Anker SOLIX F2000 Portable Power Station, Powerhouse 767 and 760 Expansion Battery, with 3×200W Solar Panels, 4096Wh LiFePO4 Battery with 4 AC Outlets Up to 2400W for Home, Outdoor Camping, RV

Got one of these and the extended battery pack to go with it.It’s amazing how fast this thing can charge and be ready to keep your fridge running for 12 hours in an outage, or 24 hours with the available expansion battery.Everything is well laid out, including AC outlets being spaced so they can accommodate power bricks, two 12-volt sockets, and five USB sockets.If I could make several changes, they would be:1. Have the option to switch the readouts so the remaining time is paired with the watts going in or out, which seems much more intuitive.2. Fix the apparent internal wiring issue which results in a tester showing hot and neutral wires are switched. What could be the reason for this? I’m using a standard Klein outlet tester. Haven’t noticed any resulting issue but this is not comforting. I’ve seen this noted in more than one review, so it’s not just me.3. One more issue which requires more space, is the included connecting cable, because of it’s huge (efficient) girth, creates a curve that takes up nearly a foot behind the 767 and 760 units in their normal stacked positioning. So you can’t place them against a wall, unless you push this wire about 90 degrees sideways, but considering the girth of the cable, this would likely create undue stress on the two connections.Perhaps this is by design to ensure ventilation/airflow is not reduced by using these units pushed up against a wall, but otherwise, it causes a larger than necessary footprint. This could be corrected by 90 degree plugs on this cable, though that might reduce the ability to use any configuration other than stacking the units.4. Having a way to stop the app connection from timing out every 12 hours. This reduces the value of remote access of information if you have to keep re-establishing the connection.Overall, a great unit and a good deal at the Cyber Monday price around $1,000.So, good design, well-built, great app — five stars.

I use this to power everything for hours at @ vendor booths when I do my popups. The built in handle solves the traveling with a giant battery problem as I can just wheel it everywhere. The panels have a carrying handle. Quality Anker product.

Perfect for my needs! Use it in the garage as a power source for my portable air conditioner, treadmill, heater, industrial fan.and of course smaller electric devices. I purchased the extra battery as well and I am pleasantly surprised! Great product

The generator works great and easy to use. The 200W panels take a little long time to charge the generator, especially on a partly cloudy day. I believe if you get more panels it would work out better. I do like the fact that you can charge it from a wall outlet as well.

The media could not be loaded. Good build quality hard material. Fast charging speed with portable solar panels. Vert portable with the handle. Good price.

Excelente producto lo recomiendo 100 porciento

After you research you will end up here.Start 3600w ÷ 110v = 32ampsRun 2400w ÷ 110v = 21 ampsTime 2048wh ÷ (1amp × 110v) 110 wh = 18hours @ 1ampDC Charging: Good n fastSolar charge 1000w 24v 41amp12v 83ampAC Charging: Good n fastAC charge: 1440w ÷110v = 13ampsBattery type: The heavier type to lug around but the more charge cycles longer longevity. (3,000 vs 50,000 cycles) this could be incorrect. Perhaps others commenting can review the three different battery types that are used by the industry.The lighter batteries with less charge cycles are good for recharging small items like cell phones.Intended use: around the yard: chainsaw, weed eater, camping.With solar panels Drive a sewage aerator stirring motor. Hopefully intermittently a sewage grinder pump? 21amps? 10amps=1.8hoursWishful additions: the output could be controlled to match the extension cord used. Example if you are using a 15amp extension cord 15amp * 110volt = 1650watts the device could be set for output of 15amp or 1650watt max output that way if something should go wrong you do not start a fire with the extention cord.Perhaps Anker or after market breaker can be purchased to match the device to the extention cord in use.Wishful thinking: a wifi device at output and wifi device at end of extension cord to monitor voltage and current. That way line loss can be monitored and warn you of issues. Also the output voltage can be adjusted to a 100 foot cord or to a 200ft cord or up the voltage a bit more for Tim and get some more steam out of your tools.