Sourced specification record
Anker SOLIX C300
A 9 lb LFP station with a built-in light bar and a sub-10ms transfer time, aimed at small loads rather than household backup.
Direct manufacturer route. Amazon is excluded. This record uses published source material, not a hands-on test.

- Rated energy
- 288 Wh
- Continuous AC
- 300 W
- Solar ceiling
- 100 W
- Carry weight
- 9.1 lb
Decision summary
Where this model earns its place
How the record reads
Energy, output, and the appliance are three separate gates
The battery decides duration. The inverter decides whether a load can run and start. The appliance decides the voltage, connection, and surge demand that must be met.
LiFePO4
Peak rating not separately published
Voltage, connector, startup, and operating mode
Resolved specification set
The numbers that change a real purchase decision
300 Wcontinuous output against the 3,000W field maximum
XT60 input. The published FAQ restricts panels to an 11V to 28V window.
The comparison table lists battery type but no cycle count.
Refrigerator planning profile
An estimated 4.4 hours from the visible defaults
This calculation uses a 150W running load, 1,200W starting load, 33% duty cycle, 90% usable capacity, and 88% AC efficiency. It is planning math, not a measured refrigerator test.
Starting demand or station peak output still needs model-level verification.
Source ledger
Important fields are tied to a specific source. Manufacturer claims, government guidance, calculations, and planning assumptions remain separate.
- Anker SOLIX C300 product page
Anker SOLIX US
Capacity, output, SurgePad rating, ports, weight, warranty, and UPS read from the rendered comparison table. The solar voltage window comes from the same page’s published FAQ.
official product page