The Anker SOLIX S2000 is the ultimate reliable backup power solution engineered for homeowners and weekend DIYers. Packing a massive 2,010Wh capacity and a robust 1,500W AC output (3,000W peak), it runs 99% of standard household appliances, easily powering critical refrigerators for up to 35 hours during unexpected blackouts. It also serves as an excellent mobile workstation, running hand-held power tools like drills and detail sanders, while keeping your cordless tool battery chargers fully topped up. Powered by utility-grade LiFePO4 cells with an industry-shattering 10,000-cycle lifespan, this generator is a once-in-a-decade investment. Its compact, space-saving design fits seamlessly in any workshop or closet, while the smart OptiSave technology maximizes runtime by minimizing power waste, ensuring your essential devices stay running when you need them most.
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Anyone using this as a UPS for their computer? I know it lacks USB but the switching should be plenty fast to keep the computer on pending a manual shutdown. Just looking for a real world user to confirm it's application.
Anyone using this as a UPS for their computer? I know it lacks USB but the switching should be plenty fast to keep the computer on pending a manual shutdown. Just looking for a real world user to confirm it's application.
yep, over on the anker forums, lot of people are using them just for that..
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TOU scheduling for charge/discharge via Anker app is a huge feature.
I'm interested in this for load shifting at my Mom's house once her NEM 1.0 agreement expires... Is there somewhere to learn more about the limitations of this feature? I have looked at the Anker materials, and it is VERY slim. Any links appreciated ☺️
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