⚡ Power Up Your Adventures with Anker!
The AnkerSOLIX F2000 Portable Power Station is a robust solar generator featuring a 2048Wh capacity, 2×200W solar panels, and a powerful 2400W output. Designed for longevity with a 10-year lifespan, it includes multiple charging options and a 5-year warranty, making it the perfect companion for home, outdoor camping, and emergency power needs.
Manufacturer | Anker |
Product Dimensions | 52.5 x 25 x 39.5 cm; 30.5 kg |
Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
Item model number | A1780 |
Style | Anker SOLIX F2000+2*200W Solar Panel |
Power Source | Solar Powered |
Voltage | 240 Volts |
Wattage | 2400 watts |
Special Features | Portable |
Included Components | Solar Panel |
Batteries included? | Yes |
Batteries Required? | Yes |
Battery Cell Type | Lithium Ion |
Item Weight | 30.5 kg |
C**C
Portable Fast Charging Power
Usage - charging up during the day when solar panels are on and there is an excess.Using at night to run various appliances.Likes-------Easy to use.Sturdy.Wheels and handle work well.Display - input and output values on the display plus remaining timer left at that consumption.Have tested separately tumble drier (300w-600w depending on cycle), microwave, toaster, TV cabinet with XBox, sound bar and even the dual zone air fryer. This last one pulled 2460w and panicked slightly as thought max output was 2300w, but it seemed to cope happily (fans were running flat out though). Didn't leave it running for long at that output. Won't be using it for that again, but was a good test.Charging is fast. UPS works fine and didn't trip the PC which just carried on when pulled the plug.App is OK so far, basic, but does the job.Have not tried solar input yet or tested the car sockets.Dislikes---------The 3 UK power plug sockets seem a bit flimsy - the plug stays securely in the right hand one, the middle one is a little bit sticky, but the left one the plug pops back out 2-3mm after insertion and doesn't feel secure.Power input - cable sticks out WAY too far and has a flimsy trap door to cover the sockets. This makes it much larger than needs to be when plugged in and agree with another reviewer should have an L-Shaped plug with perhaps a recessed set of sockets. Thing is the little plasticky trap door will easily get broken at some point. The covers on the front are made of rubber and should have the same on the back so won't get broken.When running flat out (see air fryer) the fans are very loud (louder than the air fryer), but as you would probably expect when pulling that amount.Heavy, but not unmanageable and given the capacity to be expected.Don't seem to be able to set the display to be permanently on (have various options for the timeout, but not a disable option). Know this is a power saving thing, but when testing various appliances would like the option.Overall---------It is still expensive and and ROI will take years and years, but flexibility to be able to use when travelling and ability to use instead of a petrol generator to work with when need to is great.Having said all the above am still glad purchased with the £400 early bird discount code, but needs to be at this price ongoing as full price seems too expensive.Only been using a week so cannot comment on longevity yet.EDIT - been using it now for a few months and working fine. Did a firmware update yesterday and all went smoothly.As suspected, the flimsy plastic trap door covering the charging socket on the back has broken the little hinge clips (after being very careful with it) so do expect that to break when opened and closed a few times.
L**R
Perfect solution to power
Fabulous product that does exactly what we need. Very quick delivery and easy to use. Well worth considering if you need portable power.
T**F
New portable solar battery king
Been a Delta Pro user for past year and although it operated flawlessly I was desperate for a new product mainly due to the really poor fan management of Delta Pro that the noise is just unbearable.Fast track to this Anker 767, I’ll not cover the basic design / functionalities but just sumup the areas mattered to me esp compared to Delta Pro:Background, I have both flexi panels (16 x 100w) on ground level and roof-installed panels (18x420w, with 2 dedicated for solar generators) that original idea was to go with Delta Pro expansion system to run the whole house but the noise issue put that off. Tesla battery is just over priced, not Lifepo4 type and not available anyways so back to use portable battery power banks to run the house as much as possible after sunset.What I like about the Anker 767:- Quietness! Felt like a lifesaver vs the jet engine noise of that Delta Pro that 767 operates almost silently; the fan quality and overall fan operating management has been excellent - this is the level all solar battery should aim at;- Looked to be excellent build and high quality;- All other goodies similar to those of Delta Pro;- Slightly lighter main unit and with battery up to 4kwh capacity;- Fast AC charging, claim to fully charge the 2kwh battery in just over 1.5hour;- Customer service been excellent, answered my queries promptly and offered helpful guidances; unit comes with 5-year warranty & battery should last 10yrs despite daily full charge/discharge.Dislike of the 767:- No remote access capability as Bluetooth only (meaning you can’t monitor the unit while out), not sure if this was to do with past mishaps Anker faced on storing user data?- Solar input is not very high only 1000w and 30-60v (and almost certain needing 5 of their very expensive foldable 200w panels); My roof panels with open circuit up to 59.41v that on sunny highest midday would trip the MPPT as guess voltage briefly exceed 60v (other times worked fine);- AC output is only 2400w not able to power hungry appliances more than 1 at a time (a bit nitpicking?)- Expandable solution max out at 4kwh; unlike others can go way beyond;- First unit received was defective although replacement one worked fine past 2weeks (dented the confidence in the product somewhat)I will provide further update as when relevant. For anyone needing a small (4kwh) solar battery at home, this will be my no.1 recommendation. Or, pair this with other noisy systems to get the best of both worlds.
L**G
Brilliant…
I bought this combo in October as we now live in the North of Scotland and do lose the mains supply every now and again.Its in use for the first time today when we lost the mains at 1pm… Its now 5:30pm and its running the wifi router the fridge freezer (a large American style one), its boiled the kettle three times, ran the air-fryer through a 15 minute cycle, ran LED light, fully charged two mobiles and it still says it has enough power in it for another 23 hours…Not cheap, but I got it on a deal / offer and its the best ‘gadget’ (for want if a phrase) I ever bought….Nice one Anker 👍
P**L
Fantastic, powerhouse
What an absolute bargain, black Friday, save me a fortune ease of use does exactly what it says using it for portable generator for DJ. Battery storage for electricity tariff for the house. Highly recommend
X**3
Excellent Product
I got it from Anker direct because they had an early bird £400 discount. Good built quality and Fast shipping !This powerhouse is a beast with 2048Wh and max 2300W output, enough to power most of the electrical appliances in your home and even an EV for emergancy use.Anker did a great job on the packaging (box inside a box), so when you receive your 767, even the whole package weighted at 35kg, you get a perfect box without any damage. It makes the whole product presentation way better than other rival company.
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