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Anker SOLIX C1000 vs BLUETTI AC180

Anker SOLIX SOLIX C1000 portable power station, front view

Anker SOLIX SOLIX C1000

  • 1,056 Wh
  • 1,800 W AC
BLUETTI AC180 portable power station, front view

BLUETTI AC180

  • 1,152 Wh
  • 1,800 W AC

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Specs

Published specs side by side

A value is marked only when one is at least 5% better. Unpublished specs are never filled in.

Capacity
SOLIX C10001,056 Wh
AC1801,152 Wh (better)
AC continuous
SOLIX C10001,800 W
AC1801,800 W
AC surge
SOLIX C10002,400 W
AC1802,700 W (better)
Solar input
SOLIX C1000600 W (better)
AC180500 W
USB-C max
SOLIX C1000100 W
AC180100 W
12 V car port
SOLIX C1000120 W
AC180Not published
Expandable to
SOLIX C10002,112 Wh
AC180Not published
UPS switchover
SOLIX C100020 ms
AC18020 ms
Weight
SOLIX C100028.44 lb (better)
AC18035.3 lb
Chemistry
SOLIX C1000LiFePO4
AC180LiFePO4

SOLIX C1000 spec page, checked 2026-10-09AC180 spec page, checked 2026-10-09

Runtime

Runtime on common loads

Typical estimate on AC, from each published capacity and the labelled assumptions on the methodology page.

Fridge, 123 W
SOLIX C100016 h 47 min
AC18018 h 19 min
Microwave (1,000 W cooking power), 1500 W
SOLIX C100033 min
AC18036 min
Space heater, 1500 W
SOLIX C100033 min
AC18036 min
TV, 120 W
SOLIX C10006 h 29 min
AC1807 h 5 min
CPAP with humidifier, 34 W
SOLIX C100019 h 32 min
AC18021 h 19 min
Wi-Fi router, 10 W
SOLIX C100044 h 29 min
AC18048 h 31 min
  • Pick the AC180 if you want longer runtime: capacity 1,152 Wh vs 1,056 Wh.
  • Pick the AC180 if you start motors or compressors: ac surge 2,700 W vs 2,400 W.
  • Pick the SOLIX C1000 if you recharge from solar: solar input 600 W vs 500 W.
  • Pick the SOLIX C1000 if you carry it often: weight 28.44 lb vs 35.3 lb.

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