Anker SOLIX F3000

Anker SOLIX · model A1782

Power Station · Battery (LiFePO4)

Anker SOLIX F3000

~$1,699approx. list price

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  1. 800 WLights, phones, router, a CPAP
  2. 2,200 WFridge, freezer and the essentials
  3. 4,000 WFurnace blower, sump pump or a window AC
  4. 7,500 WWell pump or a small central AC
  5. 18,000 WWhole home with central air

3,600 W running, 7,200 W surge — sustains the fridge, freezer and the essentials tier and everything below it.

Best forHomeowners who want multi-day backup for fridge, sump and well pump, and may later pair or stack units.

The F3000 is Anker's wheeled 3kWh answer to the DELTA Pro class, built for multi-day fridge backup that can grow. 3,072Wh of LiFePO4 at 3,600W continuous and 7,200W surge handles a fridge, furnace, sump and well pump at once, and a single unit lasts about a day and a half on an essentials load at the idle draw Anker quotes. It expands with BP3000 batteries up to roughly 12kWh on one unit, and a Double Voltage Hub (sold separately) pairs two units for 240V. At 91.5 pounds it needs the wheels and pull handle, and owners say the fans stay quieter than a gas generator even under load, though Anker publishes no dB figure. The TT-30R is 120V, so feeding a home inlet at 240V needs the hub. Anker lists it at $1,699 and sells it for several hundred dollars less most weeks.

From the spec sheet

Specifications

Battery capacity
3,072 Wh
Expandable to
12,288 Wh
Continuous output
3,600 W
Surge output
7,200 W
Runtime
Fridge (~150W): ~17 hrs on base unit
Type
Power Station
Fuel
Battery (LiFePO4)
Outlets
4x 120V 20A AC (NEMA 5-20R), 1x 120V 30A TT-30R, USB-C, USB-A, 12V car, 30A Anderson; 240V 30A via Double Voltage Hub (sold separately)
Transfer-switch ready
No
Weight
91.5 lbs
Warranty
5-year
Model
A1782

3072Wh, expands to ~12kWh·3600W / 7200W surge·Pairs two for 240V

At a glance

Strengths

  • +3,600W continuous with 7,200W surge handles a well pump and fridge together
  • +Low idle draw: Anker rates it at about 42 hrs on a 190W refrigerator
  • +Dual-voltage solar input (up to 165V) simplifies string wiring
  • +Wheels and pull handle for a 91.5 lb unit
  • +3,600W pass-through charging keeps loads on while recharging

At a glance

Drawbacks

  • −91.5 lbs; the wheels earn their place
  • −240V needs the separately sold Double Voltage Hub and a second unit
  • −No published noise figure
  • −Expansion batteries are expensive per kWh

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