FOSSiBOT F3600 Portable Power Station 3840Wh
- 3840Wh EVE LiFePO4, expandable to 11520Wh
- 3600W continuous, 7200W surge, pure sine wave
- 15 outputs, five 120V AC outlets
- 2000W MPPT solar input, 12-160V, 20A
- 3500W AC plus solar, about 1.8 hours to recharge
- 10ms UPS switchover, up to about 2500W
- 6500+ cycles, 5-year warranty
- 42kg, wheels and retractable handle
Updated 5 days ago · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A powerful home and RV backup station with fast solar charging and a broad port set. It is heavy, and the UPS mode carries less load than the full inverter output.
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ASIN: B0FP9RTPXLModel: F3600 ProCategory: Generators
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Overview
Rolling the FOSSiBOT station into a garage, RV or home office brings a large lithium iron phosphate battery and a pure sine wave inverter for fridges, tools and computers. It recharges from the wall, solar panels or both at once.
Fast solar input and a high charge rate mean it refills in an afternoon of sun or a short wall session, which matters during multi day outages. The UPS function covers routers and computers, though its load limit is lower than the main inverter.
Who it's for
Built for outage prone homes, off grid cabins and RV travel where large appliances and electronics share one supply. People wanting a pack to hike with should choose something much smaller.
Pros and cons
- High continuous and surge output
- Large solar input
- Fast combined recharging
- UPS switchover for computers
- Heavy even with wheels
- UPS load below inverter output
- Expansion adds energy, not output
- Panels and expansion packs extra
Performance notes
Starting heavy motors depends on the surge figure, while sustained loads rely on continuous output. Recharge speed is set by input power, so combined wall and solar charging cuts downtime. The battery management system watches voltage, current and temperature to protect the cells.
Specifications
| Brand | FOSSIBOT |
|---|---|
| Model | F3600 Pro |
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Item weight | 42kg |
| Capacity & performance | |
| Output Wattage | 3600W continuous, 7200W surge |
| Expandable capacity | 11520Wh with two FB3840 batteries |
| Battery capacity | 3840Wh |
| Wireless output | Wi-Fi and Bluetooth app |
| Cycle life | 6500+ cycles |
| Power & efficiency | |
| Battery chemistry | EVE LiFePO4 |
| Warranty & support | |
| Warranty Description | 5-year warranty |
| Other details | |
| Number Of Ports | 15: 5 AC 120V, 2 USB-A QC3.0 18W, 3 USB-C PD 20W, 1 USB-C PD 100W, 2 DC5521 12V/3A, 1 12V/10A car outlet, 1 12V/25A XT60 |
| AC charging input | Up to 1500W, five levels from 300W |
| Recharge time | About 1.8 hours with 3500W AC plus solar |
| Solar charging | 2000W MPPT, 12-160V, 20A |
| Ups switchover | 10ms, up to about 2500W |
Frequently asked questions
Can the FOSSiBOT F3600 Pro keep a router and computer running in an outage?
Yes. In UPS mode it switches to battery in about 10ms and supports up to about 2500W of AC load.
Which solar panels work with the FOSSiBOT F3600 Pro?
The listing names FOSSiBOT SP420W panels, within the 2000W MPPT input at 12-160V and 20A.
Do the FOSSiBOT expansion batteries raise output power?
No. Two FB3840 packs raise stored energy to 11520Wh but do not increase inverter output.
How do I monitor the F3600 Pro?
The FOSSiBOT App connects over Wi-Fi and Bluetooth to show battery status and manage charging and output.