BLUETTI Portable Power Stations - Models for Autonomous Power Supply
February 19, 2026
If you need not just a "bigger powerbank", but a proper backup for an apartment or house, BLUETTI often ends up among the first options considered. These stations win not with compactness, but rather with their power reserve and overall resource. They are usually chosen by people who want their equipment to run calmly, without overloads and surprises.
The lineup includes both compact models for lights, a laptop and a router, as well as more serious solutions that can already handle a refrigerator, boiler or several devices at once. Below are the models most frequently considered for off-grid power in 2026.
1. BLUETTI EB3A Portable Power Station
BLUETTI EB3A Portable Power Station is the "keep it handy" format. The body is small, neat, with a comfortable handle. It is usually taken for basic tasks: connect a laptop, internet, lighting, charge gadgets. Nothing extra, everything is simple and clear. It behaves stably in operation, no complicated settings needed.
It charges from a wall outlet, car or solar panel. It has a UPS function - when the power goes out, it switches to battery power automatically. Inside is a LiFePO4 battery designed for a long service life. Plenty of ports: AC, USB, DC and even wireless charging.
Key features:
Compact size and carry handle
Pure sine wave for stable equipment operation
Supports charging from grid, car and solar panel
UPS function
Set of AC, USB and DC ports
Specifications:
Battery capacity: 268 Wh
Continuous power: 600 W
Battery type: LiFePO4
Device connection: via AC 230V, USB Type-A/C, DC, car socket
2. BLUETTI AC200PL 2400W
BLUETTI AC200PL 2400W is a completely different class. The body is larger and heavier, but the capabilities are much wider. It is placed where several appliances need to be powered simultaneously: refrigerator, power tools, kitchen appliances. The design includes four AC outlets, USB ports and a car outlet.
Supports high-power charging from the grid and solar panels. Inside is also a LiFePO4 battery with a large number of cycles. There is a display for monitoring parameters and a UPS function for backup power. The weight is noticeable, so the installation location is usually chosen in advance and it is not moved unnecessarily.
Key features:
Four AC 230V outlets
Solar panel charging support
UPS function
Display for parameter monitoring
Specifications:
Battery capacity: 2304 Wh
Continuous power: 2400 W
Battery type: LiFePO4
Device connection: via AC 230V, USB Type-A/C, DC, car socket
3. BLUETTI Premium 100 V2
BLUETTI Premium 100 V2 is not the smallest option, but not a heavyweight either. Convenient format: relatively compact body with a good capacity battery inside. This model is more often considered for longer off-grid operation - powering a refrigerator, power tools or voltage-sensitive equipment. It runs smoothly, without surprises.
Charges from a regular outlet and solar panels. Features UPS mode with fast switching, a display for parameter monitoring, and the ability to connect an extra battery if more runtime is needed. Moderate weight - can be carried without issues, but it won't fit in a backpack anymore.
Key features:
Two AC outlets
Solar panel charging support
UPS mode
Option to connect an additional battery
Specifications:
Battery capacity: 1024 Wh
Continuous power: 2000 W
Battery type: LiFePO4
Device connection: via AC 230V, USB Type-A/C, DC, car socket
4. BLUETTI Apex 300 3840W
BLUETTI Apex 300 3840W is already an option for serious loads. It is chosen when several high-power appliances need to run simultaneously without worrying whether the system can handle it. The body includes four AC outlets, DC outputs and XT60 connectors for working with additional sources. The pure sine wave inverter allows safe connection of household appliances and electronics.
Charges from grid, car and solar panels, supports pass-through charging. Inside is a BMS system that monitors voltage and temperature, plus protection against overload and short circuit. The LiFePO4 battery is designed for long service life. Reinforced body with handles and active cooling - clearly built for heavy-duty use.
Key features:
Solar charging support and XT60 inputs
UPS function and pass-through charging
LiFePO4 battery with over 6000 cycles
LED display for parameter monitoring
Specifications:
Battery capacity: 2764.8 Wh
Continuous power: 3840 W
Battery type: LiFePO4
Device connection: via AC 230V, USB Type-A/C, DC, XT60
5. BLUETTI AC70P
BLUETTI AC70P is usually chosen by those looking for a reasonable balance between power and size. The station does not look bulky, yet it has enough capability for home or travel use. It offers two AC outlets, USB ports and a car outlet. Pure sine wave output - equipment runs stably without jerks.
