P36 flagship power stations

P36, P36-D and P36-T take the same modular logic to the top of the range: a single unit, a single-phase parallel system and a three-phase parallel system.

The P36 series

P36, P36-D and P36-T extend the same modular logic to the top of the range: a single unit, a single-phase parallel system and a three-phase parallel system.

ModelConfigurationRated powerCapacityNotes
P36Single unit3,600 W2.1 kWhFlagship single unit
P36-D2 units, single-phase7,200 W4.2 kWhSingle-phase parallel system
P36-T3 units, three-phase10,800 W6.3 kWh400 V three-phase parallel system
  • P36

    Configuration
    Single unit
    Rated power
    3,600 W
    Capacity
    2.1 kWh
    Notes
    Flagship single unit
  • P36-D

    Configuration
    2 units, single-phase
    Rated power
    7,200 W
    Capacity
    4.2 kWh
    Notes
    Single-phase parallel system
  • P36-T

    Configuration
    3 units, three-phase
    Rated power
    10,800 W
    Capacity
    6.3 kWh
    Notes
    400 V three-phase parallel system

Why the P36

  • 20,000 W peak — drives large tools and inverter welders
  • 21–23 kg — extreme lightness for its output
  • Full charge in ≤1.5 h
  • 400 V three-phase output

Pre-launch: the P36 series is in development — engineering prototypes are expected in January 2027. The figures above are preliminary and will change before series production. Datasheet, 3D view and sample plan on request.

Frequently asked questions

The questions buyers actually ask before a first order — answered with numbers from our own datasheets, not from a brochure.

Which power classes does the P36 series cover?

The P36 series comes in three tiers: 3,600 W with 2.1 kWh, 7,200 W with 4.2 kWh and 10,800 W with 6.3 kWh. That lets you pick the tier that matches actual simultaneous demand instead of buying the largest class upfront and running it at low utilisation.

What is the peak output of the P36 series?

Peak output reaches up to 20,000 W. That is the figure that decides inrush behaviour, meaning whether a large tool or an inverter starts at all. Continuous rating decides the duty cycle, peak output decides the start. A unit that will not start is unusable regardless of its continuous rating.

How heavy is a P36 unit?

A P36 unit weighs between 21 and 23 kg depending on the tier. For this power class that is light enough to be carried by one person. On sites where the working location changes, weight is often the criterion that decides day-to-day usefulness.

How long does a full charge take on the P36?

A P36 unit is fully charged in at most 1.5 hours. For work at changing locations that means a charging break over lunch is enough to run at full capacity again in the afternoon, without keeping a second unit available as a spare.