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FranklinWH aPower X

FranklinWH states 13.6 kWh usable energy (aPower X, 13.6 kWh, United States) and 13.6 kWh nominal energy (aPower X, 13.6 kWh, United States).

FranklinWH states 5 kW continuous power (aPower X, 13.6 kWh, United States).

Warranty terms: 12 years (FranklinWH aPower X, 13.6 kWh, United States); warranted throughput: 43 MWh (FranklinWH aPower X, 13.6 kWh, United States); capacity at warranty end: 70% (FranklinWH aPower X, 13.6 kWh, United States).

Named configurations include aPower X, 13.6 kWh and aPower X, 15 kWh.

Brand: FranklinWH

Published figures

FranklinWH aPower X: 11 published figures
FigureValuePublisherSource
Usable energy, FranklinWH aPower X (APR-05K13V1-US), FranklinWH aPower X, 13.6 kWh 13.6 kWh Manufacturer Checked against the document Spec sheet, at p.1 / PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS, retrieved Sep 25, 2026, dated Oct 11, 2025Usable System Energy | 13.6 kWh per unit, up to 15 units1 per aGate
Nominal energy, FranklinWH aPower X (APR-05K13V1-US), FranklinWH aPower X, 13.6 kWh 13.6 kWh Manufacturer Not yet checked Warranty, at p.3 / Performance Warranty, retrieved Sep 23, 2026
Continuous power, FranklinWH aPower X (APR-05K13V1-US), FranklinWH aPower X, 13.6 kWh 5 kW Manufacturer Checked against the document Spec sheet, at p.1 / PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS, retrieved Sep 25, 2026, dated Oct 11, 2025Real Power (discharge) | 5 kW continuous, 10 kW peak for 10 seconds
Peak power, FranklinWH aPower X (APR-05K13V1-US), FranklinWH aPower X, 13.6 kWh (discharging, 10 seconds) 10 kW Manufacturer Checked and corrected against the document Spec sheet, at p.1 / PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS, retrieved Sep 25, 2026, dated Oct 11, 20255 kW continuous, 10 kW peak for 10 seconds
Motor start (LRA), FranklinWH aPower X (APR-05K13V1-US), FranklinWH aPower X, 13.6 kWh 118 A Manufacturer Checked against the document Spec sheet, at p.1 / PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS, retrieved Sep 25, 2026, dated Oct 11, 2025Load Start Capability | 118 A LRA2
Round-trip efficiency, United States, FranklinWH aPower X (APR-05K13V1-US), FranklinWH aPower X, 13.6 kWh 89% Manufacturer Checked against the document Spec sheet, at p.1 / PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS, retrieved Sep 25, 2026, dated Oct 11, 2025Round Trip Efficiency | 89%3
Units per system, FranklinWH aPower X (APR-05K13V1-US), FranklinWH aPower X, 13.6 kWh (per aGate, max 4 for 120/208 V applications) 15 units Manufacturer Checked and corrected against the document Spec sheet, at p.1 / feature list, retrieved Sep 25, 2026, dated Oct 11, 202513.6 kWh per unit, up to 204 kWh (15 units) per aGate
Largest stack, FranklinWH aPower X (APR-05K13V1-US), FranklinWH aPower X, 13.6 kWh 204 kWh Manufacturer Checked against the document Spec sheet, at p.1 / feature list, retrieved Sep 25, 2026, dated Oct 11, 202513.6 kWh per unit, up to 204 kWh (15 units) per aGate
Lowest operating temperature, FranklinWH aPower X (APR-05K13V1-US), FranklinWH aPower X, 13.6 kWh −20°C Manufacturer Checked against the document Spec sheet, at p.1 / ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIFICATIONS, retrieved Sep 25, 2026, dated Oct 11, 2025-4°F to 122°F (-20°C to 50°C)
Highest operating temperature, FranklinWH aPower X (APR-05K13V1-US), FranklinWH aPower X, 13.6 kWh 50°C Manufacturer Checked against the document Spec sheet, at p.1 / ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIFICATIONS, retrieved Sep 25, 2026, dated Oct 11, 2025-4°F to 122°F (-20°C to 50°C)
Weight, FranklinWH aPower X (APR-05K13V1-US), FranklinWH aPower X, 13.6 kWh 179 kg Manufacturer Checked against the document Spec sheet, at p.1 / MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS, retrieved Sep 25, 2026, dated Oct 11, 2025395 lb (179 kg)

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Stated temperature limits

Stated operating range: −4°F (−20°C) to 122°F (50°C), FranklinWH aPower X, 13.6 kWh.

