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Anker SOLIX waterproof cover, IP54, port access through hook-and-loop flaps

A waterproof IP54 carrying case for Anker SOLIX power stations, with hook-and-loop port access so the station can charge without removing the cover.

Anker SOLIX waterproof carrying case for a power station

Anker SOLIX waterproof cover, IP54, port access through hook-and-loop flaps

A waterproof IP54 carrying case for Anker SOLIX power stations, with hook-and-loop port access so the station can charge without removing the cover.

Model fit
Anker SOLIX power stations; no individual model is named, first bullet
Internal dimensions
Nowhere in the listing
Padding
Nowhere in the listing — the case is described by its waterproofing rather than its padding
Material
Waterproof material with a sealed zip design, and rubberised feet that keep the station off wet ground, first bullet
Ventilation
Hook-and-loop flaps give access to the ports so the station can be charged without removing the cover, second bullet — the only case in this family that addresses use with the cover on
Cable storage
An accessory compartment for chargers, cables and other equipment, third bullet
Water resistance
IP54, first bullet — THE ONLY PUBLISHED INGRESS RATING IN THIS FAMILY
Carrying options
Nowhere in the listing
Amazon reference
B0DCFT4DBP (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
0194644209537
  • IP54 published, where the other two cases here say splash-protected or water-repellent
  • Port access through flaps, so the station charges with the cover on
  • No internal dimensions, so the fit cannot be checked against a station

Best for: An Anker SOLIX station that has to work outside in the rain.

≈ €69
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Specifications

Model fit
Anker SOLIX power stations; no individual model is named, first bullet
Internal dimensions
Nowhere in the listing
Padding
Nowhere in the listing — the case is described by its waterproofing rather than its padding
Material
Waterproof material with a sealed zip design, and rubberised feet that keep the station off wet ground, first bullet
Ventilation
Hook-and-loop flaps give access to the ports so the station can be charged without removing the cover, second bullet — the only case in this family that addresses use with the cover on
Cable storage
An accessory compartment for chargers, cables and other equipment, third bullet
Water resistance
IP54, first bullet — THE ONLY PUBLISHED INGRESS RATING IN THIS FAMILY
Carrying options
Nowhere in the listing
Amazon reference
B0DCFT4DBP (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
0194644209537

A cover you do not take off.

IP54

Published in the first bullet. Dust-protected, resistant to splashing water from any direction.

Three cases in this family. The other two say splash-protected and water-repellent — descriptions. This one gives the rating, and on a product whose purpose is keeping weather off an expensive machine, that is the difference between a claim and a specification.

The flaps

Hook-and-loop covers over the port area, so the station can be charged and used without removing the cover.

That is the design decision that makes the rest work. A cover that has to come off to plug something in comes off on the first wet afternoon and stays off. Flaps mean the protection is still there while the station is doing its job.

The feet

Rubberised, keeping the station off wet ground. Small, and it is where water actually reaches a box sitting outside.

The compartment

For chargers, cables and other equipment.

The lines this listing leaves blank

The internal dimensions. Three bullets in total, and no measurements in any of them — so the fit rests entirely on it being an Anker case for Anker stations, with no individual model named.

Any padding. Any load rating. Any carrying arrangement at all.

This is a weatherproof cover rather than a carrying bag, and the two cases alongside it are the reverse.

Availability

German Amazon store quoted about 69 € when this page was compiled.

American, British, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon catalogues carry an entry for it, with nobody selling.

These figures are what Keepa reported on the day this page was last updated. Availability and pricing move without notice.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 16 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.

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