F3800 Plus
3,840Wh per station; dual 1,600W solar inputs and 120V/240V AC output.
- Battery capacity
- 3840 Wh
- continuous AC
- 6,000 W
Portable power and home backup
Anker SOLIX
Compare portable power stations, expansion batteries and solar panels by output, capacity and the connections your setup needs.
Explore Anker SOLIXAbout the range
Find the power system that fits the job.
Anker SOLIX spans compact portable power, larger home-backup stations, expansion batteries and solar panels. Start with your appliance running and startup wattage, then choose battery capacity for the runtime you need.
At Grid Getaway, the exact model matters. F3800 and F3800 Plus are different stations; C1000 Gen 2 and C2000 Gen 2 have different capacities, outputs and solar-input ceilings. A panel bundle changes what arrives in the package, while an expansion battery adds stored energy rather than raising a station’s AC rating.
Compare the documented limits and box contents on each product page. For transfer switches or home-circuit connections, follow the manufacturer’s design guide and use a qualified electrician.
Portable powerC1000 Gen 2, C2000 Gen 2, S2000 and F3000
Home backupF3800 and F3800 Plus systems
Solar & storagePanels and model-specific expansion batteries
Shop the Anker SOLIX range
Choose your starting point.
Browse by equipment type, then compare each model’s capacity, continuous output, solar input and included components.
Power Stations
Portable stations and solar-generator packages for outages, travel and off-grid use.
F3800
3,840Wh per station and up to 2,400W solar input.
- Battery capacity
- 3840 Wh
- continuous AC
- 6,000 W
F3000
3,072Wh per station, with high- and low-voltage PV inputs.
- Battery capacity
- 3072 Wh
- continuous AC
- 3,600 W
C2000 Gen 2
2,048Wh per station; accepts one compatible expansion battery.
- Battery capacity
- 2048 Wh
- continuous AC
- 2,400 W
C1000 Gen 2
1,024Wh per station and up to 600W solar input.
- Battery capacity
- 1024 Wh
- continuous AC
- 2,000 W
Watt-hours are stored energy; watts are continuous output. Multi-unit kit limits depend on the verified hub and wiring.
Solar Panels
Foldable bifacial panels and rigid modules for compatible charging systems.
Check the exact station input voltage, current, connector and wiring before combining panels.
Expansion Batteries
Model-specific batteries for supported Anker SOLIX stations.
An expansion battery increases energy storage, not the base station’s AC output.
Plan by use
The best fit depends on your load.
Compare what you need to run, how long it must run and how you can recharge.
Pack for the actual load.
Balance output, watt-hours and carry weight. Check the selected station’s AC and USB ports before you build a camp setup.
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Match the input first.
Panel nameplate watts alone do not establish compatibility. Check open-circuit voltage, current, connector and the station’s per-port limits.
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Plan the circuits and transfer.
Choose the loads that matter most, then compare continuous output, stored energy and the documented home-integration hardware.
Explore F3800 PlusCompare the models
Featured Anker SOLIX equipment
A starting set of standalone stations, solar panels and expansion batteries. Open each product for the exact package and current availability.
Before you choose
Anker SOLIX questions, answered.
The distinctions that matter when comparing stations, solar bundles and home-backup hardware.
What is the difference between watts and watt-hours?
Watts describe the continuous power a station can supply to devices. Watt-hours describe stored battery energy and help estimate runtime. Compare appliance startup demand as well as running demand.
Does adding an expansion battery raise AC output?
No. A compatible expansion battery adds energy capacity and runtime. The base station’s continuous AC rating stays the same unless Anker documents a specific multi-station configuration.
Can I connect any Anker SOLIX panel to any station?
No. Check the panel’s open-circuit voltage, operating current, total array wiring and connector against the exact station input. A 400W panel label alone does not establish compatibility.
What changes between F3800 and F3800 Plus?
Both are 3,840Wh, 6,000W stations, but their solar-input and supported home/generator integration details differ. Compare the individual product pages and manufacturer guides before choosing accessories.
What comes with a solar-generator bundle?
The included station, panel count and accessories vary by exact product listing. Read its “What’s included” section; do not assume a panel, expansion battery or installation equipment is included with the standalone station.
Do I need an electrician for a home-backup connection?
Yes. Transfer switches, inlet boxes, panels and home circuits should be designed and installed according to the manufacturer guide and local code by a qualified electrician. Never backfeed a wall outlet.
Power Planner
Estimate your energy need first.
List the appliances and runtime you want before comparing battery capacity and output.
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Build from your loads, not a guess.
Tell us what you need to power, for how long, and whether you are planning portable use or home circuits. We can help narrow the Anker SOLIX range.
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