portable home backup power station · checked 2026-09-03
Anker SOLIX F3000
A 3 kWh backup box on wheels for keeping essentials running in a power cut, with strong solar charging. It powers appliances plugged into it. It cannot be wired into your fuse box or feed the grid.

UK rules check
Rules checked. Portable backup box with its own sockets only: no home-wiring feed, so no grid approval applies.
Checked 2026-09-03
Price snapshot
£1,899
£1,899 on Amazon UK.
Source: Amazon UK Anker SOLIX F3000 listing · checked 2026-09-03
Charges from a wall cable, an EV charger plug (up to 3,600W), solar panels, or an extra battery on the dedicated port.
Who it suits
- Backup for essentials: a fridge runs about 42 hours on one charge (Anker's figures)
- Garden and DIY jobs needing hungry tools (1,200–2,200W)
- Anyone who wants storage that can move: wheels and handle included
Who should skip it
- Cutting bills through your home wiring: no grid feed
- A fixed outdoor install: no stated weatherproof rating
- Earning from cheap-tariff shifting at any scale
- Biggest solar input in Anker's portable range: fast sun recharges
- Long-life battery (4,000 charges per Anker)
- Quiet in normal use
- Wheels and handle despite the weight
- No home-battery functions: no feed into house wiring
- 41.5 kg: movable, not portable in any casual sense
- Backup switchover (20 ms) is slower than the smaller Gen 2 models (10 ms)
Common questions
Is the F3000 a fixed home battery?
No. It is a portable backup box. It runs appliances plugged into it during a power cut, but it cannot be wired into your fuse box or feed power to the grid the way a fixed or plug-in battery can.
Worth comparing with
Sources
- Anker SOLIX UK — F3000 product page (size, solar input, backup, weight)checked 2026-09-03