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Anker SOLX F3800 Portable Power Station - 3840Wh | 6000W
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Anker SOLX F3800 Portable Power Station - 3840Wh | 6000W
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- Designed with plug-and-play home backup capability. (Accessories sold separately.)
- 6,000W, 120V/240V split-phase output in one unit for power-hungry appliances.
- 3.84kWh - 26.9kWh expandable capacity with up to 6 expansion batteries (Anker SOLIX BP3800).
- Scaling up to 12kW (53.8kWh) for extended power outages.
- 2,400W solar input, allowing for a charge of 0 to 80% in just 1.5 hours by sunlight.
- Equipped with NEMA 14-50 and L14-30 outlet to directly charge your EV and RV.
- Monitor energy intelligently via the app. Connect with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi.
- Long-Lasting LFP batteries and 5-year hassle-free warranty.
- Industry-leading high-quality components ensuring 10 years of product life.
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Anker SOLIX F3800
Minimum Effort,
Maximum Power
Maximum Power
The most accessible home power system
Always Stay Charged and Prepared
Plug-and-Play Power for Any Situation
Charge Your EV Conveniently
Avoid grounding accessories. Just plug in your EV charging cable through the NEMA 14-50 port.
NEMA 14-50 Port
Take Massive Power Anywhere
Roll easily thanks to industrial-grade wheels or carry with handles at the top and bottom.
Relax with Easy RV Power
Power your road trip and RV appliances with built-in NEMA 14-50 and L14-30 ports.
- NEMA 14-50 Port
NEMA L14-30R Port
- Home Backup
- Professional Power
- Power for EVs
- Power for RVs
Power Up with
Endless Solar Energy
Endless Solar Energy
2,400W Solar Input
What's in the Box
Anker SOLIX F3800
AC Charging Cable
MC4 3-Port Solar Charging Connector
Select Power That Meets Your Needs
Anker SOLIX F3800
Anker SOLIX F3800 Backup Solution
Battery Info
Capacity
3,840Wh
3,840Wh
Type
LFP
LFP
Cycles
3,000 (At least 80% battery capacity)
3,000 (At least 80% battery capacity)
Max Expansion Batteries
6
6 or 12
Max Capacity with Expansion Batteries
26,880Wh
26,880Wh
53,760Wh
FAQ
Q1: What should I do when using a solar charger to charge Anker SOLIX F3800?
The solar input supports an 11-60V solar charger with an XT-60 connector. If you use an 11-32V solar charger, the current supports 10A max. When you use a 32-60V solar charger, the current supports 25A max.
Q2: Why is the power station not working after it hasn't been used for a long time?
If the power station is stored at a low capacity for a long time, lithium batteries will self-consume power which may lead to a quick discharge. This leads to poor conductivity and a reduced battery lifespan, resulting in poor battery performance.
Q3: How should I store and maintain the power station?
To store your portable power station, make sure you have:
1. Turned off all outputs.
2. Store it in a cool and dry place.
3. Check the battery capacity each week. If it's below 30%, fully charge.
4. Charge the power station to 100% every 3 months.
1. Turned off all outputs.
2. Store it in a cool and dry place.
3. Check the battery capacity each week. If it's below 30%, fully charge.
4. Charge the power station to 100% every 3 months.
Q4: In UPS mode, does the 240V ports work?
In UPS mode, only the three 120V ports labeled "UPS" are operational; the 240V ports do not function.
Q5: How do I charge my electric vehicle?
Double-press the 240V power switch to activate EV mode charging, then you can recharge your EV.
Reviews
Customer Reviews
Based on 55 reviews
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Had F3800 couple of weeks now. Tested out the 400W portable solar array. On a clear sunny day in SC positioned at correct azimuth but 4 deg off best angle (33 vs 29) . I connected my freezer and then a heat gun. total using about 1200 watts. (ran down battery to 90% so solar input would not shot off at full charge. Did that on and off for 8 hours. Peak output from solar panel hit 368 watts. During the test it gave me 2480 watts total I actually expected less. Last hour or so let it reach full charge 100% Have also gone from 85% with AC input in less than 1 hour. Bought this mainly to provide quiet power for freeze and Fridge think it will power both for at least 12 hours then I can recharge with a small propane generator in about 2.5 to 3 hours so far I am very pleased Thinking about adding more solar in the future
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Had F3800 couple of weeks now. Tested out the 400W portable solar array. On a clear sunny day in SC positioned at correct azimuth but 4 deg off best angle (33 vs 29) . I connected my freezer and then a heat gun. total using about 1200 watts. (ran down battery to 90% so solar input would not shot off at full charge. Did that on and off for 8 hours. Peak output from solar panel hit 368 watts. During the test it gave me 2480 watts total I actually expected less. Last hour or so let it reach full charge 100% Have also gone from 85% with AC input in less than 1 hour. Bought this mainly to provide quiet power for freeze and Fridge think it will power both for at least 12 hours then I can recharge with a small propane generator in about 2.5 to 3 hours so far I am very pleased Thinking about adding more solar in the future
S
Expected the power to hold way more than my other smaller ANKER devices. It’s nearly 5x my other device but should be 10+…. Also the fan is cooling even when the unit is cold and charging something simple as a phone. Sad to see.
J
Crushed it!- Now that i see it in action, I look forward to adding another unit in the near future.
Tip I recommend you order a power cable w a 90 angle to reduce the stress off the connector (cable is very heavy)
J
I purchased the Anker SOLIX F3800 Portable Power Station several weeks ago. No issues with the online purchase or shipping and I give this part of the buying experience a 5 star. Unfortunately, that is the most positive rating I give this product and company currently. First, the F3800 that was sent to me did not include an operating manual/instructions. I had to download them from the Anker SOLIX web site. Next, I have asked customer services specific questions on how to configure 400-watt solar panels to the F3800. The answer I received was an image of a solar recharging diagram, lacking specifics. I am new to the solar market and was expecting a great deal more customer support and a more user-friendly product. Hopefully, this explains my 1-star rating.