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Anker SOLIX F3000 vs Jackery HomePower 3000

Anker SOLIX F3000 vs Jackery HomePower 3000: two 3 kWh home backup power stations compared on expansion, solar input, weight, cycle life and price.

Where each one wins

Worked out from the specs and prices below.

Side by side

Rows that differ are marked.

SpecF3000HomePower 3000
Lowest price$1,699.99$1,499
Battery capacity3,072 Wh3,072 Wh
AC output3,600 W3,600 W
Surge output7,200 W7,200 W
Max with extra batteries12,288 WhNot listed
Battery typeLiFePO4LiFePO4
Cycle life3,000 cycles4,000 cycles
AC voltage120V only120V only
Max solar input2,400 W1,000 W
Wall charging3,600 WNot listed
UPS switchoverNot listedNot listed
AC outlets55
Home panel or transfer switchNot listedYes
Weight91.5 lb59.5 lb
Warranty5 years5 years

Where both rank

Place and score in each best list that ranks both. Scores compare models within one list.

ListF3000HomePower 3000Models ranked
Best Power Stations for Solar#9 (score 49)#21 (score 39)54
Best Lightweight Power Stations#47 (score 56)#12 (score 74)57
Best Power Stations for a Refrigerator#9 (score 67)#8 (score 69)50
Best Power Stations for a Well Pump#9 (score 67)#8 (score 69)36
Best Power Stations for a Space Heater#9 (score 67)#8 (score 69)48
Best Power Stations for a Furnace#9 (score 67)#8 (score 69)50

What actually separates them

The two have the same core specs: 3,072 Wh of LiFePO4 storage, 3,600 W output, a 7,200 W surge, 5 AC outlets, 120V only and a 5 year warranty. The differences are in the extras.

As of November 8, 2026, the Jackery HomePower 3000 costs $1,499 and the Anker SOLIX F3000 costs $1,699.99.

The Anker is the expandable one. It scales to 12,288 Wh with extra batteries, accepts 2,400 W of solar against 1,000 W for the Jackery and recharges from the wall at 3,600 W. Its weight is 91.5 lb and its cycle rating is 3,000.

The Jackery is lighter at 59.5 lb, has a 4,000 cycle rating and lists a home panel or transfer switch option, which the facts do not give for the Anker.

The lists confirm the split. The F3000 is 3rd with 67 points on home backup power stations, 2nd with 72 on power stations under 2000 and 9th with 49 on power stations for solar, against 21st with 39 for the HomePower 3000. The HomePower 3000 is 11th with 74 on lightweight power stations, against 46th with 56 for the F3000.

Which to buy

Pick the F3000 if you want to grow the system, run a large solar array or charge quickly from the wall.

Pick the HomePower 3000 if 3,072 Wh is enough, you want to move it more easily and you prefer the lower price.

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