Anker SOLIX F2000 Portable Power Station, PowerHouse 767, 2400W Solar Generator, GaNPrime Battery Generators for Home Use, LiFePO4 Power Station for Outdoor Camping, and RVs (Solar Panel Optional)
$1,999.00
Price: $499.00 - $1,999.00
(as of Jan 02, 2025 11:54:50 UTC – Details)
[Longest-Lasting 10-Year Lifespan] – With InfiniPower’s long-lasting technology, Anker PowerHouse 767 is built to last over a decade, even with everyday use.
[Rapid Recharge] – Thanks to HyperFlash technology, Anker PowerHouse 767 can be charged from 0 to 80% in just 1.4 hour.
[Power Up to 12 Devices] – The 2400W output and an exclusive RV port, 4 AC ports, 3 USB-C charging ports, 2 USB-A ports, and 2 car outlets can power almost all your devices at once. Power high-wattage devices up to 3600W without overloading the portable power station thanks to SurgePad technology.
[5-Year Full-Device Warranty] – Anker PowerHouse 767 comes with a 5-year full-device warranty for a worry-free experience.
[What You Get] – Anker SOLIX F2000 Portable Power Station (GaNPrime PowerHouse 2048Wh), 5-year warranty, AC charging cable, car charging cable, solar charging cable, user manual, and our friendly customer service.
Customers say
Customers find the electricity generator functional and powerful. It provides enough power to run their camper, furnace, or EV car. The build quality is well-made with sturdy carrying handles and wheels. They appreciate its portability and compact size, making it convenient for camping or traveling with a group. The charging port is also appreciated. However, some customers have differing opinions on battery life and charging speed.
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Matthew –
Great Product – Amazing Customer Service
I bought this system to replace a smaller Goal Zero battery / inverter in a small teardrop trailer (T@B – I have it squeezed on its side under the seats). Similar to the Renology power stations, the Goal Zero would not recharge electric bike batteries due to some incompatibility problem (other people have reported this issue). Not only is the Anker battery system much larger, but there are no issues with charging our electric bike batteries after a ride, while camping. The Anker system can recharge from solar power during the day while we are out cycling. Initially we had issues with the extension battery pack refusing to charge from solar once the main battery had been even slightly discharged. This meant that, effectively, only the main battery could be recharged from solar. We sent the information to Anker, and incredibly, they updated the firmware to fix the problem (updated firmware is 2.1.7). I just tested the update, and everything now works fine – the extension battery will charge once the main battery has charged to 100%. This is amazing and personalized customer service that I can’t imagine getting from any other large company.We also love how we can recharge all of our USB and USB-C devices overnight from the system without having to switch the unit on. We also use the power station for laptops and sewing machine during the day.The only small niggle is that the connection to the extension battery is very stiff and sticks out quite a way. We have to disconnect it overnight when we lower the seat for sleeping in the trailer. However, this is a very small issue now that both batteries can be recharged each day from solar (we have 200W panels on the trailer and another 200W on the car roof to power our biking and other needs, and remain completely off grid for multiple days).
marcus –
No Longer Afraid of the Dark, A Vampire’s Best Friend!
