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Anker SOLIX F3800 Plus Portable Power Station (3,840Wh, 120V/240V)

A 3,840Wh LFP home-backup power station on wheels with 6,000W of 120V/240V output, up to 3,200W of solar input, a 6,000W generator/HPP bypass port and expansion with up to six BP3800 batteries.

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Key facts

Capacity
3,840Wh, LFP
Expansion
Up to 6 BP3800 expansion batteries (3.84kWh each); Anker states up to 53.8kWh and 12kW for a two-unit system
AC output
6,000W total, 120V/240V: 6 NEMA 5-20R outlets (120V, 20A, 2,400W max; the three left ones are UPS outlets), 1 TT-30R (120V, 25A, 3,000W max) and 1 NEMA L14-30R (120/240V, 25A, 6,000W max)
USB output
USB-C up to 100W per port; USB-A 12W per port
Car outlet
12V 10A
AC charging
120V, 15A max (under 3 hours) / 12A continuous; 1,800W max charging, 1,440W max bypass
HPP & generator adapter port
120V/240V, 6,000W max in and 6,000W max out (240V wall outlets or 240V pure-sine generators)

Which version should you buy?

This page covers: F3800 Plus standalone station.

  • F3800 Plus alone

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    Model: F3800 Plus (A1790112)

    What differs
    The 3,840Wh, 6,000W station supports generator bypass and up to 3,200W solar input.
    Best for
    Buyers selecting batteries and home connection equipment separately.
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  • Older F3800

    Model: F3800

    What differs
    It lacks the Plus generator bypass and has 2,400W solar input.
    Best for
    Buyers who do not need the upgraded inputs.

  • F3800 Plus with two 400W panels

    Model: F3800 Plus

    What differs
    Adds two 400W portable solar panels.
    Best for
    Buyers wanting a complete portable solar kit.

  • F3800 Plus with BP3800 battery

    Model: F3800 Plus + BP3800

    What differs
    Adds a separate expansion battery for 7,680Wh total storage.
    Best for
    Buyers needing longer runtime.

  • F3800 Plus with Smart Home Power Kit

    Model: F3800 Plus

    What differs
    Adds home backup connection equipment; installation must be arranged.
    Best for
    Homeowners planning an installed backup system.

  • F3800 Plus with 240V generator adapter

    Model: F3800 Plus

    What differs
    Adds the generator input adapter required for the generator-bypass connection.
    Best for
    Owners planning to connect a compatible generator.

  • Two F3800 Plus stations with Smart Home Power Kit

    Model: F3800 Plus

    What differs
    Contains two stations and home backup equipment, with 12,000W combined output.
    Best for
    Homeowners needing more output than a single station.

Watch out

  • F3800 and F3800 Plus are different models despite sharing a 6,000W output rating.
  • System claims for two stations do not describe one standalone station.
  • Check solar-panel count: the official kit cited here has two panels.
  • A Home Power Panel, transfer kit and generator adapter provide different connections.
  • BP3800 is an expansion battery; it is not another power station.

Why people pick it

  • 120V/240V output up to 6,000W; Anker says it powers loads from fridges to central AC
  • Up to 3,200W of solar across two high-voltage inputs (11-165V)
  • Expandable with up to six 3.84kWh BP3800 batteries
  • 6,000W generator/HPP bypass port for 240V generators
  • 5-year warranty

Know before you buy

  • 136.7 lb: it rolls, but it's not something to carry
  • Whole-home connection needs Anker's Home Power Panel or a transfer switch installed by a licensed electrician
  • UPS switchover is 20 ms and only on three outlets
  • Standard AC charging from a 120V outlet tops out at 1,800W

Full specifications

Capacity3,840Wh, LFP
ExpansionUp to 6 BP3800 expansion batteries (3.84kWh each); Anker states up to 53.8kWh and 12kW for a two-unit system
AC output6,000W total, 120V/240V: 6 NEMA 5-20R outlets (120V, 20A, 2,400W max; the three left ones are UPS outlets), 1 TT-30R (120V, 25A, 3,000W max) and 1 NEMA L14-30R (120/240V, 25A, 6,000W max)
USB outputUSB-C up to 100W per port; USB-A 12W per port
Car outlet12V 10A
AC charging120V, 15A max (under 3 hours) / 12A continuous; 1,800W max charging, 1,440W max bypass
HPP & generator adapter port120V/240V, 6,000W max in and 6,000W max out (240V wall outlets or 240V pure-sine generators)
Solar input2 inputs, 11-165V, 17A max, 1,600W max each (3,200W total)
Anker SOLIX generator port60V max, 120A max
UPS switchover20 ms on the three UPS outlets when plugged into a 120V wall outlet (bypass up to 1,440W)
Cycle life3,000+ cycles
Size27.6 x 15.3 x 15.6 in including wheels
Weight136.7 lb
In the boxPower station, AC charging cable, 2 solar charging cables, user manual
Warranty5 years

From manufacturer documentation, checked November 2, 2026. Spotted an error? Tell us.

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