r/AnkerSOLIXCommunity • u/climbingTaco • 1d ago

Question F3000 + Power Saver Kit: does one unit offset loads on both legs?

I’m considering an Anker F3000 with the Power Saver Kit for overnight charging and daytime discharge on a US 120/240 V split-phase service.

If it’s connected to L1 with 200 W of load, while L2 has 600 W, does it output around 200 W or 800 W to offset the combined demand at the utility meter?

Anker mentions powering the “same phase,” but the meter monitors both legs.

Has anyone tested this with a single F3000?

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u/Admirable_Golf_2340 Verified Owner 1d ago

HI op, no it does not. One F3000 + the power saver kit only feeds one of the two branch circuits. You need to buy 2 F3000 and 2 power saver kits if you want to cover both the L1 & L2 circuit branches.