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BAMBU LAB + ANKER SOLIX

What will you make?

Three ready-to-start printer and material kits. Choose your purpose; we have matched the essentials.

Materials preselectedOptional power · 1,024 WhSolar option · 200 W
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Illustrative home office with 3D-printed desk organizers
Project inspiration · Choose a kit to match your idea

01 / WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE TO MAKE?

Start with your idea.

Printer and materials already matched. Every material below includes a spool.

Printing purpose

Project inspiration. Printed objects and workspace items are not included.

PLA is the easy starting material for indoor models and organizers. Two black 1kg spools are included.

02 / WHERE WILL YOU PRINT?

Solar field kit: equipment, portable power and one PS200 panel.

Included accessories and project essentials

Your selected purpose kit includes the printer configuration and full-size spooled materials shown above. The Color Project Kit includes AMS; the other two kits use the external spool holder.

Mobile power adds the listed station and its supplied AC charging cable.

Solar field kit adds one PS200 panel and its supplied solar-to-XT60 connection and extension cables. Confirm the cable set against the delivered panel version.

Use a level, dry, ventilated work surface. Plan the complete print duration and startup load; portable power does not guarantee uninterrupted printing during source switching.

Solar field kit · regular total$1,434.96 USD

Solar-kit credit is submitted in cart for the complete solar package.

Your selected equipment is itemized in the cart. Eligible kit savings, tax and shipping are confirmed at checkout.

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YOUR FIRST PRINT

Three steps to get started.

Bambu Lab P1S
01

Set up the printer

Unpack, connect to a wall outlet and complete the guided calibration.

Spooled printing filament
02

Load the matched material

Select the matching Bambu material profile. Dry PETG before printing using the current material guide.

Example of printed organizers in a home workspace
03

Start with a small model

Use a compatible P1S print profile. Check the first layer before starting a larger project.

OPTIONAL POWER & SOLAR

A clear path for power.

For the solar configuration, connect one PS200 to the station’s solar input. The mobile configuration uses the station without a panel. Power the equipment through its original AC cable or matching charger.

PS200 solar panelPS200 · 200 WIncluded solar-to-XT60 cable
Portable power stationC1000 Gen 2AC outlet → original device charger
Equipment powered through its compatible chargerCharge & workUse the manufacturer’s power cable

Use a single panel, not a series string. Confirm the panel label and connector before use. Keep the station and chargers dry, shaded and within their operating temperature limits.

Estimate charging time & solar yield

Plan your energy reserve

—estimated hours from a full station

— illustrative daily solar energy

AC estimate = 1,024 Wh × 80% ÷ average watts. Solar estimate = 200 W × sun hours × 75%. These are planning assumptions, not measured kit runtimes; temperature, load, shading and conversion losses change results. Solar output is not added to the AC-runtime estimate.

SEE THE CORE EQUIPMENT IN ACTION

Understand the workflow.

Manufacturer demonstrations explain the equipment. Your selected configuration determines which power equipment and accessories are included.

Manufacturer specifications ↗Power station specifications ↗

Make it fit your work.

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BUILD WITH DRT

Tell us about the job.

Share your equipment and working conditions. DRT can help with the component list, compatible add-ons and configuration quote.

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Custom hardware, software and installation are quoted before purchase.
Equipment references & planning assumptions

Configuration references reviewed November 9, 2026. Choose the exact model and region when opening a manufacturer document. Kit connections and runtime calculations are DRT planning recommendations, not manufacturer certification of a combined system.