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Anker SOLIX C300

288 Wh LiFePO4 compact power station with 300 W AC output (600 W SurgePad), three AC outlets, 140 W two-way USB-C, 100 W MPPT solar input, marketed 10 ms switchover, and a 5-year warranty at 4.13 kg.

brand: Anker SOLIX category: Portable Power Stations confidence: medium updated: Aug 2, 2026

Anker SOLIX C300 portable power station, angled view showing the integrated LED light bar across the upper front, the car socket, the round status display, a row of USB-C and USB-A ports, three AC outlets on the lower front, a recessed side handle and a louvred ventilation panel.
Manufacturer product image, from Anker SOLIX. Shown for identification only; specifications come from the sources listed below.

Machine summary · product · anker-solix-c300

brand
Anker SOLIX
model_name
C300
release_status
current
market_region
US
battery_capacity_wh
288
continuous_ac_output_w
300
battery_chemistry
lifepo4
weight_kg
4.13
confidence_level
medium
source_last_checked
2026-07-04
official_product_url
https://www.ankersolix.com/products/c300
json_export
/products/anker-solix-c300.json

Overview

The SOLIX C300 (model A1722 — the AC version, distinct from the outlet-less C300 DC) packs unusual versatility into 288 Wh: three AC outlets at 300 W continuous (600 W via SurgePad boost, recorded as surge only), three USB-C ports including two at 140 W — one of which is two-way for 140 W input — plus a 100 W MPPT solar input over XT60. Wall charging accepts 330 W with an official claim of 80% in 50 minutes; no full-recharge time is published, so that field is null. Anker markets a 10 ms 'UPS' switchover (an EPS-style transfer). The 3,000-cycle LiFePO4 pack carries a 5-year warranty, long for a unit this size.

Variant note: AC version (A1722 / SKU A17221Z1), disambiguated from the C300 DC (A1726): the DC variant has no AC outlets, 7 ports, 6.17 lb, a pop-out light, a 3-year warranty, and no UPS feature per Anker's own comparison data. Solar bundle variants excluded.

Data note: The base 'Go Without Solar' variant showed 'currentlyNotInStock: true' in page data at check time, but the product remains an active official listing — status current. 600 W is Anker's SurgePad boost figure, recorded as surge only. acRechargeTimeHours null: official sources give only partial claims (wall 80% in 50 min; USB-C 1.8 h and solar/car 2.5 h to 80%). Site spec data lists '3× NEMA 6-20' AC outlets — a labeling error for a 120 V/300 W unit; count 3 corroborated by 'AC Output x3' on the official A1726/A1722 landing page. Weight converted from the official '9.1 lb' (no metric given): 4.13 kg. Dimensions converted from inches ×25.4. No pure-sine claim found in parseable official sources — waveform unspecified. Official user guide is JS-rendered and could not be parsed; no values taken from it or any retailer.

Specifications

Values are normalized to the category attribute schema; each core value's original claim and source are in the provenance table below. Fields not officially documented are omitted rather than estimated.

Battery
AttributeValue
Battery capacity 288 Wh
Battery chemistry LiFePO4 (LFP)
Cycle life 3,000 cycles to 80%
Expandable battery support No
AC output
AttributeValue
Continuous AC output 300 W
Surge output 600 W
AC outlets 3
Charging
AttributeValue
Max AC charging input 330 W
Partial recharge claim (marketing) Recharge to 80% in just 50 minutes with a wall outlet.
Max solar input 100 W
Solar input voltage range 11-28V
MPPT controller Yes
Car charging Supported
Pass-through charging Not officially documented
Ports
AttributeValue
Output ports 3 × AC outlets, 3 × USB-C (max 140 W/port), 1 × USB-A (max 12 W/port), 1 × 12V car socket (max 120 W)
Max single-port USB-C output 140 W
RV port (TT-30) No
Physical
AttributeValue
Weight (unit) 4.13 kg (9.1 lb)
Dimensions (L × W × H) 164 × 161 × 240 mm
Features & support
AttributeValue
App control Yes
UPS / EPS Marketed as UPS; official docs describe EPS behavior
Warranty 5 years
Release status Current
Market region US

Use cases

  • Camping and travel charging hub with 140 W two-way USB-C
  • Router/desk backup via marketed 10 ms switchover
  • Light AC loads under 300 W across three outlets
  • Off-grid top-ups with 100 W XT60 solar input

Strengths and weaknesses

Strengths

  • 140 W USB-C — the highest single-port USB-C in this index
  • Three AC outlets where most compacts offer one or two
  • Marketed 10 ms switchover is the fastest claim in the compact class
  • 5-year warranty, unusual at this size
  • Built-in light bar

Weaknesses

  • 300 W continuous ceiling limits AC use to light loads
  • No official full-recharge time published (only 80% partial claims)
  • Output waveform not stated in parseable official sources
  • Solar capped at 100 W with restricted panel compatibility per Anker
  • Heaviest of the three compacts indexed here (4.13 kg)

Use-case fit

Also eligible for: Camping Portable Power · CPAP Backup Portable Power · Home Office Backup

Fit is computed from this product's normalized fields using each use-case page's published hard filters and ranking rules — see any linked page for the exact logic.

