Printed as "Cell Part Number 32140FS-15000mAh" in Anker SOLIX F3800 Plus US user guide, Anker SOLIX F3800 Plus user guide, Specifications, "Cell Part Number". Revised on 1 October 2026: The F3800 Plus user guide prints the cell as part number 32140FS-15000mAh, so 15 Ah is that 15000 mAh figure in amp-hours.
Printed as "Cell Capacity 51.2Vdc 75Ah/3840Wh" in Anker SOLIX F3800 Plus US user guide, Anker SOLIX F3800 Plus user guide, Specifications, "Cell Capacity" row. Revised on 1 October 2026: The document prints the energy in watt-hours; the stored kilowatt-hour value is that figure divided by 1,000.
Printed as "AC Output Power (Total) 6000W Max" in Anker SOLIX F3800 Plus US user guide, Anker SOLIX F3800 Plus user guide, Specifications, "AC Output Power (Total)". Revised on 1 October 2026: The user guide prints "AC Output Power (Total) 6000W Max", a maximum rather than a continuous rating, so the value must keep that label and show the watt figure.
Printed as "Recharge your power station with a maximum solar input of 3200W" in Anker SOLIX F3800 Plus US user guide, Anker SOLIX F3800 Plus user guide, "Solar Panel Recharging (3200W Max)". Revised on 1 October 2026: The F3800 Plus user guide prints a maximum solar input of 3200W, so the value should cite the guide, keep the maximum label and show the watt figure it was converted from.
Printed as "Cell Part Number 32140FS-15000mAh" in Anker SOLIX F3800 Plus US user guide, Anker SOLIX F3800 Plus user guide, Specifications, "Cell Part Number". Revised on 1 October 2026: The F3800 Plus user guide prints the cell as part number 32140FS-15000mAh, so 15 Ah is that 15000 mAh figure in amp-hours.
Printed as "Cell Capacity 51.2Vdc 75Ah/3840Wh" in Anker SOLIX F3800 Plus US user guide, Anker SOLIX F3800 Plus user guide, Specifications, "Cell Capacity" row. Revised on 1 October 2026: The document prints the energy in watt-hours; the stored kilowatt-hour value is that figure divided by 1,000.
Printed as "AC Output Power (Total) 6000W Max" in Anker SOLIX F3800 Plus US user guide, Anker SOLIX F3800 Plus user guide, Specifications, "AC Output Power (Total)". Revised on 1 October 2026: The user guide prints "AC Output Power (Total) 6000W Max", a maximum rather than a continuous rating, so the value must keep that label and show the watt figure.
Printed as "Recharge your power station with a maximum solar input of 3200W" in Anker SOLIX F3800 Plus US user guide, Anker SOLIX F3800 Plus user guide, "Solar Panel Recharging (3200W Max)". Revised on 1 October 2026: The F3800 Plus user guide prints a maximum solar input of 3200W, so the value should cite the guide, keep the maximum label and show the watt figure it was converted from.
Printed as "AC Input Power (Charging) 1800W Max" in Anker SOLIX F3800 Plus US user guide, Anker SOLIX F3800 Plus user guide, Specifications, "AC Input Power (Charging)". Revised on 1 October 2026: The user guide prints "AC Input Power (Charging) 1800W Max", so the value must keep the maximum label and show the watt figure it was converted from.
Printed as "Solar Panel Input 1 11-165V 17A Max (1600W Max Each)" in the Anker SOLIX F3800 Plus user guide (knowledge article 000023341), Specifications, captured on September 26, 2026.
Converted: 70.2 cm x 10 = 702 mm (length); 38.8 cm x 10 = 388 mm (width); 39.5 cm x 10 = 395 mm (height)
Printed as "Size 27.6×15.3×15.6 in / 70.2×38.8×39.5 cm" in Anker SOLIX F3800 Plus US user guide, Anker SOLIX F3800 Plus user guide, Specifications, "Size" row. Revised on 1 October 2026: The manual prints the size in centimeters and inches; the stored millimeter values are the centimeter figures multiplied by 10.
