BLUETTI AC Portable Power Stations

1. BLUETTI AC2P

• Capacity: ~ 230.4 Wh (25.6 V, ~9 Ah)

• AC output: 300 W continuous. 

• Weight: ~3.6 kg (7.9 lbs). 

• Major features: Ultra‑portable, fast AC charging (claims ~45 min to 80%). 

• Best for: camping, outdoor short‑term use, small electronics (laptops, lights).

• Limitations: Very modest capacity & output—won’t run larger appliances for long.

2. BLUETTI AC50P

• Capacity: ~504 Wh (LiFePO₄). 

• AC output: 700 W continuous, with some “lifting” up to ~1,200 W (per reference). 

• Input: Solar input ~200 W max. 

• Weight/size: ~6.9 kg / 15.1 lbs

• Best for: Light‑to‑moderate usage — e.g., outdoor setups, backup for small loads, multiple devices.

• Limitations: Still limited for larger appliances or longer backup.

3. BLUETTI AC60P

• Capacity: ~504 Wh (base), but expandable up to ~2,116 Wh with external battery (2× B80P packs) per specs.

• AC output: 600 W continuous; surge (Power Lifting Mode) up to ~1,200 W. 

• Noteworthy: IP65 rating (dust & water resistant) noted in one source

• Best for: Outdoor use with some flexibility, modest appliances, perhaps van/RV use, where portability matters and expansion might be desired.

• Limitations: Capacity still modest; heavy loads still beyond.

4. BLUETTI AC70P

• Capacity: ~864 Wh (per a spec summary).

• AC output: ~1,000 W continuous (from sources). 

• Features: Balanced mid‑tier model: more capacity/output than the very small ones, but still portable.

• Best for: Medium‑duty use: e.g., van life, longer outdoor trips, parts of home backup for moderate loads.

• Limitations: Not top-tier in capacity/output; still moderate.

5. BLUETTI AC180P

• Capacity: ~1,440 Wh (LiFePO₄) per specs.

• AC output: ~1,800 W continuous; “Power Lifting Mode” up to ~2,700 W

• Weight: ~16 kg / ~35.3 lbs

• Features: Faster AC/solar recharge, multiple outputs, good for heavier loads.

• Best for: Serious outdoor/backup scenarios—RV, moderate home backup, heavier appliances.

• Limitations: Heavier; still not full home whole‑home capacity; cost higher.

6. BLUETTI AC200P

• Capacity: ~2,000 Wh (2 kWh) in many specs. 

• AC output: ~2,000 W continuous; surge up to ~4,800 W in some specs. 

• Battery type: LiFePO₄, 3,500+ life cycles to 80% (according to spec sheet).

• Best for: Larger applications; van/motorhome setups, longer backup, heavier loads.

• Limitations: Much heavier; higher cost; not as easily “portable” as smaller models.

7. BLUETTI AC240P

• Capacity: ~1,843 Wh noted (some variation) per one source

• AC output: ~2,400 W continuous; “Power Lifting” up to ~3,600 W.

• Features: IP65 water/dust resistance; expandable up to ~10,443Wh with 4 B210P batteries (per spec). 

• Best for: Larger portable setups — e.g., boats, RVs, serious off‑grid, high‑draw appliances.

• Limitations: Heavier, more expensive; still not necessarily whole‑house backup for multi‑day outages unless paired with larger storage/inverter systems.

• Match the load: Ensure your inverter rating (continuous and surge) covers your largest appliance(s). E.g., if you have a 1,500 W device, you’ll want a model rated above that (like AC180P or higher).

• Capacity matters: A higher output doesn’t guarantee long run time—capacity (Wh) dictates how long you can run your load.

• Portability vs size: Smaller models (AC2P, AC50P) are light and mobile; larger ones (AC200P, AC240P) weigh considerably more and are less “grab‑and‑go”.

• Expandability: Some models (like AC60P, AC240P) explicitly support external battery additions or expansion packs; others less so.

• Charging speed & inputs: If you plan solar or rapid AC recharge, check input specs (e.g., solar wattage, AC charging wattage).

• Use‑case fit:

  • For weekend camping/light use → AC2P, AC50P.

  • For van life/moderate backup → AC60P, AC70P.

  • For serious backup, heavy loads, RV/home use → AC180P, AC200P, AC240P.

• Region & availability: Spec sheets may differ by region (AU vs US). Prices, ports, plug types might vary.

• Support & lifecycle: LiFePO₄ (LFP) battery chemistry in many of these gives better cycle‑life (3,000+ cycles) than older chemistries. E.g., AC200P spec says 3,500+ cycles to 80%. 

• Real‑world caveats: Users sometimes report quirks (e.g., compatibility with expansion batteries, app/connectivity, reliability). Always review recent user feedback.