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Anker SOLIX F2000 Portable Power Station, PowerHouse 767 and 760 Expansion Battery, 4096Wh LiFePO4 Battery with 4 AC Outlets Up to 2400W, GaNPrime Solar Generator for Home, Outdoor Camping, RV

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Style: 760 Expansion Battery+F2000


Features

  • Long-Lasting Portable Power Station With a 10-Year Lifespan: With our proprietary long-lasting technology InfiniPower, combined with LiFePO4 batteries, ultra-durable electronic components, a smart temperature control system that monitors temperature up to 100 times per second, and impact-resistant structural design, Anker PowerHouse 767 (GaNPrime PowerHouse 2048Wh) and Anker 760 Portable Power Station Expansion Battery (2048Wh) are built to last over a decade, even with everyday use.
  • Double the Power to 4096Wh: Use 760 Expansion Battery (2048Wh) with Anker PowerHouse 767 (2048Wh) and scale up the battery capacity to 4096Wh.
  • 2400W to Power 12 Devices: An exclusive RV port, 4 AC ports with a wattage of up to 2400W, 3 USB-C charging ports, 2 USB-A ports, and 2 car outlets power almost all your devices at once.
  • 5-Year Full-Device Warranty: Instead of the average 2 years, Anker PowerHouse 767 (GaNPrime PowerHouse 2048Wh) and Anker 760 Portable Power Station Expansion Battery (2048Wh) are designed to reliably power your devices every day for 10 years. Additionally, it offers a superior 5-year full-device for a , worry-free experience.
  • What You Get: Anker 767 Portable Power Station (GaNPrime PowerHouse 2048Wh) and Anker 760 Portable Power Station Expansion Battery (2048Wh), 5-year , AC charging cable, battery-to-host cable, car charging cable, solar charging cable, user manual, and our friendly customer service.
  • The F2000 Portable Power Station and 760 Expansion Battery will be dispatched separately. If you receive one item before the others, please scan the QR code on the package to check the delivery status of the remaining items.

Description

Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store Anker is once again proud to pioneer the next generation of reliable, portable power solutions, standing upon our legacy of developing innovative technology. Whether you are looking to take your outdoor adventures to the next level, or protect your home with back-up power, Anker has built a solution you can count on - for whatever you need to power, wherever power is needed. Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store "The 767 has the same reliability in long-lasting LFP batteries as our Anker 555 and 535 but it has a different capacity. With 2048 Watt hours, we can charge 99% of home appliances and use all of our power tools, so it's the right fit for our guests to use to keep the power on in case a snowstorm hits and the grid goes down, and it's also the right fit for us to run all of our power tools." - Wild Wonderful Off-Grid "This thing is ultra-efficient. The 2048 Watt hour capacity means you can run 99.9% of household appliances, even our outdoor heated horse trough, and it includes an RV 30 Amp plug which is perfect for travel." - Good Simple Living "This is the most efficient and safest power station on the market, not to mention this could actually replace an entire electrical system." - REGRETLYSS Note: PowerHouse 767 and the expansion battery will be shipped separately. What usage scenarios is the F2000 suitable for? Which types of products are not recommended for charging? Although the F2000 has a maximum output of 2400W, inductive load devices and compressor-based devices, such as pumps and electric saws may not be suitable because their high instantaneous startup power can exceed the F2000's maximum output. Which power station is compatible with 760 Expansion Battery? Only Anker PowerHouse 767 is compatible with the expansion battery. How can I connect 760 Expansion Battery to Anker 767 Power Station? To connect, align the cable with the Anker logo in the center and insert it directly. To disconnect, push the knob in the center and turn the cable slightly to the left (12.5 degrees) before pulling it out. Can I use 760 Expansion Battery separately? The expansion battery cannot be used separately. It must be connected to the power station to charge or discharge, and to monitor its status via the Anker app. What should I pay attention to when using the Anker app? - Connect to a network before using the app for the first time. After connecting successfully, you can connect to devices off-grid (Wi-Fi not supported). - The IoT light flickers when Bluetooth is turned on. Turning Bluetooth off will save battery.

