Insightful Guide on the Bluetti Power Week: Its Features, Benefits, and Uses

Bluetti Unveils New Power Solutions and Introduces the AC300

Bluetti, a leading innovator in portable power technology, announced the release of four new products on June 23rd, including the AC300, AC200 MAX, B230, and B300. Among these, the AC300 is a significant addition, set to be available on September 15th.

The AC300 is a modular powerhouse, equipped with a 3000-watt inverter, capable of accommodating up to four B300 battery modules. This setup provides a total capacity of 12,228Wh, making it an ideal solution for extended off-grid power needs.

The B300 battery module, one of the components of the AC300, features various DC outlets and can be charged and discharged as standalone power modules. Each B300 can take up 500W of AC power, and it also has its own 200W (MPPT-ready) solar inlet.

The AC300 and Fusion Box Pro can be paired to boost the system to 240V, 6000W, and a total possible connection of 8 B300 battery modules with a capacity of 24,576Wh. The AC300 also supports 2400W solar input, and the fully stacked version allows for 10,400W.

In addition to the AC300, Bluetti has made some price adjustments on its existing products. The EB240 is now available for $1399 ($500 cheaper), the EBS5 for $499 ($100 off), and the AC200P for $1599 ($400 off).

The Bluetti DC charging Enhancer (D050S) is a small device that can charge various Bluetti products. It can boost the solar charging capability of the AC200P to 1200W and allows an extra battery module into the 500W AC inlet, adding 6144Wh (in two B300s) to the current Bluetti model's capacity.

The Enhancer has a built-in MPPT charge controller with voltage regulator circuits. It can also increase the overall capacity of some older Bluetti models like the EB150 and EB240 when connected to the latest Bluetti battery modules or lead acid batteries.

Moreover, the AC200 MAX can connect with up to two B230s or a B300 battery module, boosting its total capacity to 8192Wh. The AC200 MAX features Bluetooth connectivity, a 900 watts solar input, and a 30A NEMA TT-30 outlet.

The AC200 or AC200P can take one battery module with a converter cable through its solar input port. The Enhancer can charge via the 12V/24V cigarette lighter in a car, making it a convenient solution for on-the-go charging.

The AC200 MAX and B230 battery module are available for ordering now, while the AC300 and B300 will be available on September 15th. Early bird subscribers can get $800 off the AC300 on September 15th.

With these new releases and price adjustments, Bluetti continues to push the boundaries of portable power solutions, providing versatile and efficient power options for a wide range of applications.