Can I charge an Anker SOLIX F3000 from an EV charging station?

Answered by RV Parts Giant · Upland, CA · October 31, 2026

Short answer: Yes, with the Anker EV Charger Adapter, A17B6111-5. It connects an SAE J1772 charging gun to the F3000 at up to 3,600W, double its 1,800W wall-outlet rate. It works with J1772 only, so the station must have that connector. Anker lists this adapter for the F3000, not the F3800 Plus.

Yes. For an RV, that means a public EV station can double as a fast refill stop for your power station when you have no hookups.

How much faster it is

The F3000 holds 3,072Wh. These are the listed input limits, with simple division for the time. Real charging runs a little longer, since charging slows near full and a station may supply less than the limit.

Source	Listed input	Empty to full, best case
EV station with the adapter	Up to 3,600W	About 51 minutes
120V generator through the TT-30 input	Up to 3,600W	About 51 minutes
Wall outlet, 120V 15A	1,800W	About 1 hour 42 minutes
Solar, two inputs	Up to 2,400W	About 1 hour 17 minutes in ideal sun

With expansion batteries the numbers change. A full F3000 with three BP3000s is 12,288Wh, so plan on about 3 hours 25 minutes at 3,600W as a best case.

What to check at the station

Connector: the adapter is J1772 only. A station that offers only a different connector will not work with it, so check the station's connector list before you drive there.
Station type: a J1772 gun is what you need. A fast-charging DC plug is a different connector.
Fees and rules: charging networks set their own pricing and idle rules. Check them in the network's app, and whether the station will start a session without a vehicle attached.

If you own an F3800 Plus

We have the adapter listed for the F3000 only. The F3800 Plus listing shows 1,800W from a 120V outlet, 3,200W of solar and 240V bypass charging through its own adapter from a wall outlet or a pure-sine generator. Its EV mention refers to its outputs for charging a vehicle, not to taking power from a charging station.

Which refill suits you

If you travel past EV stations and rarely see sun, the adapter is a simple way to get the F3000's top charge rate without carrying a generator. If you already carry a 120V generator, the A17D1111 adapter gets you the same 3,600W input and passes power through to your loads while it charges.