Anker SOLIX F3800 Portable Power Station - Complete Overview and Real-World Testing

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Join Kelly as she reviews the Anker SOLIX F3800, a versatile portable power station ideal for home backup, RV adventures, and off-grid living.
The F3800’s sleek tower design fits seamlessly into any space. It’s equipped with a hidden handle and wheels for easy mobility and rubber feet for horizontal use. This unit is ready for home power needs and on-the-go adventures.
Featuring 240-volt split-phase power, the F3800 can handle heavy-duty equipment, integrate with home systems for emergency backup, and serve as an efficient UPS. It boasts a 3,840-watt-hour Lithium Iron Phosphate battery and a 6,000-watt inverter, expandable up to 26 kWh with additional batteries.
Smart features include a 20-millisecond UPS switchover and app-controlled adjustable charging speeds. It offers a variety of ports for RVs, EV charging, and everyday devices, making it a versatile choice for any power need.
In our testing, the F3800 excelled in various scenarios:
- Testing charging times and efficiency with both AC and solar inputs
- Demonstrating outdoor power tool usage
- Powering an RV and EV charging
- Exploring integration with home systems for reliable backup power during power outages
The Anker SOLIX F3800 is your go-to for portable power, home backup, and emergency situations. It’s reliable, powerful, and designed to meet all your energy needs.
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Комментарии : 13

@user-zv3lj1ef7l 4 дня назад

Anker really hit the nail on the head with this one, wow.

@jimlarson4899 14 дней назад

Wow, Kelly! You are strong! That is a lot of weight to move around and you made it look effortless. 🙂

@user-zv3lj1ef7l 4 дня назад

Damn, she picked that thing up and put it on her truck!

@clarencewiles963 15 дней назад

Solar system and versatility has been shown to interact with our needs. Thumbs up 👍

@netsai61 15 дней назад

That solar generator is really good 240V and 6000w inverter is amazing but 60V is pathetic

@jimfields9491 13 дней назад

Pass through charging and I’m in.

@joneberle4952 14 дней назад

This power station with two 48v server rack batteries hooked up to the dc inputs would make a good solution. I would have bought one already if it was not for the 240v disabled during AC charging, and the restricted Solar inputs.

@kenastl 14 дней назад

I agree, they should have made the UPS support 240v @ 25a input (same as output) so that you could really use it as an always connected home backup system. Maybe that's why they have the home power system. Is that the only way to get a proper transfer switch for this?

@msvideos24 4 дня назад

Great video. Did you test the rigid anker solar panels? Are they better?

@SignatureSolar 3 дня назад

We did not test the rigid ones, just the foldable ones.

@JohnBaker3000 15 дней назад

Nice!

@ronbridegroom8428 15 дней назад

Solar input is pathetic and made worse by the amps being limited if the voltage happens to drop too low for example if the sun goes behind a cloud or if a panel in a string becomes shaded. This is NOT a system to get if solar is a major input. Voltage range is too low and too narrow of a voltage window. Plus, the 240 volt outlet turning off if recharging is not good