Build your full Anker SOLIX system
Vendor-locked configuration — only components Anker SOLIX themselves sells as compatible. We don't suggest cross-brand mixes that the manufacturer doesn't bless.
Running total
$2,336.98
Saves $1,400.01 vs MSRP
Why we don't suggest cross-brand mixing: connecting an Anker SOLIX battery to a different-brand unit isn't supported by either manufacturer's warranty, and the BMS protocols don't speak to each other. We only configure within a single brand's blessed ecosystem. If you want to mix brands, that's an intentional DIY choice — and you'll want a different tool than this one.
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Base unit · selected from fit-test
Anker SOLIX F3000 · 3,072Wh · 3,600W AC · 7,200W surge
Default. View SKU details
$1,298.99
Amazon
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Solar input · Starter · 1× 100W Lightweight Flexible Solar Panel (Black Division) parallel on High PV
100W Lightweight Flexible Solar Panel (Black Division)
$138.99
None
AC-only
$0
Starter
1× 100W Lightweight Flexible Solar Panel (Black Division)
+$138.99
100W
~44h ☀
Balanced
4× Renogy 200W Monocrystalline
+$679.96
800W
~5.5h ☀
Max
7× RSP220LSC
+$2,379.93
1540W
~3h ☀
Warning: STC voltage 163.8V is within ceiling, but cold-weather Voc rise to 168.7V at 15°C exceeds the 165V High PV ceiling. Safe in mild weather; risky for sub-freezing operation. Consider reducing series count for cold-climate use.Custom
Configure manually
✓ PV wiring valid — show math
| Topology | 1 panel in parallel |
| Combined Voc (STC) | 23.5V |
| Cold-derated Voc @ 15°C | 24.21V |
| Combined current (Imp) | 5.2A |
| Combined wattage | 100W |
- · Adapter required: panel uses MC4 but the High PV input is XT60. Add a MC4-to-XT60 adapter cable to your shopping list.
- · 1× 100W Lightweight Flexible Solar Panel (Black Division) in parallel is within all High PV limits.
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Cables & adapters · auto-suggested
In-box for this configuration
$0
all included
| Item | Why needed | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Anker SOLIX F3000 ↔ Anker SOLIX BP3000 cable | Proprietary; ships with Anker SOLIX BP3000 | In box |
RV note: The Anker SOLIX F3000 has a native TT-30R outlet — a standard 30A RV plugs in directly, no L14-30 adapter needed. For 50A RVs you'd add a TT-30 → 14-50 adapter (~$35) but you'll only get 120V on each leg, not split 240V.
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Hardwired home backup · optional · 120V loads only
Anker SOLIX Power Saver Kit / Inlet Box
Anker SOLIX-blessed path for hardwired home backup. Powers selected 120V circuits during outage · electrician install required
Coming soon
Skip if: you'll use the Anker SOLIX F3000 with extension cords or unplug-and-plug into appliances directly. Add if: you want a hardwired path to a transfer-switched 120V subpanel covering specific circuits (furnace, lights, refrigerator).
Your shopping list
3 items · Anker SOLIX system
Anker SOLIX F3000
via Amazon
$1,298.99
$1,999
1× Anker SOLIX BP3000
via Anker Direct
$899
1× 100W Lightweight Flexible Solar Panel (Black Division)
via Renogy Direct
$138.99
Hardwired home backup
Not added · optional
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Subtotal (MSRP)$3,736.99
Bundle / flash savings−$1,400.01
System total$2,336.98
Saves $1,400.01 vs MSRP today
6,144 Wh total energy capacity
Future upgrade path
Plan ahead. Your config can grow up to 12,288 Wh on this same Anker SOLIX F3000 base.
- +1yrAdd another Anker SOLIX BP3000 → 9,216 Wh total · ~$899 · longer autonomy
- +2yrAdd yet another Anker SOLIX BP3000 → 12,288 Wh max system · ~$899
- +3yrAdd more PV — High PV input still has headroom for additional series array
- 240VIf 240V loads ever needed: add a 2nd Anker SOLIX F3000 + Double Voltage Hub for split-phase backup