Anker SOLIX C1000/C1000X UK: A1761 Profile
Check the UK A1761 guide's inverter and bypass ratings, solar limits, SurgePad exclusions, UPS claim, and BP1000 expansion path.
Anker’s UK A1761 guide covers the C1000/C1000X family and a 230 V / 50 Hz inverter profile. It does not establish how this guide maps to every C1000 or C1000X listing, nor does it prove US or Canadian equivalence. Check the hardware identifier and regional plug on the unit, and use the manual that Anker identifies for that exact model.
Inverter, bypass, and storage
| Field | UK A1761 guide | Qualification |
|---|---|---|
| Cell capacity | 1,056 Wh | Cell capacity; usable AC energy is not stated |
| Inverter output | 230 V, 50 Hz; 1,800 VA / 1,800 W maximum | 7.8 A maximum in inverter mode |
| Bypass output | 220–240 V; up to 2,160 VA / 2,160 W | 9 A maximum, 50/60 Hz; separate mode-specific row |
| UPS value | 20 ms | Manufacturer specification, not a device continuity test |
| Solar input | Up to 600 W through XT-60 | 11–32 V at 10 A or 32–60 V at 12.5 A |
| AC charging | 1,000 W normal; 1,300 W optional UltraFast | UltraFast is app-controlled |
| Expansion | One BP1000; 2,112 Wh stated combined capacity | Nominal storage, not usable output energy |
Do not use the 2,160 W bypass figure as the battery-powered inverter rating. The station’s available output, input, and bypass conditions differ. The guide says pass-through is supported, but the bypass row does not establish seamless operation for every load.
Solar and charging compatibility
The solar headline of 600 W is subject to a voltage-current window: the guide lists up to 10 A from 11–32 V and up to 12.5 A from 32–60 V through the XT-60 path. Verify panel open-circuit voltage, current, connector, and approved cable for the exact unit. The guide recommends named Anker panels, but its wattage recommendation does not remove the electrical input limits.
UltraFast AC charging is optional and controlled through the app. The guide also describes normal charging and battery-health guidance. The maximum charging rate is not a guaranteed field result; settings, temperature, battery state, and simultaneous loads can affect charging. The BP1000 statement applies to one named expansion battery. Confirm the current BP1000 compatibility information and cable before purchase or connection.
SurgePad is not a higher continuous rating
The guide says SurgePad can support loads up to 2,400 W in its specified behavior, although rated inverter output is 1,800 W. It says SurgePad is unavailable in bypass mode and should not be used with precision instruments or devices that require strict voltage. The 2,400 W feature is not a continuous-output upgrade and does not guarantee motor startup. Check the appliance type, operating mode, and device maker’s requirements instead of choosing solely by its nameplate watts.
UPS and small-load limits
Anker lists 20 ms switching. The guide’s value does not demonstrate that a computer, router, medical device, or refrigerator will bridge transfer. The same guide’s SurgePad exclusion is material for voltage-sensitive equipment. Confirm transfer tolerance with the device maker and test ordinary equipment before relying on the station.
For small loads, the station’s own consumption and low-load settings may change runtime. The guide does not establish usable Wh or measured efficiency for a named load. Use the exact unit and real load data in an estimate; do not divide 1,056 Wh by the device’s rated watts and present it as guaranteed runtime. See the UPS guide and specification decoder for the distinctions among switching, bypass, and output ratings.