Charges from grid, car and solar panel. Features UPS with automatic switchover and the ability to expand capacity with an extra battery. Inside is a LiFePO4 battery with about 3000 cycles. Handle-equipped body, easy to carry, weight is quite reasonable for its class.
Key features:
Two AC 230V outlets
Solar charging support
UPS function
Expandable with additional battery
Specifications:
Battery capacity: 864 Wh
Continuous power: 1000 W
Battery type: LiFePO4
Device connection: via AC 230V, USB Type-A/C, DC, car socket
6. BLUETTI Elite 100 V2
BLUETTI Elite 100 V2 is a model for those who value both the number of ports and decent capacity reserve. The panel features two AC outlets, fast-charging USB-C, USB-A and DC connectors. It powers household electronics, networking gear and medium-power tools. The pure sine wave inverter makes equipment behavior predictable - no surges or strange noises.
Charges from grid and solar panels, sources can be combined. Features UPS mode with fast switching. Control is available both from the panel and via app - data shown on display, everything visible at a glance. The LiFePO4 battery is rated for over 4000 cycles, so the model has a very solid lifespan.
Key features:
Solar charging support
UPS mode
App and display control
LiFePO4 battery with extended lifespan
Specifications:
Battery capacity: 1024 Wh
Continuous power: 1800 W
Battery type: LiFePO4
Device connection: via AC 230V, USB Type-A/C, DC, car socket
7. BLUETTI Premium 200 V2
BLUETTI Premium 200 V2 is designed for more serious loads and longer runtime. It is chosen when high-consumption equipment needs to be powered without worrying whether the station can handle it. The body includes AC outlets, USB ports and a car outlet.
Charges from grid, solar panels and car socket. Features UPS with fast switching. Inside is a LiFePO4 battery with increased cycle life. Cooling is automatically regulated, plus protection against overload and overheating is provided.
Key features:
Solar charging support up to 1000 W
UPS function
Display for parameter monitoring
Specifications:
Battery capacity: 2073 Wh
Continuous power: 2600 W
Battery type: LiFePO4
Device connection: via AC 230V, USB Type-A/C, DC, car socket
8. BLUETTI AC200L 2400W 2048Wh
BLUETTI AC200L 2400W 2048Wh is a versatile option for household appliances and medium-to-high-power tools. The body features four AC outlets, USB ports and a car outlet. Thanks to the pure sine wave, it can safely power sensitive electronics without voltage surge risks.
Charges from grid and solar panels, with the option to add an extra battery for more runtime. Includes UPS function and built-in display for load monitoring. The LiFePO4 battery is designed for long-term use, so the model is considered a serious home or workshop backup.
Key features:
Solar charging support up to 1200 W
Option to connect an additional battery
UPS function
Display for operation monitoring
Specifications:
Battery capacity: 2048 Wh
Continuous power: 2400 W
Battery type: LiFePO4
Device connection: via AC 230V, USB Type-A/C, DC, car socket
9. BLUETTI AC180P
BLUETTI AC180P is an option frequently chosen for both home and travel. Not the smallest format, but not bulky either. It offers two AC outlets, USB ports, car outlet and even wireless charging. You can power appliances, charge gadgets and not worry about stability - the inverter delivers pure sine wave, so electronics run calmly.
Charges from regular outlet or solar panel. The body has a display showing main parameters, plus a built-in flashlight - a small thing, but sometimes very useful. The LiFePO4 battery is designed for long-term operation.
Key features:
Solar charging support
Wireless charging
Built-in flashlight
LiFePO4 battery
Specifications:
Battery capacity: 1440 Wh
Continuous power: 1800 W
Battery type: LiFePO4
Device connection: via AC 230V, USB Type-A/C, DC, car socket
10. BLUETTI AC70
BLUETTI AC70 is usually chosen as a compact power source - for apartment, cottage or short trips. Neat body with two AC outlets, USB ports and car outlet. Powers laptop, TV, router, small household appliances. Thanks to pure sine wave, equipment runs without surges.
Charges from grid or solar panel. Features UPS function - if power fails, the station automatically switches to battery power. Inside is a LiFePO4 battery with over 3000 cycles. For its class the model remains fairly compact and convenient to carry.
