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BLUETTI Solar Generator AC180, 1,152Wh LiFePO4 Battery Backup w/ 4 1,800W (2,700W Peak) AC Outlets, 0-80% in 45Min, for Camping, Off-Grid, Power Outage

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BLUETTI Solar Generator AC180, 1,152Wh LiFePO4 Battery Backup w/ 4 1,800W (2,700W Peak) AC Outlets, 0-80% in 45Min, for Camping, Off-Grid, Power Outage

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· [Charged in 1 Hour] - The AC180 packs a 1152Wh LiFePO4 battery, which can be fully charged in just 1 hour at 1440W AC input - always ready to go when you need it. · [Power All Your Needs] - The AC180 boasts 1800W output and 11 outlets to handle almost anything you plug in. With a tap on the BLUETTI App, you can give it a boost to 2700W for your higher needs. · [Solar Fast Charge] - Built-in MPPT charge controller for up to 500W solar input. Fully charge AC180 solar generator in 2.8-3.3 hours with clean, environmentally friendly, renewable solar energy. · [Reliable UPS] - More than an outdoor power source, the AC180 can also be used as a rugged home battery backup - providing emergency power to your essentials in 20 ms. · [What You Get] - BLUETTI solar generator AC180, AC charging cable, car charging cable, solar charging cable, user manual.

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SamuraiJack42Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2025

I love the quality of Bluetti products. They just work! I like how this unit shows you exactly how much power is coming in, and how much power is going out. It has an easy to understand display, and the operation of the unit is simple, with 3 easy to understand buttons: - Unit ON - DC Output ON - AC Output ON The unit charges in just a few hours when attached to home power, and should get a full charge during a day attached to the included 200W solar panel. It is important to note that in real life, you will not get 200W of charging from your solar panels! That is their theoretical limit, and any slight deviation from perfect sunlight will cause the output power to be lower. (This includes, clouds, humidity, pollution, latitude, altitude, time of year, angle of the panels) In my case, I did some tests using the included stands set to a "good" angle trying to get the sun exactly perpendicular to to the solar panels and got the following results: - Fully cloudy day with slight rain - 57 W - Clear day - 161 W (Early April, 40 degrees latitude, 4200 feet elevation) *The reason date/latitude/altitude matter is because the amount of solar power you receive is dependent on upon how much atmosphere the light must travel through, and the angle it hits from the sun (because more energy from the sun bounces off to the side, the larger the angle it hits the atmosphere. Part of why it's colder at the poles and in winter because that angle is larger.) All this to say that you shouldn't be angry and think your unit is defective if you don't get the full 200W advertised. The unit uses up to 20 W of power when turned on, for running the display/bluetooth/power conversion circuitry, so keep it off when not in use. Also, only turn on the AC/DC buttons when actually using that output, so it doesn't waste power trying to convert when nothing is using it. Thankfully, it has an auto power off function to keep from wasting power. And the display shuts off after a few seconds to preserve electricity as well. Speaking of bluetooth, the system has an accompanying app which uses bluetooth to connect your phone to the unit from up to 100 feet away. Using this, you can do 4 important things: - Check how much power is coming in and how much power is going out (on both DC and AC) - See what % of the battery is left - Turn on/off the AC and DC outputs - Turn on/off the whole unit In short, everything you can do from the box itself can be done via the app, from the cozy comfort of your tent on a cold morning when you want to start the water boiling before you get up out of your warm sleeping bag.

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shaneReviewed in the United States on March 13, 2025

