The SOLIX C800 Portable Power Station from Anker is equipped with a powerful 768Wh capacity and pumps out over 1200W of power, ensuring the fastest possible charge for your devices and optimal functionality for your appliances. Power nearly all of your smart devices, small appliances, and other electronics with five AC outlets, two USB-C ports, two USB-A ports, and one vehicle-class outlet—all at the same time, and all at full power.

Full Charge in Under One Hour    Smart Control via Mobile App    Powers up to 10 Devices via 10 Ports    300W Max Solar Input    Rugged, Durable, Impact Resistant    LiFePO 4 Batteries / 3000 Cycles    Long-Lasting Use Every Day for 10 Years

With a built-in storage compartment, the Anker SOLIX C800 offers extra room where you can put your devices, batteries, cables, and more.

The Anker app allows you to customize your power station however you desire.

Anker SOLIX C800 recharges to 100% in just 58 minutes.

Power your station anywhere thanks to a maximum 300W solar input (panels available separately).

Industrial-grade components, advanced circuitry, and advanced cooling give the Anker SOLIX C800 a lifespan equivalent to 3000 cycles or 10 years.

With a unibody drop-proof design, the Anker SOLIX C800 is protected against bumps and drops.

Anker SOLIX C800 has 768Wh of capacity to run all the devices you need and more.

With SurgePad Technology, you have up to 1600W of output that powers all your appliances at once.

The UPS switchover time is certified at less than 20 ms, keeping vital machines operating smoothly, if required.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this unit put out a pure sine wave?

A: The manufacturer lists that the GVM H300W Portable Power Station has an AC pure sine wave output.

Q: 2. Is the power plug angled? I need something low profile and angled to fit behind a piece of furniture. The manufacturer's specs say it includes a "36 degree NEMA 15 plug". Does it stick out far from the wall?

A: Yes, the Furman PST-8 Power Station Home Theater Power Conditioner & Surge Protector - 8 Outlets, 2 Coax Pairs & Phone Line Protection has a low profile 90 degree plug.

Q: 3. can I use a short extension cord between my computer and the input socket of this unit to get around the limited spacing of the outlets? Will the extra cord limit the protection?

A: Yes, you can use an extension cord although I would recommend making sure it is rated to handle the device before using it.

Q: 4. Whats the difference between this and the PST-2+6, which has 2 more outlets yet is $10 cheaper??

A: The B&H # FUPST6 MFR # PST-6 offers a more robust build and a predominately metal cabinet.

Q: 5. how long is the power cord ?

A: The cable is approximately 8 feet in length.

Q: 6. what king of warranty/guarantee does this product have?

A: This product comes with a 3 year manufacturer warranty

Q: 7. Does this come in sockets to fit Australian plugs?

A: No, it does not.

Q: 8. What is the difference between the Furman pst-6 and the Furman pst-8D in power conditioning properties.Am I not getting as good conditioning from the pst-6??

A: According to the Furman site, the PST-6 has EMI/RFI filtration, under- and over-voltage shutoff. But the The PST-8 series has LiFT where AC noise is suppressed evenly so it does not add noise, and the SMP technology which is extreme voltage-shutdown which is the most common damaging event. I have the PST-8D and it improves the tv picture and somewhat computer visual both plugged into the digital part, isolating digital and analog inputs. I don't know if PST-6 would do those as much. But you can call Furman and ask them yourself. Hope that helps.

Q: 9. The photo doesn't match it's description. Is it a pair of coaxial connectors or two pairs?

A: This would be a single input, and a single output.

Q: 10. Does this support the powerbank PD protocol for power negotiation needed by Nikon Z8?

A: Yes, the ANKER 747 25,600mAh Power Bank with 515 AC Wall Charger is USB-PD compliant and can supply up to 87W from a USB-C port, which is plenty for the Nikon Z8.