Installation Requirements Checklist

Installing a Kora energy system involves more than just mounting the hardware. To ensure a safe, smooth, and code-compliant installation, review site requirements, clearance specifications, system sizing options from 8kWh to 28kWh, and electrical requirements before scheduling your installer.

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Installing a Kora energy system involves more than just mounting the hardware. To ensure a safe, smooth, and code-compliant installation, please review the following requirements before scheduling your electrician or installer.

🟦 Site Requirements

  1. Service Size: Kora Smart Panel is rated for 50 - 200A service. Confirm your home’s main panel and service entrance are compatible.
  2. Clearance (Recommended):

System size:

  1. Individual Components dimensions and weight:

8kWh Complete Stack (2 Batteries + Inverter + Base):

  1. This is the minimum number of batteries per inverter
  2. Total Dimensions: 22.4″ (W) × 33.4″ (H) × 15″ (D)
  3. Total Weight: ≈ 283 lb (128 kg)
  4. Total Energy Storage: ≈ 7.94 kWh (nominal ≈ 8 kWh)
  5. Inverter Continuous Power: 11.4 kW AC output

20kWh Complete Stack (5 Batteries + Inverter + Base):

28kWh Complete Stack (7 Batteries + Inverter + Base):

  1. This is the maximum size the Kora system can currently be scaled to per stack.
  2. Total Dimensions: 22.4″ (W) × 60.6″ (H) × 15″ (D)
  3. Total Weight: ≈ 690 lb (313 kg)
  4. Total Energy Storage: ≈ 28 kWh
  5. Inverter Continuous Power: 11.4 kW AC output

Space for Panel Replacement: The Smart Panel requires the same footprint as a traditional main panel or subpanel. Verify wall space, clearance, and accessibility.

Mounting Location for Powerblocks:

Environmental Conditions:

🟦 Electrical Requirements

Combiner Box: If you are installing multiple Powerblocks towers you will need a combiner box. You can either buy one from Kora or your electrician can buy one from a local hardware store.

🟦 Installation Requirements

🟦 Connectivity Requirements

🟦 What’s Not Needed with Kora

Unlike traditional solar + storage installations:

✅ In short:

Before installing, make sure you have the right service size, clear space, permits, utility approval, and internet connectivity. With these requirements met, your electrician can install Kora quickly and safely, giving you full control over your home’s energy.

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