Packaging
With the Solix C2000 Gen 2 being just under 42 pounds in its box, the packaging is a little more stout than you typically see from Anker. The C2000 Gen 2 came in a brown box with a simple line drawing of the power station on the front and back of the box. It also has a whole variety of important warning stickers on the side for the shipping company including one warning that it can only go on cargo aircraft and multiple warnings that it has lithium-ion batteries inside. Once in the box you can pull the C2000 Gen 2 out of its plastic bag and you do get a smaller cardboard box with its accessories. You also get some documentation including a warranty card for its 5-year warranty, a quick start guide and one with safety information as well. The last two both have a large QR code on the front that gets you to a digital user guide and links to both the app and support as well.
Inside the accessory box you have two cables, one is a thick AC charging cable and the thinner cable is a DC charging cable for use with your car. The AC charging cable has a traditional PC power cable layout with a NEMA 5-15p plug (US wall plug) on one end and a C13 plug on the other end. The DC cable has what some people would call a cigarette lighter plug or a car’s DC power plug on one end and the XT-60 connection on the other end.