Brand: Anker


Wattage: 2400 watts


Fuel Type: Electric


Power Source: Battery Powered, Solar Powered


Recommended Uses For Product: Camping


Item Weight: 112.9 Pounds


Voltage: 220 Volts


Output Wattage: 2400


Special Feature: Portable


Included Components: Anker 767 Portable Power Station (GaNPrime PowerHouse 2048Wh) and Anker 760 Portable Power Station Expansion Battery (2048Wh), 5-year , AC charging cable, battery-to-host cable, car charging cable, solar charging cable, user manual See more


Wattage: 2400 watts


Fuel Type: Electric


Power Source: Battery Powered, Solar Powered


Recommended Uses For Product: Camping


Voltage: 220 Volts


Output Wattage: 2400


Additional Features: Portable


Engine Type: 4 Stroke


Ignition System Type: Electronic


Engine Displacement: 418 Cubic Centimeters


Total Power Outlets: 12


Engine Power Maximum: 2800 Watts


Starting Wattage: 2400 Watts


Running Wattage: 2400 Watts


Frequency: 60 Hz


Is Electric: Yes


Runtime: 51 minutes


Brand Name: Anker


Included Components: Anker 767 Portable Power Station (GaNPrime PowerHouse 2048Wh) and Anker 760 Portable Power Station Expansion Battery (2048Wh), 5-year , AC charging cable, battery-to-host cable, car charging cable, solar charging cable, user manual


