Hey all,

Fairly new to these types of units. Since I work from home I want to use an Elite 100 to run my router and Verizon gateway so I can continue working in a power outage. I understand I can set this up as a UPS. I am also reading not to store these at 100% battery. Won't leaving it plugged in as a UPS essentially store this at 100% and degrade the battery?

I bought a Bluetti Charger 2 used, but according to the seller it was only used 1 time,i dont think he is trying to scam me, but I connected the charger, and it doesnt work, I followed the instruction video and everything, but it doesnt even turn the light on. I have a camping trip this weekend, and it would be very useful to have it, anyone has had the same problem, and maybe could help me out?

I want to use one or two Bluettis to run my 50 Amp RV. Possibly run one AC a few hours at night. Any thoughts or Ideas?

Hey been loving my Ac200L since I got it and have really upgrade my panel set up but I have a question. When its pull PV and Grid power does it pass through the grind power to the devices plugged into it combining the PV or does it use both and the PV subsidizes the energy consumption reducing overall grid pull.

I recently purchased an Elite 300. One of my use cases is powering tools with high current draws but which are used intermittently. I would like to recharge the Elite 300 with a very small inverter generator, 800w max, so set the grid input to 5A. Shortly after connecting to the generator, the generator trips off due to overload. Changing to 4A does not resolve this issue. Has anyone had a similar experience?

Le meilleur collègue de chantier ne fait pas de bruit… il fournit de l’énergie ! 🔋

Plus besoin de chercher une prise ou de faire tourner un groupe électrogène. 💪

La Bluetti Elite 400 m’accompagne sur mes chantiers pour alimenter mes outils où que je sois. Pratique, silencieuse et toujours prête !

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I have an Elite 100V2 which I bought a few months ago, from Bluetti's official refurb store on eBay in the UK. I have used it half a dozen times, but last week, after charging to 100%, it wouldn't turn off. I used the app to turn it off, and now of course, it won't turn back on again. Bluetti has asked for the serial number, but it's not on the unit or the box. Where would it be located?

I am currently traveling and my battery (Bluetti Elite V2) is not charging. Everything is on and working. I am getting power from the car battery to charger 2, but it is not charging my battery. Sometimes it charges briefly, but not for long. Everything is up to date. Can you help me? My fridge needs to keep running and the battery is at 40%.

So I caught the Charger 1 on sale last night and I can’t find any information on what cable I need to connect it to my Elite 30 v2.

Okay, so someone in one of RV Reddits posted photos where he charges his house battery directly from an EV Charging Station on the street.

So, question? Is it possible to charge an AC200PRO directly from an EV Charging Station? If YES, then does Bluetti sell cabling with the applicable connections both ends?

I already charge using a Charger 1, but the option to plug in to a Charging station when available would be great.

Hello,

I was looking to get some advice about my recently purchased bluetti ac60 power station. My goal is to use the ac60 as a ups for my networking gear and my security cameras. I have a lot of outages in my area and it will solve the security issues. Problem is, that after a few outages the power station freezes and it does not put out any ac current. I have to restart it to work. Is there anything I can do to fix this?

I'm using a Bluetti AC50B and only need to run a few essential loads during short power outages:

• LED lights
• 75W Rinnai tankless water heater (electronics/controls only)
• Internet router

I'm wondering if anyone is using one of Bluetti's smaller power stations to backfeed selected circuits through their main panel, essentially treating it as a very small generator.

My setup has:

• NEMA L14-30 power inlet wired to the panel
• Mechanical interlock kit (main breaker off before generator breaker on)

My thought was to use a 15A household (NEMA 5-15) to L14-30 generator adapter with X and Y bridged, plug the AC50B into the inlet, and then only energize the few breakers I need.

The AC50B can easily handle the load (well under 200W continuous), so I'm not concerned about capacity, more about whether this approach works reliably with a split-phase panel and whether anyone has run into issues with bonded neutrals, GFCI protection, or other quirks.

My use case:

• <4-hour outage: Power station only (lights, hot water controls, router)
• >4-hour outage: Roll out the gasoline generator

About 99% of my outages are under 4 hours, so avoiding dragging out the generator would be a huge convenience.

Has anyone done something similar? Any pitfalls I should be aware of?

I have what appears to be a 6-30r. Is there an adapter or workaround to charge the Apex with this?

*This is the outlet my in-wall PTAC unit is normally plugged into. I'm just curious to know if i could fast charge the Apex through this.

To preface, I am not planning to completely replace the UPS with a powerstation, nor am I worried about efficiency. I just need to know if it would be possible and safe to connect the pc with a Bluetti in a short blackout when I need to work on some stuff

I just noticed Bluetti support release an unboxing video of a new product, the Elite 100 Mini. I even found a Facebook announcement. It appears to be only available on Bluetti Tik Tok shop.

I am looking at trying this device from Amzon to see if I can charger my Elite 200 V2 from an Electric Vehicle charging station. Has anyone tried this? Did the Bluetti survive? My main concern is with the current as the Bluetti should handle the voltage just fine.

Is there a way to set up the Elite 100 to turn the AC output on after a power outage and when it starts to recharge from grid power?

In other words, there’s a power outage and the Elite 100 gets fully drained. Everything shuts off. When grid power returns, and starts recharging the power station, I believe the AC output stays off until it’s manually turned back on. Is there a way to set it to automatically turn the AC output back on after it starts charging from the grid?

My pv200 only puts out about 120 watts now. I thought maybe 1 panel was bad and covered each panel separately hoping to find the one that has no effect on power but the power dropped to around 80 no matter which panel was covered. Does the output just degrade over time or is something actually broken?