AC output 1 and AC output 2 (three NEMA 5-20R ports each) 120V~ 20A max, 2400W max each; NEMA TT-30 120V~ 25A max, 3000W max; NEMA L14-30R 120V/240V~ 25A max, 6000W max; USB-A 12W max per port; USB-C 100W max per port; car charger output 12V 10A; home panel power port 6000W max. Inputs: AC 120V~ 15A max; 2 solar inputs 11-165V 17A max (1600W max each); DC input port 60V max, 120A max
Printed as "AC Output 1 (the 3 left ports of NEMA 5-20R) 120V~ 20A Max, 60Hz, 2400W Max" in the Anker SOLIX F3800 Plus user guide (knowledge article 000023341), Specifications, captured on September 26, 2026.
Printed as "AC Input Power (Charging) 1800W Max" in the Anker SOLIX F3800 Plus user guide (knowledge article 000023341), Specifications, captured on September 26, 2026. Bypass mode is printed as 1440W max.
Printed as "AC Output Power (Total) 6000W Max" in the Anker SOLIX F3800 Plus user guide (knowledge article 000023341), Specifications, captured on September 26, 2026.
Printed as "Solar Panel Recharging (3200W Max)" in the Anker SOLIX F3800 Plus Portable Power Station user guide (knowledge article 000023341, September 25, 2026 capture), Recharging Your Power Station, captured on September 25, 2026.
Printed as "Press the IoT button once to turn on Bluetooth and Wi-Fi" in the Anker SOLIX F3800 Plus user guide (knowledge article 000023341), LCD Screen Guide, captured on September 26, 2026.
Not printed for this model in the documents on file. Revised on 1 October 2026: No Anker document prints a lifetime energy figure for the F3800 Plus; the value was calculated from capacity and cycle count.
Not documented
Published claims and calculations, not independent test results.
Documents
3 on file
PDF
Anker SOLIX F3800 Plus US user guideOfficialAnker SOLIXOfficial instruction manual
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Not stated
Revision date
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Revision date not printed.
Location: PDF p13 specifications; official PDF linked by manufacturer design guide
Archived copy of a document published by Anker SOLIX. Copyright retained by the publisher; kept for reference and verification only, no endorsement implied. To ask for its removal, email legal@chargedreviews.com.
Anker SOLIX Portable Power Station Warranty Policy - United States (knowledge article 000036561)OfficialAnker SOLIXOfficial warranty
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Location: Page 1 to 2, Warranty Timeline table
Retrieved
Anker SOLIX warranty policy for the United States, served from the file host of the Anker SOLIX support knowledge base (support.ankersolix.com) and captured on September 25, 2026. It states the limited warranty for purchases made on ankersolix.com, in months, in a table that groups product names beside one Warranty (Months) cell per group. It does not state warranty terms for purchases from other sellers or other countries.
Archived copies
Archived copy of a document published by Anker SOLIX. Copyright retained by the publisher; kept for reference and verification only, no endorsement implied. To ask for its removal, email legal@chargedreviews.com.
Archived copy of a document published by Anker SOLIX. Copyright retained by the publisher; kept for reference and verification only, no endorsement implied. To ask for its removal, email legal@chargedreviews.com.
Earlier revisions, archived captures and copies published by someone other than the manufacturer. Every one stays reachable.
PDF
Anker SOLIX F3800 Plus Portable Power Station user guide (knowledge article 000023341, September 25, 2026 capture)OfficialAnker SOLIXOfficial user manual
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Not stated
Revision date
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Location: Recharging Your Power Station, Solar Panel Recharging
Retrieved
Anker SOLIX user guide for the F3800 Plus, served from the Anker SOLIX support knowledge base file host and captured on September 25, 2026. The same address served different bytes when Anker SOLIX F3800 Plus US user guide was archived on September 10, 2026, so this capture is recorded as a separate source.
Archived copies
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Archived copy of a document published by Anker SOLIX. Copyright retained by the publisher; kept for reference and verification only, no endorsement implied. To ask for its removal, email legal@chargedreviews.com.
Anker SOLIX F3800 Plus technical brief and design guide
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Anker SOLIX F3800 Plus Portable Power Station user guide (knowledge article 000023341, September 25, 2026 capture)
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Anker SOLIX Portable Power Station Warranty Policy - United States (knowledge article 000036561)
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Repair at Anker's expense or replacement with a refurbished product; the repaired or replaced product keeps the remaining original warranty or 3 months, whichever is longer; a partial refund based on usage time if neither is possible
Printed as "Anker will repair (at Anker's expense) or replace with a refurbished product" in the Anker SOLIX Portable Power Station Warranty Policy - United States (knowledge article 000036561), Exchange and Replacement, captured on September 26, 2026.
