consumption of solar energy, and participates in time-of-use (TOU) optimization.

With solid-state switching and industrial-grade components, the panel is designed for 30+ years of reliable operation with over-the-air (OTA) software updates for long-term adaptability.

The Na-Ion Battery Stack is a next-generation battery that offers better temperature stability, higher cycle life (>10,000 cycles), and lower environmental impact compared to lithium-ion.

Because of the unique tin anode chemistry used in Kora’s Na-Ion batteries, our batteries have a wider thermal range than a LFP battery, but have the same high cycle count, and no fire or thermal runaway risk.

It is available in 6kWh blocks that can be stacked 5 times per inverter and daisy chained across as many as 4 inverters for a maximum system power of 120kWh.

No, the Na-Ion chemistry operates efficiently at a wider temperature range, reducing the need for complex cooling systems.

Yes, the modular design allows users to add additional battery packs as energy needs grow, or use them in other systems like your RV or second home if they aren’t needed.

Yes, Na-Ion batteries are intrinsically safer than lithium-ion and do not suffer from thermal runaway risks.

Technically a Kora Na-Ion battery has a 4C charge rating which is 4x faster than a 1C on a LFP battery like a Tesla Powerwall 3. What this means is it can charge 4x as fast, but to improve longevity we recommend not rapid charging it unless you absolutely need to for a storm or other reason. With that in mind, charging times vary, but the Na-Ion stack can fully charge in 2-4 hours, depending on inverter and grid conditions.

It depends. If you already have a solar inverter like from an old SunPower system, you can replace that solar inverter with a Kora hybrid inverter and manage both your solar, your batteries and your grid connection all from a single inverter.

Yes, the stack is designed for off-grid and hybrid energy systems, providing reliable storage even without grid access.

With 10,000+ charge cycles, the battery stack has an expected lifespan of 25-30 years, far exceeding traditional lithium-ion systems.

The battery comes with a 10-year warranty, ensuring long-term reliability and performance.

The Kora Hybrid Inverter seamlessly manages solar, battery, and grid power to optimize home energy use, providing both grid-tied and off-grid capabilities. It is different from solar inverters that can only manage your solar Direct Current (DC) to Alternating Current (AC) conversion.

The inverter has 11.5 kW of total continuous power output, and can be daisy chained for a total of 4 units and 46 kW of continuous power.

The inverter has a peak power output of 30 kW and with 4 of them you can generate a peak power of 120 kW.

Yes, it supports bi-directional power flow, allowing energy to be exported to the grid or stored in batteries, optimizing time-of-use (TOU) savings.

Yes, by pairing it with the Kora Smart Panel, the Kora Hybrid Inverter supports multi-input energy management, enabling integration with solar panels, battery banks, and backup generators.

Yes, it works with Sodium Ion (Na-Ion), Lithium Ion (Li-ion) and Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePO4) ensuring flexible storage integration. The system is optimized for the Kora Na-Ion battery, and that is the recommended battery for it.

It has seamless islanding capabilities, instantly switching to backup power to keep essential circuits running when the grid goes down.

Yes, it can directly integrate with Level 2 EV chargers, prioritizing solar or off-peak charging to reduce costs.

It complies with UL 1741 SA, IEEE 1547, and Rule 21 for grid interconnection and safety.

Yes, through the Kora app, users can monitor solar production, battery status, and real-time energy flow, and adjust settings remotely.

The inverter comes with a 10-year warranty.