Spec sheet, at p.1 / ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIFICATIONS, retrieved Sep 25, 2026, dated Oct 11, 2025-4°F to 122°F (-20°C to 50°C)

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Battery’s stated motor-start current: 118 A for the FranklinWH aPower X, 13.6 kWh (LRA means locked-rotor amps, a motor’s starting current). Compare starting current.

Warranty terms

FranklinWH aPower X warranty terms
TermFigureDocument
Warranty, United StatesFranklinWH aPower X, 13.6 kWh: 12 yearsWarranty, at p.3 / Warranty Period, retrieved Sep 23, 2026
Warranted throughput, United StatesFranklinWH aPower X, 13.6 kWh: 43 MWhWarranty, at p.3 / Performance Warranty, retrieved Sep 23, 2026
Capacity at warranty end, United StatesFranklinWH aPower X, 13.6 kWh: 70%Warranty, at p.3 / Performance Warranty, retrieved Sep 23, 2026
Warranty, at p.3 / Warranty Period, p.3 / Performance Warranty, retrieved Sep 23, 2026 Not yet checked

The stated 43 MWh equals 3,161 full cycles of its 13.6 kWh usable energy, FranklinWH aPower X, 13.6 kWh.

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Features the manufacturer states

Configuration: FranklinWH aPower X (APR-05K13V1-US).

FranklinWH aPower X: stated features
FeatureStatedSource
Chemistry LFP Checked against the document Spec sheet, at p.1 / PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS, retrieved Sep 25, 2026, dated Oct 11, 2025Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP)
Coupling AC Checked against the document Spec sheet, at p.1 / PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS, retrieved Sep 25, 2026, dated Oct 11, 2025Coupling | AC-coupled
Whole-home backup Yes Checked against the document Spec sheet, at p.2 / system diagrams, retrieved Sep 25, 2026, dated Oct 11, 2025Whole Home Backup
Backup whole or partial home backup via aGate Checked against the document Spec sheet, at p.2 / system diagrams, retrieved Sep 25, 2026, dated Oct 11, 2025Whole Home Backup | Partial Home Backup
Built-in inverter Yes Checked against the document Spec sheet, at p.1 / feature list, retrieved Sep 25, 2026, dated Oct 11, 2025Built-in inverter
Enclosure rating IP67 (battery and PCS), IP56 (wiring compartment) Checked against the document Spec sheet, at p.1 / ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIFICATIONS, retrieved Sep 25, 2026, dated Oct 11, 2025IP67 (Battery and power converter system), IP56 (Wiring compartment)
Grid voltage 120/240 or 120/208 V AC Checked against the document Spec sheet, at p.1 / PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS, retrieved Sep 25, 2026, dated Oct 11, 2025120 / 208 V, 120 / 240 V, 60 Hz
Dimensions 1150 x 750 x 290 mm Checked against the document Spec sheet, at p.1 / MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS, retrieved Sep 25, 2026, dated Oct 11, 2025(1150 mm × 750 mm × 290 mm)
Product status current Checked against the document Spec sheet, at p.2 footer, retrieved Sep 25, 2026, dated Oct 11, 2025The aPower 1.3 (SKU: APR-05K13V1-US) is available in United States and Canada.

Configurations

Configurations named by the figures

  • aPower X, 13.6 kWh

Other configurations

  • aPower X, 15 kWh

Government and program lists

This product is on none of the lists this site reads.

Installs

Medians require at least 20 priced installs for the named measure and period.

  • Connecticut records 147 installs, 2022–2026. Source: Connecticut Energy Storage Solutions — enrollment. Median battery cost, 2022–2026: $1,196 per kWh, from 147 priced installs.

A count of installs says how many were installed, not how well they work. A median price is the middle reported price.

What Connecticut homes paid

Figures are medians. Parentheses give the middle half of prices. A dash means too few prices for a median.

