ANKER SOLIX C800X

A small power station that operates on the principle of storing energy reserves in the cells of a built-in battery and distributing power to connected equipment in the absence of centralized power supply. The switch to battery power is automatic, as the model supports the UPS function with a response time of about 20 ms. The heart of the charging station is a durable LiFePO4 battery with a claimed lifespan of at least 3000 charge/discharge cycles.

The battery has a capacity of 768 Wh. It takes 58 minutes to fully charge from a household outlet and 138 minutes from solar panels. Overall, the battery can power connected equipment with a total power of up to 1200 W. The trio of sockets in the charging station provides a pure sine wave voltage of 230 V. The model also features two full-sized USB ports, a pair of USB type C ports with fast charging (30 + 100 W), a car cigarette lighter output, and an XT60 input (useful for connecting solar panels). The station is equipped with a built-in LED lamp, a display for showing connections and operating status, and wireless communications via Wi-Fi and Bluetooth for pairing with mobile devices. Under the cover on the top platform of the model's body, there is a niche for a trio of included camping lanterns with three lighting modes.