I have always thought that it was a good idea to have backup power in case of an extended power outage, and recently my wife started working from home, so it was time to spend the money and get it done. After extensive reading and debating, I decided that a battery backup with a solar panel is a better fit for us rather than a conventional generator, and if you've done some research too, you'll know that Bluetti is usually a pretty recommended brand, so that's why you're here. I went with the AC180 because it had comparable specs to the another brand I was considering, and I'm not going to bore you with all the specs, but this unit had 100 more watts than the other one, the price, and Bluetti's support is supposed to be better (more on this at the end.) So that is ultimately why I went with the AC180. When my unit arrived it was packaged well with no damage, and had 55% charge on it, which is right where you want it to be before storing it long term. I couldn't wait to test it in a real world application, so I unplugged the power strip in the living room with a smart TV and PS4 on it and started them up. The Bluetti worked like a champ. Now obviously it was only running like 150w of electronics, but it's still amazing to see that you can play for hours on this honestly pretty small (about 30 pound) battery generator when it's only half charged! I unplugged the unit and plugged it into the wall to charge it to full so I could fully cycle the battery, and I came to a problem. For some reason my unit was only charging at about 300w. I thought that this couldn't be right from everything that I had read, so off I went to do research. I downloaded the app to make sure I was on the most up to date firmware, and everything looked right. After doing more research, some people recommended to drain the unit to 0 with turbo charge turned on and then it should charge at normal speed. This is what I did and it worked. After draining the unit to 0, I was able to charge from my home plug at over 1000w. Then came the fun of playing the ps4 for a few more hours to drain the battery back down again for storage! I honestly had to plug more into it because it was taking so long..... I know that this unit has more than enough power to run my wife's PC, modem, the fridge, and some lights for hours if the power went out, which is all we really need. We aren't living rural, and outages usually don't last long, so this sized unit is perfect for us. I also bought a 160w portable solar panel to accompany the AC180, and hooking it up was simple and will allow us to extend our usage even further if needed, or bring this little powerhouse camping with us. Lastly, 2 days after buying this unit, Bluetti added an additional $50 coupon to this unit which they honored when I asked them about it. So far, their customer service has been great to me, and the unit other than the charging issue has performed amazingly, so I am extremely happy with my purchase.

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KlenzymeReviewed in Canada on January 8, 2025

J’utilise cette batterie principalement pour les pannes de courant en hiver. Elle est suffisamment puissant pour alimenter ma cafetière et mon frigo pendant de longues heures. Je vais également l’utiliser à mon camp de chasse pour l’éclairage, mon petit micro-ondes et recharger mes outils électrique. Cependant je recommande d’acheter le modèle AC180P au lieu du modèle AC180 pour la différence de prix vous aurez 288 watts de puissance supplémentaire. BLUETTI possède une bonne réputation en matière de batterie et garantissent leur produit pendant cinq ans. C’est un gage de qualité. Je recommande ce produit.

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Amazon CustomerReviewed in Canada on April 23, 2025

The power generator and solar panel were a great addition to our camping season! So far, everything has worked perfectly, and the overall impression has been very positive. Reliable, efficient, and a must-have for outdoor adventures.

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CollinsReviewed in Canada on July 8, 2023

I’ve had the machine for two weeks and have tested all of the features. It is everything that Bluetti claims it to be. It looks and feels like a quality device and it’s not too heavy (~16kg/35.27lbs) to take car camping. The UPS function actually works, even on devices with an electronic power button (such as a desktop PC) and that is unlike the emergency power source (EPS) system on a competitive model from another popular brand. I do wish the built in MPPT controller could handle more input current from solar. It is difficult to get close to the maximum 500W input from solar because of the input current limitation of 10A. 15A (like it can handle on AC) would be ideal on a machine in this class; however, a more robust MPPT controller and heavier gauge wiring would be required and that would increase the cost slightly. My only other wish for the AC180 would be rubber port caps for all ports, including the USB ports. If you charge the internal batteries outdoors with solar, dust and debris can collect in the ports. I purchased some vanilla port covers to take care of that, but they are not attached to the device so I may lose a few. The cooling fan does kick in when it is charging or discharging at a high rate but the sound is not as high pitched as it is on competing models. It isn’t quiet, but it isn’t horrible either. I downloaded the phone App to update the firmware. I don’t normally use phone Apps, but it was necessary in this case because you cannot update it with a jump drive or a PC. It works. I do wish you could set the display screen time out in the App. 30 seconds is okay, but when you are trying to optimize the position of your solar panels to maximize the input watts it would be nice to have the choice, rather than pushing the power button to turn the timed out display back on. Over all, an excellent machine and a good value if you can purchase it on sale for ~$1000. It will run a fridge over night in an emergency and has a large enough inverter (pure sine wave) to run almost anything for a short duration.

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ÁngelReviewed in Mexico on May 21, 2025

Estoy decepcionado lo usé para alimentar un bombillo durante 1 hora que se fue la luz y se cayó del 100% al 84% creo el arrancador de mi auto aguanta más , me siento estafado pues gasté como 15 mil pesos

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ReeseReviewed in Canada on May 1, 2025

love this power station was running the wifi and tv during a power outage lasted for hours, very good quality inverter had zero issues. don't skimp out on lower priced power stations you sacrifice on a lot buy getting lower priced one this a very balanced with features as well as quality and run time. very impressed :)