When the power goes out, the Anker SOLIX F3800 Portable Power Station will keep your most important appliances, devices, and systems running. Built on a LiFePO4 battery pack that stores 3840 watt-hours of power, the power station has multiple AC outlets, USB ports, and even ports for large appliances and electric vehicles. The power station itself can be recharged from AC, solar, or vehicle DC sources.

With the power station plugged into your AC wall outlet and appliances or devices plugged into the power station, electric service for those devices won't be interrupted by an outage. For a more comprehensive solution, the power station can be integrated into your home's electrical panel with separately sold accessories and professional installation.

3840Wh Capacity, 6000W Output    120V & 240V AC Outputs    5 AC Outlets, 5 USB Ports    400W Solar Charging Power

The SOLIX F3800 stores and delivers up to 3840 watt-hours of power for important appliances, devices, tools, and home systems. Maximum output is 6000 watts, with up to 9000 surge watts available for the startup draw from things like power tools. The power station can run a typical refrigerator for nearly 15 hours or a TV for more than 20 hours.

The SOLIX F3800 is equipped with five AC outlets, one AC outlet rated for car charging, two 12W USB-A ports, and three 100W USB-C ports. It supplies both 120V power for most electrical appliances and devices and 240V power for large appliances such as dryers.

The battery can be charged via an AC outlet, from a vehicle charger DC outlet, from a solar panel array with input of up to 2400 watts, or even from an electric car.

The power station can be connected with up to six expansion batteries for a total capacity of 26,880 watt-hours. It can also be integrated into your home's electrical system with separately sold accessories and professional installation.

At 132 pounds, the SOLIX F3800 isn't lightweight. But moving it is easy thanks to the front casters and rear wheels on its base plus top and bottom handles.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the plug length for the power station?

A: Omnicharge has not provided details on the length of the power cable included with the Omnicharge Power Station 10X.

Q: 2. Does this PST-8 digital power station reduce dynnamic in hi-end audiophile equipment?

A: It should not, as long as the equipment does not exceed 1800W.

Q: 3. Can I plug this into a ups which has surge protection or will it diminish the performance of this unit?

A: It is not recommended to connect a surge protector to a UPS. What you would want is a power distribution system without surge protection.

Q: 4. how long is the power cable from outlet to unit?

A: The AC power cord on this device is 8ft.

Q: 5. How much protection will the PST-8 give against nearby lightning strikes? I know everybody says that nothing can protect against a direct strike, but I'm just wondering how much protection I can expect if there was a strike, say, on the transformer across the street.

A: Unfortunately lighting is not a fixed set amount. It is impossible to say how strong a particular strike will be and how far away will be affected.

Q: 6. how long is the power cord ?

A: The cable is approximately 8 feet in length.

Q: 7. Please give some examples of digitla equipment and examples of analog equipment. Is my mac desktop digital? My mac laptop when connected via its power supply, digital? My powered speakers?

A: Analog vs digital refers to the type of electromagnetic/electric current. An analog signal is a continuous signal whereas digital signals are time separated signals. The current out of an electrical outlet and to the power supply of connected equipment is an analog signal. With regards to your question, separate from power, the equipment will ether be digital or analog depending on how signals are processed. Most modern computers are digital in nature. Speakers are considered analog depending on the circuitry. Some equipment can have elements of both. A simple illustration: CDs/DVDs are digital; vinyl records, cassette tapes, video tapes are analog. In essence, if you are pushing buttons to make changes like raising volume, that's digital. In essence, if you are turning a knob to do the same thing, that would be analog.

Q: 8. 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: 9. My understanding is that you are not supposed to daisy-chain surge suppressors. So is it really ok to plug my APC UPS (which has surge protection) into the PST-8? Isn't that plugging one surge protector into another, which everybody says not to do?

A: UPS should be plugged directly to a outlet.

Q: 10. 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? Or will the extra cord limit the protection?

A: Additional cords may prevent protection. It is one extra item that can fail and hurt your equipment.