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Anker SOLIX F3000

A 3kWh home-backup station with dual solar input ranges and a published 7,200W surge, rated for pass-through charging from a generator.

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Anker SOLIX F3000 portable power station, wheeled unit with pull handle and AC outlets
Product image: Anker SOLIX
Rated energy
3072 Wh
Continuous AC
3600 W
Solar ceiling
2400 W
Carry weight
91.5 lb

Decision summary

Where this model earns its place

Best fitMulti-day outage plans with solar or generator recharging.
Main compromiseIt supplies 240V only when two units are joined by a Double Voltage Hub, so on its own it cannot run a 240V appliance.
Direct-price context$1,499.99, checked Sep 21, 2026 on the official manufacturer page. Promotions and list prices change, so treat this as the price on that date rather than today.

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.

Anker SOLIX F3000 power path from 3,072 watt-hours of battery capacity through 3,600 watts of continuous AC output to the connected appliance.
01Battery reserve3072 Wh

LFP

02Inverter gate3600 W

7,200 W published peak

03Load verificationModel specific

Voltage, connector, startup, and operating mode

Resolved specification set

The numbers that change a real purchase decision

3,600 Wcontinuous output against the 3,000W field maximum

Capacity3072 Wh
Continuous AC3600 W

Total AC output. Any single NEMA 5-20R outlet is limited to 2,400W.

Peak AC7200 W

Published as AC surge power. The separate 4,860W SurgePad figure is a boost mode and is not used here.

Solar input2400 W

Two inputs: a high-voltage 11V to 165V channel at 1,600W and a low-voltage 11V to 60V channel at 800W.

Weight91.5 lb
Battery life4,000 cycles

Refrigerator planning profile

An estimated 47.2 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.

47.2estimated hours
24-hour reference

Published output clears this conservative load profile.

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Continue the decision

Compare the class before committing to the model

Browse the completed Anker SOLIX records, compare this model in the 2,000Wh capacity guide, then use the outage load planner for the complete load set.

Source ledger

Important fields are tied to a specific source. Manufacturer claims, government guidance, calculations, and planning assumptions remain separate.

  1. Published specification table. The 240V figure applies only to two units joined by a Double Voltage Hub, which the page states explicitly.

    official product page