Printed as "This warranty is limited to the original consumer purchaser and is not transferable to any subsequent owner." in the Anker SOLIX Portable Power Station Warranty Policy - United States (knowledge article 000036561), Exclusions and Limitations, captured on September 26, 2026.
Limited warranty for purchases made on ankersolix.com, with proof of purchase; excludes damaged, modified or disassembled products, purchases from unauthorized resellers, products taken outside the country of purchase and damage from misuse
Printed as "We provide a limited warranty for purchases made on ankersolix.com." in the Anker SOLIX Portable Power Station Warranty Policy - United States (knowledge article 000036561), Exchange and Replacement; Exclusions and Limitations, captured on September 26, 2026. The policy's warranty timeline names "Anker SOLIX F3800 Plus Portable Power Station 3.8kWh - A1790P".
Printed as "The warranty period starts from the date of purchase." in the Anker SOLIX Portable Power Station Warranty Policy - United States (knowledge article 000036561), Warranty policy, page 01, captured on September 26, 2026.
The seller's link opened a different version than the priced one when we checked on , so no current price is shown. Earlier recorded prices stay in the price history.
The seller lists this as a new unit. Condition checked .
Served its purpose during a 3 day outage. No problems
I bought the generator adapter and it recharges quickly.
The nice thing with the generator adapter is you can keep the 240VAC inverter engaged while recharging.
Great for a backup battery for a small home for short periods.
Software
4/5
Reliability
5/5
Build quality
5/5
Ease of install
5/5
I purchased the F3800 plus with a BP3800 expansion battery as a home backup, couple with solar and a 120v generator.
Build quality - external only. I ain't opening this thing up. It is built like a tank, built to be bumped and moved around. The unit itself has an extension handle and wheels making it pretty easy to move around. I strap a BP3800 expansion battery on top with a ratchet strap, which negates the handle and makes it heavy to move, but still doable.
Capacity- it will definitely output 6000 watts if they are constant loads. If usage is 3000 and you add an 1800 watt microwave it's going to pop off. The AC power is designed for larger outputs. If you plug a fridge into this thing it seems the AC inverter consumption on small
Loads does pretty bad.
It will definitely take the solar input well. I currently have 2000 watts of solar panels with another 920 in reserve. I have hooked all up to both inputs and they do well.
I run a 3.5ton Lennox central AC inverter Florida with an Easystart Flex soft start. It has no problem running this for 6 hours with the solar production. I have a lot of gas appliances so that is my big load.
Charging - If you have a 240v generator you can charge and maintain loads at the same time. Solar also stays up during 240v loads.
If you have only AC sources, it shuts off the 240v loads during charging.
Pros- this is an easy option for those who are unable or unwilling to build DIY setups. It's expansion batteries managed their own balancing and charging. No other equipment required.
If you need 12,000 watts of output, adding a second power station
It's mildly portable within your home, but this isn't something you would take camping or load into your car. It's very heavy.
Support - Anker support has been awesome and interactive. I had troubles with their generator adapter and they actually pushed an update to the software to rectify the issue.
Cons- it is very expensive per KWH, the expansion batteries being roughly the same price as the entire unit and only adding 3.8kwh. The software is getting better but it feels like Anker has left this behind in favor
Of its E10 system. As an example, the Anker smart generator will make use of the step start function but won't charge direct DC on the F3800 plus.
3rd party expansion options will void your warranty, and I paid for this thing unlike many of the YouTube guys showing you how to hack these. Don't do it.
Easy ordering and free shipping. Pretty amazing. The product was on sale and it arrived intact, on time with all advertised components included. Great experience.
The Evidence score uses the priorities you choose. It counts published documents, such as certificates and warranty terms, and it compares a documented figure with the best documented figure of the same kind. It does not count owner reviews, and it is not a verdict on product quality or on how many people have reviewed it. A low score can mean little is documented, or that a documented figure is below the best of its kind. Undisclosed data scores 0.
Missing for this product: Certificates evidence needed; Warranty energy disclosure evidence needed; Cell model disclosure evidence needed.
Power stations · 120 / 240 V AC · Rated capacity
The warranty term and the lifetime energy are each scored against the best documented value for a power station: a value earns its share of that best, times the weight. A documented value always earns points; an undisclosed one earns 0.
Not documented, 0 points: Certificates, Warranty energy disclosure.
Computed from public specifications and evidence records. Warranty duration is not service quality; certificate evidence points are not a safety rating. Compatibility and installation limits still apply.