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Anker SOLIX PS200

Anker Solar panels 1 conflict Retrieved 7 November 2026

Anker’s US product page lists the PS200 at 200 W and 10.6 lb. The support specification lists 57.6 V open-circuit voltage and 48 V operating voltage. BlackoutSmart has not measured outdoor output.

Region. Weight and dimensions are from the Anker SOLIX US product page. Open-circuit voltage and current are from Anker SOLIX support specifications.

Availability. unknown. A price was not in the captured text.

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What specifications are recorded?

Field Recorded value
Capacity (Wh) unknown
Capacity (mAh) unknown
Continuous watts unknown
Surge or peak watts unknown
Solar input unknown
Rated panel power 200 W
Weight (lb) 10.6 lb
Weight (kg) unknown
Weight as printed 10.6 lb in the spec block
Chemistry unknown
Ports The product page lists PV output as 48 V at 4.16 A and says the box includes XT60i and solar charging cables. A full connector inventory beyond that was not captured.
Inverter unknown
Idle or standby draw unknown
Cycle life unknown
Dimensions Unfolded 54.2 × 31.2 × 0.7 in. Folded 27.0 × 31.2 × 1.8 in.
Lumens unknown

A cell that says unknown was not on the cited page, or the cited pages disagreed enough that picking one number would hide the disagreement.

Other figures from the same sources

  • Support electrical table. Open-circuit voltage 57.6 V. Short-circuit current 4.35 A. Operating voltage 48 V. Operating current 4.16 A. Rated output power 200 W +5%.
  • Ingress. The product page says the panel is rated IP68.
  • Station compatibility note. The C300 DC US page says that station is not compatible with the PS200. This panel’s own page does not repeat that warning. Check the station record before pairing them.

Where do the source pages disagree?

Weight. The spec block says 10.6 lb. Overview copy says just 11 lb including the stand. The recorded weight is 10.6 lb from the spec block.

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MSRP

unknown. None of the pages cited for this model labeled a figure as MSRP. A “regular price” or a second displayed number is not recorded as MSRP.

What the manufacturer page showed

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Retailer links

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