SOLIX F3000 3600-Watt Output Push Button Start Battery Generator 3,072Wh for Run Window AC Unit During Power Outages

Powered by the F3000, during our most recent visit to the Black Seeds Urban Farms LLC I set up a small libation station inside the tiny house.

We go camping for a couple weeks each month for 9 months of the year. I bought the F3000 in August of 2025, placed it in the motorhome and it has has been a homerun. I'll try to keep the review to just the facts you may want to know about the unit if considering it. I bought it first for the 3600 watt output. The RV uses the 30a input so I placed this between shore power and the RV. That wouuld be shore power=>surge protector=>F3800=>RV. With the RV being powered this way, any brief power loss is never seen by the RV. This is especially important when there is a pet inside on a hot day and I'm away from the RV. The F3800 passes through to the RV the bonded neutral from shore power. This is important because the Power Watchdog surge protector requires a bonded neutral to operate. The F3800 doesn't have a bonded neutral but the RV doesn't care that it isn't bonded and continues to operate as usual when shore power is not there. The F3000 puts out the full 3600 watts which is what the RV is rated for! The F3000 has a 30a anderson DC output. I use this high DC power output to power the Starlink Gen 3 off DC which uses less power than if plugged into AC. The F3000 high voltage solar input allows connecting three roof mounted solar panels in series to charge the unit. A high voltage solar input for units this size is rare and this is another reason I chose the F3000 for the RV. The ONLY thing I don't like about the F3000 is it doesn't have a solar priority mode. As it operates now, when it is plugged into shore power, it will use shore power to keep it charged to 100%. If Anker would incorporate solar priority into the unit it would use the roof mounted solar to keep it topped off and only use shore power at a preset discharge level, using less grid power. This is more important when the RV is parked at home. I have asked Anker for this feature and was told it would be passed on to the proper people. I hope they read this review and will actually work on a software update that will allow solar priority. Then the F3000 would be perfect!

Only had it a week, has been in use since. I have other power stations, but none with this efficiency. It runs 3 days powering our entire family room including the entertainment system which is power hungry. Early in the morning before the sun comes up, it still has at least 75% remaining. The solar panels top it off around early afternoon on sunny days, and remains full till the sun goes down. I have three 450W rigid panels connected to it, and it works great. I have one expansion battery on the F3000 and it is really compact for its power and capacity. Super easy to setup and use. It is a set it and forget it power station. I give it 5 stars for its performance and value.

Excellence power station with great capacity and good inverter idle draw time. I actually like the proprietary charge cable although I am a bit nervous about losing it. I like the mix of solar input types which allows me to continue using my old XT60 cables. I do wish the wheels were a bit larger to help with rolling on more uneven ground.

I wish I knew how easy it was to get this hooked up to my breaker panel. I’m able to cover 30-50% of my whole house usage every day with 2 expansion batteries 😁.

I'm honestly baffled by this product. I bought one with the thought that I could power my camper when no shore power is around. It has the correct plug, I even bought a solar panel so I could make this work for a longer period of time. Everything was great, until it rained. No big deal right, on the product page there is no talk about this thing and the elements, boy was I wrong. It sounds counter-intuitive, but I literally can't power my camper with this unit while it's inside my camper and the sun is found outside, but no, this has ZERO weather proofing AND cannot get wet. So. . . those times when I would like to leave my unit outside to power up from the sun, nope, gotta stay close. Those times I want to power my camper while I'm sleeping, nope, gotta make sure it stays dry. I'm honestly not sure why they bragged about this as an outdoor companion when it's so hydrophobic. I gave it two stars because the Anker team was very supportive when I bricked one before I learned it can't be outside. If you're looking to power your outdoor life, look elsewhere

I have tested this unit in my home and could not be more pleased. I also have a C1000 Gen 2 and I am considering getting a 2nd F3000.

This is an outstanding power station capable of supplying 30a of passthrough power to my RV. I purchased separately the 30a cord that allows the 30a from the grid to power the Solix F3000 which powers the RV. I own a few other power stations including the Delta Pro from Ecoflow and this is the only one that is capable of 30a in and 30a out at the same time. With Prime Day coming up it is going to be an excellent buy.

My f3000 arrived super quick and in perfect condition. I was worried because this baby is almost 100 lbs. I was a last minute addition to my convertible van camping setup. It replaced a smaller unit that should have had sufficient capacity/output but just didn't seem to hold up to my 75L iceco fridge. Holy cow what a difference! It worked so well and such great capacity that we also brought a small microwave and our (life-saving) Nespresso machine. This battery system absolutely made our 4 week trip indescribably better. 600 watt DC charging while we were driving and I only used my suitcase panels once and plugged it in to charge once. Simply incredible. Obviously it works equally well on the van's day job as a carpenter/remodeler vessel.