A 288Wh LiFePO4 pack for devices and small electronics, not for anything with a heating element.
Typical amazon.ae price for the device, checked 19 Jul 2026. See the listing Installation is quoted separately after we check your property.
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A device-charging unit rather than an appliance unit. 300W of continuous AC output and 288Wh of LiFePO4 capacity, so the honest description is laptops, phones, cameras, a router, a fan and lights. The 300W ceiling is the number that matters: it rules out kettles, microwaves, irons, hair dryers and most kitchen appliances outright, and no amount of remaining battery changes that. Read it as a very large power bank with a mains socket on it, which for a lot of buyers is exactly the right purchase. Where it stands out is charging speed and flexibility. 140W two-way fast charging means the station itself refills quickly and can push 140W back out over USB-C into a laptop, which is enough to run most machines while charging them. 288Wh will take a 65W laptop through roughly four full charges. The cells are LiFePO4, rated in thousands of cycles rather than hundreds, and they cope better with heat than the older lithium chemistry. A solar panel is sold separately. Nothing is fixed or wired, so it needs no permission from a landlord or a building.
Charges a 65W laptop around four times from one full battery140W USB-C runs and charges a laptop at the same time
Refills fast enough to be topped up between outages
LiFePO4 cells rated in thousands of cyclesModel SOLIX C300
| Battery capacity | 288Wh |
| Cell chemistry | LiFePO4 |
| Continuous AC output | 300W |
| Surge output | 600W |
| USB-C fast charging | 140W, two-way in and out |
| Solar charging | Supported, panel sold separately |
| Installation | None. Plug and play, no fixed wiring |
Check the plug before you commit. The listing photography for the unit stocked on amazon.ae shows US-style flat-pin outlets on the AC panel, not the Type-G sockets UAE appliances carry, so anything you plug into it directly will need an adapter. That is workable for a laptop charger or a fan and irritating for everything else, and it is the single thing we would ask a buyer to confirm with the seller before ordering. Larger units in the same range, the C1000 among them, are stocked in Type-G form, so this is a per-model question rather than a brand-wide one. Be clear-eyed about the 300W limit in a Dubai context: it will hold a router, a laptop and phone charging through a building outage, and it will not touch a fridge or a kettle. For desert trips it suits photographers and anyone charging batteries and drones rather than anyone running a cool box. Keep it out of direct sun while it charges, because the case takes on heat quickly and hot cells charge more slowly.
Anker SOLIX in the UAE. Anker's power line, sold through Amazon.ae alongside its eufy brand, with regional warranty handling.
