Anker SOLIX F2000 Solar Generator, 2048Wh Portable Power Station with LiFePO4 Batteries and 400W Solar Panel, GaNPrime Technology, 4 AC Outlets Up to 2400W for Home, Power Outages, Camping, and RVs

This is awesome. It's very expensive, but relatively compared to other batteries of this capacity, it's a great value! I use the F2000 2048 Wh battery system combined with (2) 200 watt and (2) 400 watt solar panels to charge my Tesla Model 3 using sunlight only... On a good day, i get about 950-1050 watts of solar input (Max on battery is 60v at 20a or 1200 watts). This is incredibly good compared to other mfgs. This means that on a good sunny day, i can charge my car for about 7 hours, at about 5-6 miles per hour using a 120v and 12amp charging cable, because with the 1000 watts of solar coming in, i am only pulling about 350 watts from the battery at any given time. so at this rate, the battery lasts for about 6-7 hours. This means i can get 25-40 miles of charge PER DAY from just the sun, and this makes it possible to charge my car while i am camping or when the power is off. This is a great buy, but wait until its on sale and it's an even better value!

Solid quality and functionality. This solar gen. unit and panel feel built to last the test of time. Ease of use means that teaching the wife and kiddos how to care for the setup is simple. Having the 2000+ Wh remote/offgrid power availability is convenient especially the built in wheels and luggage style top placed telescoping handle and definitely the 400 Wh big solar panel aids the ability to regenerate the unit in 5-6 hours.

This is a great power station. We dont have many power outages but its always good to have for the "just incase". Especially when you have little kids. This will power everything in your room (except dryer) and the power capacity and draw is fantastic. Yes the solar panels are alittle funky to set up but they are meant to be portable and flexible. Overall great quality and works as expected. A few little points of note about this though when you first get it. 1) Unit cant just be "turned on" when you first unbox it. Anker doesnt notate this but you need to plug it inot AC power when you first get it so it comes out of the deep sleep it is put in to preserve the batteries. 2) The display wont typically show "wattage output" or on the app if it uses less than 20 watts.

(Update) after using for a few months daily, I’ve come to realize that buying he Anker solar panel was a complete waste of money. Overpriced and underperforms compared to permanent panel. Buy non Anker panels to charge this unit and you’ll be happy. Due to the electrical requirements you cannot pair the 400watt Anker panel with regular 200 watt 12v panels. In addition Anker gives horrible support when trying to figure out how to run the panels in series or what combinations of panels are needed to achieve 1000watts charging. Definitely went into this purchase with realistic expectations and they were all met. Will run a constant stream of 300watts for 8 hours without charging. The 400watt panel also works as expected but I wouldn’t expect the max 400watt input. I put a photo of what my panel and charge time is.

securely packaged. dead easy to hook together. I had the panels charging the battery 10 minutes after the packages were delivered. the solar panels are not light but certainly easy to move and set up. because they are portable I can follow the sun direction and declination every 2 hours or so, and generated 330W out of the possible 400W for all day. Amazing! I used the battery to run a heavy 1029W heater for 2.5 hours, then re-charged in the sun approximately 7 hours even on a wintery March day. the wifi app with power generated and being used made it simple to track the best sun angle. good fit and finish. sturdy retractable handle too