Anker SOLIX F1500 charging station has dropped by over 15 thousand since August! It has nine outputs and a power of up to 1,800 W

A backup power source that can power a refrigerator, router, or coffee maker via an outlet can easily cost tens of thousands. The Anker SOLIX F1500 charging station still cost 31,190 CZK in August, now you can get it for 15,893 CZK with code ALZADNY25. In September, its price dropped to 21,190 CZK, so it is now almost 5,300 CZK cheaper. Its capacity is 1,536 Wh and its output power reaches up to 1,800 W.

Quick summary:
✅ Makes sense if you want a large backup for power outages, a cottage, or a van with a LiFePO4 battery, which the manufacturer rates for over 3,000 cycles.
⚠️ Consider the weight of 19.8 kg and that the solar panel is purchased separately.
💡 For 15,893 CZK, one watt-hour comes out to roughly 10 CZK, and the price is 5,297 CZK lower than in the previous promotion.

Price halved since August

In August, the Anker SOLIX F1500 was sold for 31,190 CZK. In the previous promotion, it was 21,190 CZK, and with code ALZADNY25, Alza is now offering it for 15,893 CZK. Compared to the previous promotion, this means a discount of 5,297 CZK, exactly a quarter, and compared to the August price, a difference of more than 15 thousand CZK.

With a capacity of 1536 Wh, one watt-hour comes out to roughly 10 CZK. A good metric when comparing with other stations: just divide the price by the capacity.

How much can 1536 Wh power and what can it handle at once?

Výrobce uvádí stálý výstupní výkon 1800 W, který se díky technologii SurgePad může krátkodobě vyšplhat až na 2 400 W. Hodí se to hlavně pro spotřebiče, které si při rozběhu na chvíli řeknou o víc. Zásuvky jsou dvě, takže si můžete zapojit třeba kávovar a monitor současně.

According to the manufacturer, a larger portable refrigerator will run for approximately 7.2 hours, a 1000 W electric grill for about 90 minutes, and a laptop can be charged up to 24.6 times from the station. These are approximate figures from the manufacturer’s documentation; actual endurance will vary depending on the appliance.

The battery is LiFePO4 type, and Anker states more than 3,000 charging cycles at 80% capacity, which should correspond to up to ten years of regular operation.

Nine outputs, UPS, and charging from car, grid, and sun

Na těle najdete devět výstupů: dvě 230V zásuvky, dva USB-C porty až se 100 W (třeba pro notebook), čtyři USB-A po 12 W a 12V autozásuvku s maximem 120 W. Telefon, kávovar i chladicí box tak můžete napájet naráz.

If you’re worried about outages, the UPS mode with 20 ms switching comes in handy. The manufacturer states that it allows a computer or network drive to remain operational without you noticing the outage. You can monitor battery status and performance in the Anker app via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth.

It can be charged in three ways. From a wall outlet, the station charges at 1,000 W and reaches 100% in 2 hours according to Alza. A solar panel can handle up to 600 W, and a full charge should take approximately 3.6 hours according to the manufacturer. The third option is charging while driving from a 12V car socket, ideal for a caravan or van.

What will make the purchase more expensive or complicated: weight, panel, and power ceiling

The Anker SOLIX F1500 weighs 19.8 kg and its dimensions are 46.3 × 28.8 × 23.7 cm. While it has handles, it’s not a portable power source for daily hauling from a car to an apartment. If you’re counting on solar charging, the panel is not included in the package and must be purchased separately (Alza describes it as optional).

The station cannot power appliances with a continuous input of over 1,800 W. The warranty, on the other hand, is a generous 60 months, and shipping is free.

Verdict: who it’s worth it for at 15,893 CZK

The Anker SOLIX F1500 makes sense for anyone looking for a large backup for a cottage, caravan, or in case of a power outage and doesn’t want to pay the August price of 31,190 CZK. With code ALZADNY25, it costs 15,893 CZK, which is 5,297 CZK less than in the previous promotion. Those who need a lighter power source for a backpack will opt for a smaller model, and those who want solar charging must add the cost of the panel to the price.

Would you buy the station more for trips, or as a backup in case of a power outage at home?