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Anker SOLIX S2000 (UK/Irish plug)

Large tier: the cheapest in-stock UK-socket station found in Ireland that meets the large tier's 2000 Wh, 1500 W and 3000 W surge reference. GearJunkie ran a fridge from it for over 34 hours.

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Anker SOLIX S2000 power station with two UK sockets.
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Why this one

Large tier: the cheapest in-stock UK-socket station found in Ireland that meets the large tier's 2000 Wh, 1500 W and 3000 W surge reference. GearJunkie ran a fridge from it for over 34 hours.

Specifications and sources

Stored energy
2000 Wh; LiFePO4
Weight
16.2 kg
Warranty
Five years

What independent testers found

GearJunkie, Nick Belcaster

Nick Belcaster kept a refrigerator running for 34 hours 15 minutes, within about 10% of the maker claim, and recommends it for occasional home outages. He notes it is not expandable and has an awkward handle and no port covers.

GearJunkie, Nick Belcaster test ↗, checked 2026-10-31

What owners report

About 460 Amazon US ratings average 4.7 of 5, and the maker site shows 259 reviews averaging 4.9. Owners mention long runtime and the app; ratings do not establish a failure rate and the UK version was not separately sampled.

Limits and cautions

  • It meets the large tier exactly: 1500 W continuous and 3000 W peak, with no margin above the reference figures.
  • The independent test is of the US model. The Irish offer shows UK three-pin sockets, retailer SKU AS220211.
  • At 16.2 kg it is a two-handed carry. It cannot be expanded with an extra battery.
  • Check each appliance's running and starting watts before connecting it. Any runtime shown is a paper estimate, not a guarantee.
  • This selection excludes medical equipment. Hard-wired loads need an electrician; never feed a wall socket.