Current price: Pecron F3000LFP
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Pecron F3000 · F3000LFP
Pecron F3000 (F3000LFP)
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A 3,072Wh, 3,600W power station for 100–120V loads. It suits buyers who need substantial 120V output and capacity; check the 63.3 lb weight and inverter idle draw before choosing it for smaller or intermittent loads.
Updated October 25, 2026 · Specs, cited reviewer tests, and calculated estimates. We have not hands-on tested this model.
Who it fits: buyers comparing a roughly 3kWh battery for compatible 120V loads within its published 3,600W total AC rating. Check individual outlet limits and appliance startup demand too. Main tradeoffs: it has no listed 240V outlet, weighs 63.3 lb, and The Solar Lab reports 37W inverter idle draw. At that rate, leaving AC enabled consumes 888Wh over 24 hours before an appliance uses power; this matters for small intermittent loads.
Before buying, compare the base unit with the same included accessories, shipping and any applied coupon. Check the seller, return terms and warranty as well as the final price. A crossed-out list price is not a price history; the retailer confirms the final price and availability.
At $899, the base 3,072Wh unit costs $292.64 per nominal kWh. This compares battery capacity, not usable AC energy or lifetime running cost.
How long could the F3000LFP run a fridge?
The Solar Lab's F3000LFP test reports 37W idle draw with the inverter enabled and no load. Its 83% full-discharge efficiency result was measured at a sustained 3,600W load; it is not a fridge-efficiency measurement. We have not independently reproduced either result.
Example: about 27.7 hours. A fridge labeled 550 kWh/year averages 62.8W. With 3,072Wh, assumed 85% conversion efficiency, and 37W idle draw, the model estimates 27.7 hours from a full battery without solar input.
The calculation is capacity ÷ (average appliance watts ÷ 0.85 + inverter idle watts). Temperature, door opening, startup demand, and battery condition can change actual results. We keep the reviewer's whole-discharge efficiency separate to avoid counting idle losses twice.
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F3000LFP or F5000LFP: which fits?
Choose the F3000LFP when its lighter, 120V-only format covers your loads. Choose the larger F5000LFP when you need more capacity, higher output, and the listed 240V outlet. The table keeps that recommendation grounded in published figures; first-hand array evidence is on the F5000LFP build page.
If 120V backup is enough, cross-shop the F3000LFP and Bluetti Elite 300: their batteries are close in rated capacity, but the Pecron has a higher continuous AC output rating. Compare both models’ current offers on that page. You can also browse other Pecron models, or estimate refrigerator runtime before choosing a capacity.
F3000LFP and F5000LFP: the useful differences
Capacity, output, 240V capability, weight, and best-case recharge are published or computed comparisons. First-hand evidence for the F5000LFP is the 12-panel array we wired to it.
| Spec | F3000LFP | F5000LFP |
|---|---|---|
| Capacity | 3,072Wh | 5,120Wh |
| Rated AC | 3,600W | 7,200W |
| 240V | Listed no | Listed yes |
| Solar input | 1,600W | 5,800W (system max 6,400W) |
| Best-case solar recharge | 1.9 h | 0.9 h |
| Weight | 63.3 lb | 123.9 lb |
| Expandable to | 9,216Wh | 35,840Wh |
| First-hand on this site | — | 12-panel array |
F3000LFP specifications and weight
Check the official Pecron product page and the manual for your exact unit before choosing loads or solar wiring.
| Spec | Published value |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 3,072Wh |
| Rated AC output | 3,600W |
| Surge | 4,500W |
| Solar input | 1,600W (12-120V) |
| AC charge | 1,800W |
| Chemistry | LiFePO4 |
| Cycle life | 3,500 |
| 240V | Listed no |
| Expandable to | 9,216Wh |
| Weight | 63.3 lb |
| UPS switchover | 20 ms |
| Warranty | 5 years |
Pecron F3000 questions
Is the Pecron F3000 the same as the F3000LFP?
F3000 is commonly used as shorthand for the Pecron F3000LFP. Check the model name on the listing; the Anker SOLIX F3000 is a different product.
How much does the Pecron F3000LFP weigh?
Our catalog lists 63.3 lb (about 28.7 kg). Plan where it will sit and how you will move it; compare weight as well as battery capacity.
Can the F3000LFP run a refrigerator?
It can be a candidate for a compatible 120V refrigerator. A planning example using 550 kWh/year, 3,072Wh, assumed 85% conversion efficiency and the reviewer-reported 37W idle draw gives about 27.7 hours. This is not a measured fridge test. Check the appliance running and starting requirements.
Does the F3000LFP have a 240V outlet?
No. The F3000LFP is the 120V model in this comparison. The F5000LFP has a listed 240V outlet, as well as more capacity and higher rated output.
Have you tested the F3000LFP yourself?
No. We separate published specifications, attributed Solar Lab test results, and our own calculations. Our first-hand Pecron build uses the F5000LFP.
Continue with the Pecron model comparison, our F5000LFP solar build, or the sources and calculation methods.