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Formerly Anker
By Hafiz Rahman
Editor, tools and utilities
Anker Power is a companion app for Anker's own hardware: portable power banks, outdoor energy storage units, photovoltaic (solar) setups and a range of other connected devices. The listing presents it as a single place to connect to those products and manage them.
It suits people who already own one of the supported units, particularly anyone running a solar or outdoor power setup who wants to manage it from a phone. The supported list is long and names each model, so an owner can check their own unit against it.
The build we hold is Anker Power 3.24.3 (APKS split bundle) for Android 8.0 and up.
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You can adjust the output power of each connected device separately, and the listing says this works remotely, so you do not need to be standing beside the unit. The same screen lets you turn a device on or off.
Per-device output control is the main daily use the listing describes. It covers things like backing off a unit's draw when you want it to last longer, or switching a connected load on when you need it.
The app shows the current status of each connected device, so you can see what is running without opening every unit separately. This is useful when several products are linked, such as a battery, a solar input and a meter.
Status and on-off control sit together, so the check and the action happen in the same place.
Anker Power downloads firmware and software updates for supported Anker products over the air. The listing presents this as the way to keep a device current from the app itself.
Updates arrive on the device's own schedule of releases; the app is the channel through which you apply them to a supported unit.
The named list includes the SOLIX F-series (F1200, F1500, F2000, F2600, F3800), the SOLIX C-series (C300, C300X, C800, C800 Plus, C800X, C1000, and several C200 variants), and the Solarbank 2 E1600 range in Pro, Plus and AC forms. It also covers the Powered Cooler 30, 40 and 50, the SOLIX Everfrost 2 coolers, and the MI60 and MI80 microinverters.
Other entries include the 767 PowerHouse, the Home Power Panel, the Double Power Hub, the Smart Meter, the SOLIX P1 Meter, the Smart Plug, the Prime Power Bank, the 160W and 250W Prime Chargers, the 240W Charging Station and a 0W Output Switch. The list runs past the Everfrost entries, so check the full set in the listing before you rely on a particular model.