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Bluetti Elite 100 V2 1800W/1024Wh Portable Power Station on sale for $395 - $19.75 w/ promo code
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Bluetti Elite 100 V2 1800W/1024Wh Portable Power Station on sale for $395 - $19.75 w/ discount code
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Specs:
- Capacity: 1024Wh
- Battery Type: LiFePO4
- Battery Lifecycle: 4,000 cycles
- Inputs:
- AC Power Input (Turbo Mode): 1,200W / AC Power Input (Standard Mode): 600W Max
- 0-80% Recharging in 45Mins with 1,200W AC Input
- Solar Input: 1,000W Max., VOC 12-60VDC, 20A
- Car Input: 12/24V from Cigarette Lighter Port
- 11 Outputs:
- 4x 120V AC Output (1800W continuous, 2700W boost)
- 2x 15W USB-A
- 1x 100W USB-C
- 1x 140W USB-C
- 1x 12V 100W Car Port
- 2x 12V 5521
- Smart Control & Monitor with BLUETTI App
- Dimensions: 12.6 Ă— 8.5 Ă— 9.8 in
- 25.3lbs
- Bluetti Warranty: 5-Years
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https://www.amazon.com/gp/custome...QC951
This review says Bluetti can't run a 1275W window air conditioner, where EcoFlow Delta 3 easily can.
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EcoFlow Delta 3 and Delta 3 Plus.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/custome...QC951
This review says Bluetti can't run a 1275W window air conditioner, where EcoFlow Delta 3 easily can.
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EcoFlow Delta 3 and Delta 3 Plus.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/custome...QC951
This review says Bluetti can't run a 1275W window air conditioner, where EcoFlow Delta 3 easily can.
This should in theory work, and be fine for most fridges for like 10+ hours, but there are reviews noting issues with it meeting max speced wattage, and that could be cutting it close for a fridge with higher wattage needs.
It's fantastic if you want something that can power pretty much anything that runs on a standard 15A household outlet while keep a small enough weight/size so that you can easily tote it with one hand. It's also much more durable than anything you can DIY.
How do I use it? It runs my full sized desktop with 2 displays while connected to a 350W solar panel. Granted the load is only around 150-200W, it runs at least 10 hours a day. If I have excess energy, I'll use it for vacuuming or cooking with a microwave or induction stove, so it can handle 1500W+ continuous loads (one at a time, of course). If could put up to 1000W of solar into it, but I don't have the space for the panels. BTW, you can get cheap used 350W panels for around $25 locally.
I generate about 40kwh of solar every month, so it's saving me rough $10/mo plus giving me a small amount of backup energy independence. Power outages are pretty rare where I am, but they do happen and now I have no concern about the hundred of dollars of groceries and frozen meats that I store.
The biggest drawback is the 1kwh capacity is relatively small for something with an 1800W inverter; If you used the full load on an AC, it would only run about 30 mins. But you can't have small size and large capacity with LFP batteries. However, there are ways to extend the runtime with external batteries. If you need something with more capacity but less portability or you need more power, buy something else.
It's fantastic if you want something that can power pretty much anything that runs on a standard 15A household outlet while keep a small enough weight/size so that you can easily tote it with one hand. It's also much more durable than anything you can DIY.
How do I use it? It runs my full sized desktop with 2 displays while connected to a 350W solar panel. Granted the load is only around 150-200W, it runs at least 10 hours a day.
Otherwise if you can get something at a significantly lower price for the same or better capacity, output, input, etc... you should go with that. The build quality is pretty good on the Bluetti.
Also, what company puts out a teardown video on it's official youtube page? Bluetti.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vzVhTlK
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