SOLIX F2000 Portable Power Station, PowerHouse 767, 2048Wh GaNPrime Solar Generator with 200W Solar Panel, LiFePO4 Batteries, 4 AC Outlets Up to 2400W for Home, Power Outage, Outdoor Camping

This power station is the absolute best alternative to a gas powered generator. The battery can last for days on end depending on what you are using it for. It has been powering everything electrical in my outdoor shed. I originally purchased this Power Station to power our fifth wheel trailer in the case of a power outage because it is capable of powering our trailer for quite a few days! I did quite a bit of research between Anker and its competitors and it really was a clear and obvious choice to go with Anker! Lastly I will add that their customer service is very attentive and if I've ever had a question about my power station, they have been quick to respond with lengthy and educational answers! Highly recommend purchasing!!!!

This thing is awesome. Have used it all around the house for different things just to test it. Brought it camping and used it for a heated blanket and other small things. I would buy another one if it was cheaper

After you research you will end up here. Start 3600w ÷ 110v = 32amps Run 2400w ÷ 110v = 21 amps Time 2048wh ÷ (1amp × 110v) 110 wh = 18hours @ 1amp DC Charging: Good n fast Solar charge 1000w 24v 41amp 12v 83amp AC Charging: Good n fast AC charge: 1440w ÷110v = 13amps Battery type: The heavier type to lug around but the more charge cycles longer longevity. (3,000 vs 50,000 cycles) this could be incorrect. Perhaps others commenting can review the three different battery types that are used by the industry. The lighter batteries with less charge cycles are good for recharging small items like cell phones. Intended use: around the yard: chainsaw, weed eater, camping. With solar panels Drive a sewage aerator stirring motor. Hopefully intermittently a sewage grinder pump? 21amps? 10amps=1.8hours Wishful additions: the output could be controlled to match the extension cord used. Example if you are using a 15amp extension cord 15amp * 110volt = 1650watts the device could be set for output of 15amp or 1650watt max output that way if something should go wrong you do not start a fire with the extention cord. Perhaps Anker or after market breaker can be purchased to match the device to the extention cord in use. Wishful thinking: a wifi device at output and wifi device at end of extension cord to monitor voltage and current. That way line loss can be monitored and warn you of issues. Also the output voltage can be adjusted to a 100 foot cord or to a 200ft cord or up the voltage a bit more for Tim and get some more steam out of your tools.

I love Anker and own several of their products. That is the main reason I picked Anker over EcoFlow. The unit works well but, the solar panel isn't up to the standards I’ve come to expect. The 200 watt included panel typically returns about 140 watts with clear sky and direct sun. It peaked to 165 watts for a few seconds then returned to around 140 watts. With that type of return, I don’t see paying $500+ for another Anker panel. I plan to buy another unit but may be looking at other manufacturers due to the solar panel function. Edit: after a few uses, the solar panels are down to around 130 watts as a high. I’m not sure that I’d buy the panels as some others have a higher return under the sun. Edit 2: Anker reached out over my concerns about the solar panel. *****Their customer service is 5-Star***** Edit 3: I’m having buyers remorse. The solar panels have degraded in function and only get about 55-60% of advertised output and that is on a good day.

Really powered my big fridge overnight! It is really good for emergency back up, but don’t expect it to power all your house.

I use this to power everything for hours at @ vendor booths when I do my popups. The built in handle solves the traveling with a giant battery problem as I can just wheel it everywhere. The panels have a carrying handle. Quality Anker product.

I like a lot about this Power station. I purchased this after seeing several reviews where people used them to power their RVs. One where guy powers a 40 class A running air, fridge. lights etc. It described as having a TT-30 R RV plug. It does have one. All the video I saw were people just plugging in their RVs and everything working just like it would if you were plugged into an RV electrical hookup. Where you have 30 or 50 amp service. That is not the truth. I plug my RV into it just like everyone one the videos and the TT-30 R doesn't work. I look on my RV panel I have a red light showing an open ground. So I'm not getting any power to my RV. I called customer Service which is supposed to be "one of the best" Waited on the phone and never got anyone to help me from support. emailed them to see if I was doing something wrong again nothing. So I tried the chat and after several tries and waiting for what seemed to be forever I finally got through only to be told they would get back to me via my email. And they did very fast. They told me in the email that the RV plug is 20 amp max. Yet every video I can find from YouTube and Anker shows RVs using the plug and doing just fine. okay so I try my surge protector without it being plugged into the RV and same thing "open ground" issue. I then tried reducing from 30 amp to 15 amp and plugging into the house type plug ins. And still all I get is "Open Ground." I try the same thing plugging into my house and everything works fine. Surge protector reads okay. RV runs fine Air , Fridge lights everything from a 110 outlet. When we plug in appliances on the Anker they run fine, no problems. I'm going to see if I can return this. It (1) was as described (2) it is either defected or the videos I've seen are not telling the full story. I am Very disappointed in support and mis=leading information. If you want fro your RV don't buy this one!

Good build quality hard material. Fast charging speed with portable solar panels. Vert portable with the handle. Good price.

Very solid machine Easy to move around with the handles and wheelso

I've waited a month to receive some info before writing this review in hopes that Anker would make this right. I purchased this item on October the 25th. I was sent the solar panel only. I knew the power bank would be shipped separately. Every week I've followed up for a shipping date. I wish I could review the solix F2000 however Anker has refused to ship it to me. They are putting the onus on Intelicom (dragonfly) even though I've spoken to them and Intelicom has no problem with delivery. Afterall they have already shipped part of the parcel. I get multiple packages per week with no problem through all major and minor couriers. Contacting Anker is extremely difficult. So far I'm roughly at about 5 hours of on hold, computer bot chats and emails through their costumer "support". Anker has still given no plausible reason why my item hasn't shipped. It's been a new excuse every time. "Shipment delayed", "not in stock" etc etc. they've even hung up on me when asking to speak with someone that could help. I'll gladly change my review if Anker can solve this issue. It's been nothing but stress. Buyer beware. Update: no resolution Update November 26th... One month from original purchase: Customer service now says they can ship it after a month of saying they couldn't. Then they offered me to opt to refund the package on amazon and for me to ship the solar panel back. They said they would offer me a discount if I purchased through Anker directly and would receive the package even though they said they were unable to multiple times. I recieved an email saying that wasn't the case even though I screen grabbed the conversation and sent it to them. Still waiting for a solution.

Anker makes such high quality products. Support was extremely quick and helpful. V happy with this purchase

Thank you I have received the F2000 I will do a review.