Save 50% Off the Anker SOLIX C2000 2,048Wh 2,400W LiFePO4 Power Station

The Anker SOLIX C2000 is big and heavy, but it’s still 25% lighter and 29% smaller than similar competing products, weighing in at 42 pounds and measuring 18″ by 10″ by 10″. Of course the weight is justified; the C2000 houses a hefty 2,048Wh LiFePO4 battery array that’s big enough to be your sole power source for off-grid use, or as emergency backup power for your home when you don’t want to lug out the even heavier, noisier, and stinkier gas generator. If you need even more power, the SOLIX C2000 can be upgraded with an expansion battery that will effectively double your total capacity.

The C2000 has numerous charging outputs, including five 2,400W (4,000 peak) 120V three-prong AC outlets, a 2,400W TT-30 shore power outlet for your RV or trailer, two 140W USB-C ports, one 15W USB-C port, and one 12W USB-A port. It has smart functionality and can pair with the Anker mobile app so you can monitor or even control it remotely.

In terms of charging, you have six options, although not all are immediately available without purchasing additional accessories. The default charging options are through standard AC, car input, or gas generator. You can harness the power of the sun with solar panels or through your car’s alternator with Anker’s alternator accessory. The sixth method combines solar and AC charging, which also happens to be the fastest (0% to 100% in under an hour).

Speaking of the battery, the C2000 uses LiFePO4 cells instead of NCM cells you’d find in some other budget power stations. LiFePO4 cells have inherently safer chemistry, longer lifespan, and slower calendar aging than NCM cells. They are widely regarded as the best battery option for power stations.

The C2000 comes with Anker’s 5 year comprehensive warranty, which covers the power station and all of the included accessories. Ecoflow also regularly updates the firmware and its mobile app.

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