Okay, where to start? First off, this “Anker PowerHouse 767” isn’t a device – it’s a beast – a real beauty in the world of battery power stations.I’ve named mine “Zeus” because let’s face it, this baby churns out energy like a god. So, I guess that makes me Prometheus, stealing fire and bringing it to my electronics… or maybe I’m just a dude with too much free time, either way, this powerhouse is a force of nature.The product description says it can output up to 2300 watts. For you non-engineering types, that’s a whole lot of juice. Like, “light up a small town or charge a T-Rex-sized robot” level of power. Frankly, I was skeptical, until I tried running my jackhammer with it. Yes, you read that right, my JACKHAMMER. Because why have all this power if you’re not going to use it to break some concrete?To my astonishment, Zeus didn’t even break a sweat. The Anker PowerHouse 767 chuckled at my feeble attempt to challenge its might and continued QUIETLY humming along with the grace and composure of a ballerina on steroids.While most people might use this to power their camping trips, I’ve decided to redefine the game. Why should the wilderness have all the fun? Now I bring Zeus to all the party circuits. I literally carry an entire club’s worth of power in my trunk. DJ running out of juice? No problem. The bouncy castle is deflating? Child’s play. The neighborhood blackout? Call me the neighborhood superhero!Who knew that power could be so portable and personable? Not me. I bought this on a lark and now Iâm the life of every party, the savior of every blackout, and the king of random jackhammering. If life gives you a chance to buy the Anker PowerHouse 767, you take it.I must caution, though, with great power comes great responsibility. I wouldn’t recommend trying to jumpstart the sun if it ever goes out (NASA, take note!). Also, Zeus might not fit into a standard Christmas stocking. (Believe me, I tried.)In all seriousness, the Anker PowerHouse 767 is fantastic. Its performance is nothing short of electrifying (pun totally intended) and the reliability is unmatched. I’d give this thing 6 stars if I could. Buy one. You won’t be disappointed. And if you are, well, maybe you just need to find a jackhammer.
Frank F –
Great features!
Just purchased a few weeks ago, hooked it up to our upright 14 cf freezer to test out, lasted more than 24 hours. This is great for short power outages to power essentials which is what weâre looking for. The built in light bar and wheels with retractable handle for portability are great extra features.
Jay Ham –
Solar Generator Excellent Solar Panels not so!
Lets Start with the SOLIX F2000 Solar Generator! Well built, it is working as advertised, very happy with it! I give it 5 stars!Now the solar panels! Not so impressed! I have not used them yet but I am sure they will work fine! My problem is the build quality especially the cheesy, cheap kickstands that hold the panels up! Flimsy and weak! Our Kansas winds will flatten them or send them flying! I will figure out a solution but am disappointed Anker would put out something like this for what they coast! Shame on you Anker trying to save a few bucks! 3 Stars based on the build!
Prolific Amazon buyer. –
So far, very good.
I bought this as a gift for my son-in-law. He has tested it and likes it very much. It is absolutely quiet. It plugs in just like any other household appliance. My son-in-law is getting rid of his old, noisy, gas-powered generator. We have not had the need to put it to the true test, but so far are very pleased.
Matthew –
It’s a nice little generator. I was hoping it would run my RV/Horse trailer fridge overnight. However, it doesn’t have enough battery storage, so I will add an Anker battery. When it is sunny, the batteries recharge in about 2.5 hours. The panels are easy to set up. I recommend that they provide a carry case for the panels, something that Bluetti (a competitor to Anker) does.
Don B –
very well packed complete with Thank you note from employees , well designed and works like a charm.
Kamshaft –
This product is very well built. Charges super fast and you can control the input via a Bluetooth app. If you feel 1450 watts into fast you can back it down to. Solar charge voltages on the input are very usable from 1 panel to 3 panels in series. The inverter is whisper quiet even pushing 2000watts output. The build quality is exceptional. Feels like a tank and fit and finish is above what I thought it would be. Just a solid unit. I did a sump pump test. And surprisingly. My cast iron 1/3 hp red lion runs at 430watts. And the pump runs every 5 mins for 8 seconds.. this anker ran it for 24hr and it still had 64% battery left. That’s impressive. Silent back up power. Didn’t buy it for that but when the power is out, the generator and extention cords become a real pain. I’m super particular and it is so good I bought the f1200 anker a month later. Solid, functional product with low inverter losses make it a winner. And with the inverter off iv had 2 weeks and still at 100%. Don’t have an rv , so the 30amp hook up I can’t test but I did get a 10 circuit reliance panel with 30 Amp input I need to get installed. Hope this helps you. I researched solar generators for 6 months heavy. Bluetti without the brick charger, ecoflow with lithium phosphate and anker are the clear winners. I went with anker. Quiet, fast charge, great inverter, built tough, 5 year warranty and has wheels and a handle. And the light. That light takes 3watts and is so bright. 3 watts!. Great little touch
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chris king –
Looks to be a great back up solution for winter and will power my camper when off grid in the summer