Model Number: A1780


UPC: 194644113964


Manufacturer: Anker


Global Trade Identification Number: 64


Manufacturer Part Number: A1780


Warranty Description: 5 Years


Item Weight: 112.9 Pounds


Item Dimensions L x W x H: 20.67"L x 9.8"W x 15.5"H


EU Spare Part Availability Duration: 5 Years


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    • Works well
Style: 760 Expansion Battery+F2000
Update: At least Anker stands behind their product. They reached out on their own initiative and replaced both units. New units have all outlets wired in the correct polarity. So I take back what I said about it being a design flaw, but it appears that some units made it out with that defect and my original ones were part of that bad batch. Do use a $10 outlet tester or a multimeter if you have one and check just in case though. It's best to keep electricity only to where it's expected. As a bonus I got to test the power delivery discharging the old units for shipping. Both units held 2350W output rock solid for the half hour or so getting down to 25% charge, so that spec checks out. Original review of the reversed polarity units below for posterity: ------------------------------------------------- Good specs for the price: LFP, GaN, capacity, and power delivery. However as several prior reviewers have noted, they reversed the poliarty on the NEMA 5-20R outlets while the TT-30 is wired correctly. I have two units, both with the same issue, so it definitely seems like this is just a literal design flaw on Anker's part that affects every unit, which I can't believe they haven't rushed in a correction on their assembly line yet after a couple of months of reviewers noting the issue. If you look up the NEMA diagram on wikipedia, you'll find that when you're looking at the outlets with ground at the top, both the 5-20 and TT-30 should have live on the left and neutral on the right. Well, when it's plugged into the wall in pass though mode, the 5-20 has a reversed live and neutral. While devices shouldn't care about the polarity in normal operation (they just need the 120v delta between live and neutral which the inverter does seem to do a good job supplying), you run into hazards especially with simple appliances that often only switch the live wire. For example, if a cheap toaster only cuts off power using what it thinks is the live wire, if you make the neutral live, the heating coils inside may be charged even when it's off. So if you jam a fork in there when it's off, now you've just touched live 120v AC. Now, this will still work with a bonding plug (only use a bonding plug when it's disconnected from the wall) as the inverter simply supplies voltage to whichever leg is not being pulled to ground, but as noted above since the TT-30 and 5-20 outlets are wired opposite of each other, no matter in what state things are in at least one outlet will have the wrong polarity, short of cracking the thing open, voiding your warranty, and fixing the wiring. That Anker's engineers couldn't spend 5 minutes to look at a diagram on wikipedia before writing assembly instructions for what I imagine is a multimillion dollar assembly line doesn't exactly inspire confidence in their competence. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2023 by Amazon Customer
    • Great Product - Amazing Customer Service
Style: 760 Expansion Battery+F2000
I bought this system to replace a smaller Goal Zero battery / inverter in a small teardrop trailer (T@B - I have it squeezed on its side under the seats). Similar to the Renology power stations, the Goal Zero would not recharge electric bike batteries due to some incompatibility problem (other people have reported this issue). Not only is the Anker battery system much larger, but there are no issues with charging our electric bike batteries after a ride, while camping. The Anker system can recharge from solar power during the day while we are out cycling. Initially we had issues with the extension battery pack refusing to charge from solar once the main battery had been even slightly discharged. This meant that, effectively, only the main battery could be recharged from solar. We sent the information to Anker, and incredibly, they updated the firmware to fix the problem (updated firmware is 2.1.7). I just tested the update, and everything now works fine - the extension battery will charge once the main battery has charged to 100%. This is amazing and personalized customer service that I can't imagine getting from any other large company. We also love how we can recharge all of our USB and USB-C devices overnight from the system without having to switch the unit on. We also use the power station for laptops and sewing machine during the day. The only small niggle is that the connection to the extension battery is very stiff and sticks out quite a way. We have to disconnect it overnight when we lower the seat for sleeping in the trailer. However, this is a very small issue now that both batteries can be recharged each day from solar (we have 200W panels on the trailer and another 200W on the car roof to power our biking and other needs, and remain completely off grid for multiple days). ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2024 by Matthew
    • Great for apartment backup power prep.
Style: 760 Expansion Battery+F2000
I bought these after doing a lot of research after surviving back to back power outages since the ice storm in 2021 that left Texas without power for a while. It's mobile, a great value, and very reliable. We have used this for movie nights in the park with neighbors to power the projection screen and sound bar while powering fans to keep cool. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2026 by Lauren
    • Good, but beware….
Style: 760 Expansion Battery+F2000
If you purchase either the f2000 or the expandable battery, you need to keep the original box and the packaging until the refund period is over. If you have to send it back, you’ll need a special battery label (which comes on the box) and Anker will make you pay for it. It’s extremely time consuming and difficult to send back because these batteries are federally regulated. Overall, the performance is very good. But customer service needs work, and they don’t give you any warning about return issues. I can’t give them more than 3/5 stars. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2024 by M. Bourda
    • Amazing Product. (Even More?) Amazing Customer Support.
Style: 760 Expansion Battery+F2000
