Zendure touts its SuperBase V as a full home power back-up solution thanks to its switch to "EV-grade" semi-solid state energy storage, as opposed to the lithium-based batteries of most conventional portable stations. It is rated to deliver 6.4kWh in its base-station mode, although it can scale up to 64kWh as a double unit with add-on Satellite Batteries. https://www.notebookcheck.net/Zendure-SuperBase-V-nabs-CES-2023-Innovation-Award-Honoree-status-for-its-semi-solid-state-battery-tech.680048.0.html
> Regardless, the OEM asserts that its specific energy of over 228kWh/kg (or ~103kWh/lb) gives it 42% more "energy per pound" than conventional lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) batteries.
Minus the k, I think.
Agree, should be Wh/kg