Anker SOLIX

Anker SOLIX: Which Power Station Line Fits Your Home, Cabin or RV

Anker SOLIX is Anker's line of large LiFePO4 power stations, expansion batteries and solar panels, built to be stacked and wired into a house rather than carried to a campsite and forgotten. Two platforms cover most needs: the F3000 at 3,600W and 3,072Wh for 120V loads, and the F3800 at 6,000W with 120V/240V output for well pumps, dryers and air conditioning. Both charge from the wall, a car, or Anker's 48V PS400 folding panel.

This collection gathers 90 SOLIX products: stations, BP3000 and BP3800 expansion batteries, the PS400 panel, and bundles with panels or home wiring hardware. Prices start at $700 for the panel and $1,500 for a bare F3000, and run to $4,999 for the F3800 with 7,680Wh and rigid roof panels.

How to choose within the SOLIX lineup

• F3000 or F3800. If everything you want to run plugs into a normal outlet, the Anker SOLIX F3000 Portable Power Station at $1,500 is the cheaper platform. If a 240V appliance is on the list, start with the Anker SOLIX F3800 Solar Generator + PS400 400W Panel at $2,600.
• Storage now or later. Each platform has its own expansion battery. The Anker SOLIX BP3800 Expansion Battery adds 3,840Wh to an F3800 for $1,800 and is rated for 3,000 cycles; the BP3000 does the same job for the F3000 at 3,072Wh.
• Solar input ceiling. The F3000 takes 2,400W of panels, the F3800 2,400W and the F3800 PLUS 3,200W. Choose by how much array you expect to own in two years, not today.
• Portable or fixed panels. The PS400 is a 400W folding panel with 23% efficient cells for RVs and patios. The complete kits with 12V rigid panels are for roofs and ground mounts; the F3800 3,840Wh + 12V Rigid Solar Panels is the fixed-install version at $3,589.
• More output from two units. A double voltage hub pairs two F3000s for 7,200W and 6,144Wh at $3,199. It is the way to get past 3,600W without moving to the F3800.

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Sizing tips

• Use the Solar Kit Calculator before choosing a platform. It returns inverter watts, which decides F3000 versus F3800, and battery watt-hours, which decides how many expansion batteries.
• Check cycle ratings against how you will use the unit. The F3000's 4,000-cycle cells suit daily cycling for bill savings; the F3800 and BP3800 are rated at 3,000 cycles, fine for backup that runs a few dozen times a year.
• Do not mix expansion batteries across platforms. BP3000 goes with the F3000 (and C2000 Gen 2); BP3800 goes with the F3800.
• Count PS400 panels against the input limit. Six PS400 panels reach the F3000's 2,400W ceiling.
• For home wiring kits, look at the Anker SOLIX F3800 series page, where transfer switch and home power panel bundles are grouped.

Frequently asked questions

Is Anker SOLIX the same as the older Anker PowerHouse units? No. PowerHouse covers small 300W to 500W stations. SOLIX is the expandable line from 3,600W upward with 48V expansion batteries and home integration.

Which SOLIX unit charges fastest from solar? The F3800 PLUS, with 3,200W of input. On the F3000 and standard F3800, 2,400W is the limit, so a large rigid array is better matched to the PLUS.

Can I run a whole house on SOLIX? With an F3800 and the home power panel, yes for essential circuits, and two F3800 units give 12,000W. Storage is the constraint, so plan expansion batteries and panels for anything beyond a one-night outage.

Every SOLIX product ships free to the mainland US from Anker partner warehouses in a few business days, with 30-day returns. Call us if you want help picking the platform before you pick the bundle.