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Anker's solar and backup range is built around three kinds of product, and knowing which one you are shopping for saves a lot of scrolling. An Anker solar setup starts with a power station (the battery and inverter in one box), adds a solar panel to recharge it, and grows with an expansion battery when one night of storage is not enough. Bundles combine two or three of those so the parts are already matched.
This brand collection lists 92 Anker products. The cheapest entry is the PS400 portable panel at $700; the SOLIX F3000 station starts at $1,500; the F3800 series runs from $2,600 with a panel to $4,999 with a second battery and rigid roof panels. Free shipping applies to the mainland US on all of them.
| Product | Key numbers | Best for | Price from |
|---|---|---|---|
| Anker SOLIX PS400 400W Panel | 400W, 48V, 2 yr warranty | Recharging any SOLIX station | $700 |
| Anker SOLIX F3000 + BP3000 | 3,600W, 6,144Wh, 48V | Two-night 120V backup | $2,500 |
| 2x Anker SOLIX F3000 + Double Voltage Hub | 7,200W, 6,144Wh | Workshops needing more than 3,600W | $3,199 |
| Anker SOLIX F3800 7,680Wh + 12V Portable Panels | 6,000W, 7,680Wh, 240V | Portable kit for large loads | $4,799 |
What does an Anker power station run during an outage? Refrigerators, CPAP machines, laptops, lighting and pumps on the F3000; add dryers, well pumps and 240V circuits on the F3800. Stack expansion batteries for longer than one night.
Does an Anker generator need fuel or venting? No. These are battery units with no engine, so they run indoors and recharge from the wall, a vehicle or solar panels.
Which is better for an RV, F3000 or F3800? The F3000 unless your rig has a 240V appliance. It is cheaper and takes the same PS400 panel; the F3800 makes sense when the same unit also backs up the house.
Orders ship free to the mainland US from Anker partner warehouses in a few business days, with 30-day returns. Call us if you want help deciding whether you need a station, a panel, a battery or all three.