Comparisons featuring this product

Compact Class: BLUETTI AC2A vs EcoFlow RIVER 3 vs RIVER 3 Plus vs Jackery Explorer 300 Plus vs Anker SOLIX C300 vs Goal Zero Yeti 300

All six US-market sub-300 Wh compacts in the index, all LiFePO4. They separate on AC headroom (300–600 W), recharge speed (50 min to 2 h), port loadout (1–3 AC outlets, up to 140 W USB-C), switchover class, weight (3.5–6.2 kg), and warranty (2 vs 5 years).

updated: Jul 8, 2026

Where to buy

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MerchantPriceCheckedAvailabilityLink
Anker SOLIXprimaryManufacturer directNot trackedView at Anker SOLIX
AmazonaffiliateMarketplaceNot trackedView at Amazon — Model Name Anker SOLIX C300; listing states 288 Wh, 300 W and 140 W two-way fast charging with solar panel optional, matching the AC version (A1722) this record documents. The C300 DC variant the record excludes is sold under a separate listing explicitly titled DC Power Bank Station.

Sources and provenance

Every core field below carries the exact claim text it was normalized from, the official source, and the date it was checked. Policy: official manufacturer sources only for core specs; retailer and marketplace pages are never used as canonical sources. See the methodology for the full source hierarchy.

Field-level provenance (14 entries, checked 2026-07-04)
FieldNormalized valueRaw claimSourceConfidence
batteryCapacityWh 288 Capacity: 288Wh (title: 'Anker SOLIX C300 Portable Power Station - 288Wh | 300W') Official spec page high
continuousAcOutputW 300 AC Rated Output: 300W; description: 'Power devices with 300W (600W surge).' Official spec page — AC output voltage stated as 120 V. high
surgeAcOutputW 600 AC Surge Output: 600W; comparison data: '288Wh | 300W (SurgePad 600W)' Official spec page — SurgePad boost figure recorded as surge only, never continuous, per policy. high
numberOfAcOutlets 3 AC Outlets: 3× NEMA 6-20 (product page); 'AC Output x3' with '120V~2.5A, 60Hz' (A1726/A1722 landing page) Official spec page — 'NEMA 6-20' appears to be a site data labeling error on a 120 V unit; count corroborated at https://www.ankersolix.com/camping-battery-portable-power-station-a1726-a1722-pps and by the 8-port total. high
batteryChemistry lifepo4 Battery Chemistry: LiFePO4 Official spec page — Comparison data also shows 'LFP'. high
acInputW 330 AC Input: 330W; AC Input Voltage: 120V Official spec page high
acRechargeTimeHours Recharge to 80% in just 50 minutes with a wall outlet. Official product page — Only partial (80%) recharge claims exist in official sources; full recharge time not stated — null per policy. high
solarInputW 100 MPPT Solar Input: 100W MAX; 11-28V, 8.2A Official spec page — XT60 connector. Normalized from stated max per solar-input rule. Anker states incompatibility with PS30/PS200/PS400 panels. high
weightKg 4.13 Net weight: 9.1 lb Official spec page — Converted 9.1 lb × 0.45359 = 4.13 kg (no metric figure on the official page). high
dimensionsMm {"l":164,"w":161,"h":240} Product Dimension: 6.46 × 6.34 × 9.45in Official spec page — Inches converted ×25.4 to whole mm in source order. Same-page comparison module rounds to '6.5 × 6.3 × 9.5in' — more precise figure used. high
cycleLifeRating 3000 Battery Lifespan to 80%: 3000+ Cycles Official spec page — '3000+' recorded as 3000; threshold 80% from the field label. high
usbCMaxW 140 USB-C Output: 2× 140W; 1× 15W; description: 'The 288Wh battery supports 140W two-way USB-C fast charging.' Official spec page — FAQ: the C3 port is both output and input, labeled '140W IN/OUT'. high
upsEpsMode ups_eps_marketing UPS Switch Time: 10ms; description: 'In only 10ms, you have backup power for always-there uninterrupted energy.' Official spec page — Marketed as UPS with a 10 ms switchover (EPS-style transfer); no online-UPS class specification given. medium
warrantyYears 5 Warranty: 5 Years; description: 'LFP batteries with a 10-year lifespan backed by a 5-year warranty' Official spec page high

All sources used

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