Recorded Connecticut prices by approval year, through Sep 29, 2026
YearPairingInstallsBattery cost per kWhTotal battery costContract priceUp-front incentive
All yearsAll pairings147 $1,196 per kWh (middle half $1,158–$1,253)147 priced installs, 2022–2026$33,600 (middle half $31,600–$42,275)147 priced installs, 2022–2026$56,541 (middle half $34,650–$81,637)147 priced installs, 2022–2026$10,200 (middle half $6,800–$15,300)147 priced installs, 2022–2026
All yearsPaired with solar PV139 $1,194 per kWh (middle half $1,158–$1,242)139 priced installs, 2022–2026$33,600 (middle half $31,600–$42,747)139 priced installs, 2022–2026$58,592 (middle half $35,600–$83,192)139 priced installs, 2022–2026$10,200 (middle half $6,800–$15,300)139 priced installs, 2022–2026
All yearsStandalone8 —8 priced installs, 2023–2024—8 priced installs, 2023–2024—8 priced installs, 2023–2024—8 priced installs, 2023–2024
2022All pairings1 —1 priced install, 2022—1 priced install, 2022—1 priced install, 2022—1 priced install, 2022
2023All pairings3 —3 priced installs, 2023—3 priced installs, 2023—3 priced installs, 2023—3 priced installs, 2023
2023Paired with solar PV2 —2 priced installs, 2023—2 priced installs, 2023—2 priced installs, 2023—2 priced installs, 2023
2023Standalone1 —1 priced install, 2023—1 priced install, 2023—1 priced install, 2023—1 priced install, 2023
2024All pairings127 $1,196 per kWh (middle half $1,158–$1,238)127 priced installs, 2024$33,600 (middle half $31,600–$43,947)127 priced installs, 2024$56,541 (middle half $34,500–$82,834)127 priced installs, 2024$10,200 (middle half $6,800–$15,300)127 priced installs, 2024
2024Paired with solar PV120 $1,193 per kWh (middle half $1,158–$1,235)120 priced installs, 2024$33,600 (middle half $31,600–$45,075)120 priced installs, 2024$58,570 (middle half $35,097–$83,959)120 priced installs, 2024$10,200 (middle half $6,800–$15,300)120 priced installs, 2024
2024Standalone7 —7 priced installs, 2024—7 priced installs, 2024—7 priced installs, 2024—7 priced installs, 2024
2025All pairings15 —15 priced installs, 2025—15 priced installs, 2025—15 priced installs, 2025—15 priced installs, 2025
2026All pairings1 —1 priced install, 2026—1 priced install, 2026—1 priced install, 2026—1 priced install, 2026

Contract prices may include solar or other equipment. Prices are before the up-front incentive. Approvals run through Sep 29, 2026. Counts and prices are from the program’s Oct 1, 2026 release.

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Recalls and safety notices

No notice in the recall sources this site reads is matched to this product. That is not a safety finding. See every recall notice.

  • UL 9540 listed: Yes (FranklinWH aPower X (APR-05K13V1-US))
    Spec sheet, at p.1 / COMPLIANCE INFORMATION, retrieved Sep 25, 2026, dated Oct 11, 2025UL 9540, UL 9540A, UL 1741, UL 1973, IEEE 1547
  • UL 9540A tested: Yes (FranklinWH aPower X (APR-05K13V1-US))
    Spec sheet, at p.1 / COMPLIANCE INFORMATION, retrieved Sep 25, 2026, dated Oct 11, 2025UL 9540, UL 9540A, UL 1741, UL 1973, IEEE 1547

The maker states the listing or test. The listing body's records have not been checked.

Backup hours from your load

Appliance nameplate maximums

The stated usable energy divided by your load gives hours, starting with a full battery.

Spec sheet, at p.1 / PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS, retrieved Sep 25, 2026, dated Oct 11, 2025Usable System Energy | 13.6 kWh per unit, up to 15 units1 per aGate

Peak power: 10 kW (discharging, 10 seconds)

Backup hours follow the California Air Resources Board’s Zero Emissions Residential Backup Power Tool. Appliance figures come from the US Department of Energy’s Estimating Appliance and Home Electronic Energy Use (2012).

  • The appliance figures are nameplate maximums. Average demand changes as appliances cycle and their settings change.
  • A load above the stated continuous power gets no figure.
  • Motor starts use three times the largest selected motor’s watts, plus the other loads. This estimate is checked against stated peak power when available. Other loads are counted at their running watts.
  • Inverter and battery losses are not counted. A field study of household backup power explains the gap.
  • Solar recharge, reserves, and temperature changes are outside the calculation.

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