Previously Pebble Flow supported no solar or 1.1 kW of integrated, flush-mounted rooftop solar panels. Now with the 2027 Pebble Flow, both the Integrated Solar and Self-Powered option, include a new exterior faceplate port, a heavy-duty wiring harness, and an upgraded Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT) charge controller. This allows you to plug additional third-party portable solar arrays directly into your trailer's main battery, raising your total power-handling capacity to 4kW so you can generate enough solar energy to live off-grid indefinitely.

Yes, we designed our exterior port with universal compatibility as a core engineering principle as long as they meet the vehicle's voltage and current specifications for extended solar input. The harness provided with the vehicle is terminated with standard MC4 connectors so any off the shelf panel can be connected directly to the provided harness and will charge the main high voltage battery pack.

Yes. Pebble Flow’s massive 45 kWh battery and 12 kW inverter handle multiple high-draw appliances simultaneously. Unlike traditional trailers that have limited power, trip breakers, or require a loud, gas-guzzling generator, you can run the whisper-quiet 15,000 BTU climate control, boil water on our induction cooktop and charge your devices all at the same time — completely silently off-grid.

Yes. We utilize Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP) battery chemistry. LFP is recognized globally as the safest, most thermally stable and longest-lasting battery chemistry available. It maintains its capacity for over 3,000 charge cycles.

When the power goes out, Pebble Flow doesn't. Its 45 kWh battery, more than three times the capacity of a typical wall-mounted home battery, connects through a 12 kW inverter straight to your home. The essentials come quietly back on. No generator. No gasoline. Just power, already parked in your driveway.

It can power your critical home appliances for several days. Because Pebble Flow's 45 kWh LFP battery is significantly larger than typical wall-mounted home batteries, it has enough capacity to run critical lighting, high-amperage refrigerators, water pumps, well pumps and medical devices comfortably during extended grid emergencies without gasoline generator fumes.

Yes. Real-time energy telemetry communicates offline via secure local wireless network. By connecting your phone directly to the trailer's localized network, you have full visibility of your State of Charge (SoC), active solar recovery power and real-time appliance draws even in deep wilderness locations with zero cell reception.

We actively learn and understand how owners are using their vehicles and energy across the many different applications and continually improve the vehicle’s overall system performance and energy management.