I have been using these daily, as my only source of power, for almost two months now. I don’t put too much faith in reviews of these kinds of equipements that are done on just receiving them, because the only way to know what issues might arise is through usage. Well, even though some issues did occur at first, they were completely solved on the last firmware update. And I have been amazed at how efficient these units are. Sometimes I am surprized at how much charge they have in the morning before the sun is up, after a whole night of use. I would emphatically recommend this product not only from how good it is, but also from my experience with customer support. You can call them and they will be there. You can email them and you are sure to get a reply within 24 hours. You can ask them anything and they will answer your questions and attend to your concerns. And they will stand behind their product 100%. I saw how much potential this had, so when they asked if I could wait until the firmware was updated, I had no doubt in my mind that I would - and it paid off. And I am sure that future updates will optimize these even more. Shop with full confidence, in both the product and the customer support, that’s my advise. P. S. After owning other solar generators from other brands, I have no doubt that this one is the best. But these are some features I wish it had to make it simply perfect. 1- Another expandable battery. I would buy another one if it were possible to have two. 2. Wireless charging port. 3. A couple more AC plugs; it has 4, but 6 would be best. Thank you, Anker. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2023 by Martin Mann
    • Very well made, charges fast on 120V. Important safety issue, however.
Style: 760 Expansion Battery+F2000
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First off, this thing is heavy. In addition to the overall star rating, Amazon wanted me to rate the charging power, maneuverability, and "Light weight." I couldn't subjectively provide any rating for "Light Weight" since it's a foregone conclusion that this is heavy. Be prepared, this thing is heavy. I bought the unit with the extra battery, which is just as heavy as the main unit. The battery and main unit ship separately, from different parts of the country. Which is OK, but you might get one before the other. This thing is everything that it promises to be. With the extra battery, there is a capacity of over 4000 watt-hours. Which means, in a nutshell, if you plug in a 100W incandescent bulb, in theory, it will light it for 40 hours (Two 100W bulbs = 20 hours, etc). In reality, slightly less, because of the overhead of the inverter, battery inefficiencies, etc. In online reviews, people are averaging about 88% effeciency, which means your 100W bulb will likely still be lit for 36 hours. Which is still very good - about as good as you're going to get given current battery and inverter technology. I have yet to put it through its paces, but so far I'm impressed, and I plan on buying a few of the solar panels to keep it powered during extended outages. My use case is simple -- in the case of power outage, I want to power the fridge in the summer, and the blower on my gas furnace in the winter. Now to the important safety concern, and there's some techy stuff here... This is NOT a floating neutral device. And... the hot and neutral are reversed. That's right, on the four NEMA 5-15 outlets, the wide slot is hot, and the narrow slot is neutral. Which is absolutely incorrect. This unit is technically isolated from ground (when not charging on 120V) so if the neutral were floating it wouldn't matter at all. But if you're hooking this up to a furnace or something else like with one of those EZ Generator single circuit transfer switch, this could be a BIG DEAL. Now, I'm an engineer, and I know how to rig up a plug and socket to reverse the wiring and all is good for my application. BUT YOU NEED TO KNOW THIS. And I can't imagine why Anker's engineers would design it like this, and I imagine that there will be issues down the road. I can only speculate that, because there are international 220V versions of this, and Anker is based in China, and there was probably some confusion, and... well I have no idea. One would only hope that they fix this in a future revision. Just be aware. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2023 by AD8BC
    • This thing is a beast!
Style: 760 Expansion Battery+F2000
Anker is the brand of battery back ups that I use for my TVs, internet and more when the power goes out. Had to have the expansion tank! I brought this for my RV. It can run everything together except the AC which is fine. That would just drain the batteries anyway. I run my camper off of the Anker system in the spring and fall when it's cool enough to have the windows open on the RV. I can run this for 8 to 12 hours and then run my generator for three to recharge the batteries. This is less wear and tear on my generator. When it's not powering my camper I wheel it inside and it powers my fridge and freezer for several hours when the power goes out. I don't have the solar setup and don't really need it but that would be a great addition for most. The setup was easy and after that it's plug and play! And no I'm not sponsored by them.... Lol I just really like their stuff! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2026 by Brent Cox
    • Great...If you...
Style: 760 Expansion Battery+F2000
So this is an excellent product. But not right out of the gate. a 5 minute firmware update fixed everything I had heard about. I love the product. Not quite lightweight though. the external battery isnt fine. the other one is fine for me but I daresay someone of small stature would struggle to lift this around. I am using this for a remote Shabin (shed/cabin). Running Starlink, tv, AC (icybreeze), cameras, DVR, charging various dewalt and icybreeze batteries as needed. I have 400w of solar and at this point...I havent ever gotten so far down that everything didnt still run. I did have about 5 days or rain and overcast skies that made me drive up and grab the unit to get it full charged (which took about 2 hours or less) and then put it back up at the shabin. I would suggest this unit for sure. I looked at Ecoflow and Zendure and some others and decided to go with the Anker for a couple of reasons. Price was one, but mostly because I have alot of other items from anker that I love and have had zero problems with. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2023 by A. J. klum

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