Clarifying Output: Bloom Engine Types

There are multiple engine classes within the Bloom family, each tuned for different use cases. The engine featured in our public launch is the Residential Bloom Zero, designed to produce approximately 30–40 kWh/day, sufficient for full home energy independence in most standard U.S. households. This estimate refers to a single residential deployment, which may include multiple interconnected Bloom cores depending on the installation. Residential models are larger than micro-models.

Earlier internal documents referenced smaller modular cores producing 7–10 kWh/day individually. These modules form the scalable basis of the full residential system. All public-facing materials reflect the complete deployment bundle as a unit — this distinction will be further detailed in the technical pages and blog section. Bloom engines exponentially scale in individual power generation per bloom engine linked together in grid-formations, which can be opt in.