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Anker SOLIX C1000 vs EcoFlow DELTA 3

This compares the original SOLIX C1000, not C1000 Gen 2, with the plain DELTA 3. Read the source notes where the brands publish different kinds of output figures.

By BlackoutSmart Team · Updated 8 November 2026. Specifications are copied from the cited live product pages; nothing here is hands-on tested.

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SpecificationAnker SOLIX C1000EcoFlow DELTA 3
Capacity1,056 WhCited live product specs1,024 WhCited live product specs
Continuous AC output1,800 WCited live product specs1,800 WCited live product specs
Surge or peak outputNot listed by AnkerCited live product specs3,600 WCited live product specs
Weight12.9 kg / 28.44 lbCited live product specsApprox. 12.5 kg (27.6 lbs)Cited live product specs
Outlets and ports11 ports in the introduction: USB-A ×2, USB-C ×2, AC ×6, car ×1. USB-C is listed as 1× 100 W and 1× 30 W. USB-A output 24 W. Car output 120 W.Cited live product specsUS page: 6 AC outlets, 1800 W total (surge 3600 W); 2 USB-A fast charge at 18 W max; 2 USB-C at 100 W max; 1 car port, 12.6 V, 10 A, 126 W max; 2 DC5521, 12.6 V, 3 A max.Cited live product specs
Recharge: AC input120 V, 12 A max. Anker lists 1300 W for charging and 1440 W in bypass mode, under the label “AC Input Voltage (Charging)”.Cited live product specs1,500 W AC chargingCited live product specs
Recharge: solar input600 W max (XT60 input)Cited live product specsDC charge input, 11–60 V, 500 W maxCited live product specs
Battery chemistryLiFePO4Cited live product specsLFP (LiFePO4)Cited live product specs

These are specification comparisons, not test results or a recommendation of a winner. Input limits are not measured recharge times. The port descriptions differ in detail; do not treat an unlisted detail as zero.

Anker’s page does not list a separate surge rating. Its 2,400 W SurgePad claim is not a comparable surge specification; EcoFlow’s 3,600 W figure is labeled surge and is separate from X-Boost. The C1000 is therefore not included in this guide’s fridge surge-filter selection. See the Anker source notes and EcoFlow source notes.

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Sources for the table

Manufacturer sources were retrieved on the dates shown on those live product pages (7–8 November 2026); no new manufacturer retrieval or hands-on test is claimed here.

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