The new product called Solix F3000 weighs 41.5 kg, but thanks to the form factor of a “suitcase on wheels” it is easily moved by one person. In addition to a decent output power, the device is notable for the ability to expand the battery capacity and a large number of connectors for connecting various equipment.
Anker Solix F3000 “squeezes” up to 3600 W of power, and if you connect two stations together, the figure will increase to 7200 W. In addition, it supports the connection of additional battery cells, so that the standard capacity of 3072 Wh (according to the manufacturer, it is enough for about 42 hours of power supply of a home refrigerator) can be “overclocked” to 24,000 Wh.
The charging station includes lithium-iron-phosphate batteries with a service life of up to 10 years or up to 4000 charge cycles. The device itself can be “refueled” from a household power grid or using solar panels. The start date of sales and the price of the new product will be announced later.