Anker SOLIX S5000: published specifications
By the Trek4Tech Research Team
Manufacturer specs checked October 22, 2026; pre-release coverage, no verified retailer offer. These are manufacturer ratings and calculated estimates, with no hands-on testing or editorial score. Confirm availability and pricing with the manufacturer.
- Rated capacity
- 5,024Wh (LFP)
- AC output
- 4,500W total; 120V / 240V
- Peak output
- 8,000W claimed; surge duration not established here
- Solar input
- 3,000W total across two inputs
- AC charging input
- 1,800W at 120V; 4,500W at 240V
- Cycle life
- 6,000 cycles to 80%; 10,000 to 60%
- Weight
- 97 lb
- Switchover
- ≤10ms claimed; uninterrupted operation is not verified
Runtime and solar planning
Our AC estimate gives 5,024 × 0.85 = 4,270Wh usable. At a steady 200W load, that is about 21.4 hours before any separate reserve. Actual runtime varies with load, settings, temperature, and inverter behavior.
The 3000W total requires two suitable arrays: up to 1000W at 11–60V / 17A and 2000W at 16–165V / 17A. This estimate assumes a valid allocation across both inputs; it does not verify panel wiring or compatibility.
A 4,500W total output rating does not establish the limit of an individual outlet or guarantee a motor start. Verify voltage, outlet current, surge duration, and the appliance requirements. The surge tool below compares 120V AC loads only.
Source: Anker’s S5000 specifications (checked October 22, 2026). The previously announced launch price is not a currently verified retailer offer.