Key features:
Two AC 230V outlets
Solar charging support up to 500 W
UPS function
LiFePO4 battery with long lifespan
Specifications:
Battery capacity: 768 Wh
Continuous power: 1000 W
Battery type: LiFePO4
Device connection: via AC 230V, USB Type-A/C, car socket
11. BLUETTI Elite 320
BLUETTI Elite 320 is already a serious energy reserve. It is more often considered for stationary use or extended off-grid work when more autonomy is needed. The design includes two AC outlets, fast-charging USB-C, USB-A and DC connectors.
Charges from grid and solar panels, features UPS mode. The body is equipped with wheels and a telescopic handle - at around 34 kg this is really convenient. Control is available via panel and mobile app, all main parameters shown on display. It feels like a proper home backup solution rather than just something kept "just in case".
Key features:
Solar charging support up to 1000 W
UPS mode
Wheels and telescopic handle
LiFePO4 battery
Specifications:
Battery capacity: 3200 Wh
Continuous power: 1800 W
Battery type: LiFePO4
Device connection: via AC 230V, USB Type-A/C, DC, car socket
12. BLUETTI AC180
BLUETTI AC180 is an understandable option for home backup power or travel. Not too bulky, but with decent power reserve. The body features two AC outlets, four USB-A ports, one USB-C and a car outlet. Plus wireless charging - convenient when you don't want to look for a cable.
Charges from grid, car or solar panel. Features UPS with fast switching - power is picked up automatically during outages. The LiFePO4 battery is rated for about 3500 cycles, so the model has a respectable lifespan.
Key features:
Wireless charging
Solar panel support
UPS function
Display and carry handle
Specifications:
Battery capacity: 1152 Wh
Continuous power: 1800 W
Battery type: LiFePO4
Device connection: via AC 230V, USB Type-A/C, car socket
13. BLUETTI AC300 + battery module B500K kit
BLUETTI AC300 + battery module B500K is already a modular system designed for serious backup capacity. The main station works together with an additional battery, allowing the total energy reserve to be scaled up. This format is usually chosen for home use when a reliable and expandable power source is needed.
The panel includes AC outlets, USB ports and a car outlet. The inverter produces a pure sine wave, so connected equipment runs without fluctuations. Supports charging from grid and solar panels, features UPS function. The system can be expanded with more batteries, control is available via display and mobile app.
Key features:
Solar charging support up to 2400 W
Modular design with expansion capability
UPS function
LiFePO4 battery
Specifications:
Continuous power: 3000 W
Battery type: LiFePO4
Device connection: via AC 230V, USB Type-A/C, car socket
How to choose a BLUETTI power station
Choosing a station usually starts not with the model name, but with the actual task. BLUETTI offers solutions of different classes - from compact ones for laptop and router to more powerful options for refrigerator or tools. Therefore, first look at the equipment you plan to power, and only then at the specifications.
It is important to understand where the station will be used: in an apartment as backup, at a cottage or on trips. This determines the required capacity, dimensions and charging methods.
1. Load and power
The first thing to pay attention to is the total power of the connected devices. For basic electronics, models with moderate output power are suitable. For equipment with motors or heating elements, a reserve is needed. Consider:
Rated power - continuous load
Peak power - short-term appliance startup
Pure sine wave - for correct operation of sensitive equipment
A small power reserve is usually wiser than running at the limit.
2. Capacity and runtime
Capacity determines how long the station can run without recharging. More energy reserve means longer autonomy, but also increased body weight.
If the station is needed only for rare outages, there is no point in taking the largest option. For regular off-grid use, choose models with higher capacity or battery expansion capability.
3. Form factor and placement convenience
Compact models are easier to carry and store. More powerful stations are heavier and more often used as stationary backup. Pay attention to:
Presence of handles or wheels
Body size
Noise level under load
In an apartment it is important that the device does not take up extra space.
4. Charging methods
BLUETTI supports several charging options:
From AC grid
From solar panels
From a car
For travel use, the solar input becomes a practical solution. For home backup, fast grid charging is usually sufficient.
5. Additional features
The UPS function allows automatic power switching during grid outages. This is relevant for boilers, computers or networking equipment. You can also find:
Additional battery connection
App control
Wireless charging
Built-in flashlight
These features are not mandatory, but can be useful in specific situations.
Ultimately, choosing a BLUETTI power station revolves around real load, desired runtime and usage format. When the requirements are clear in advance, selecting the right model becomes easier and involves fewer compromises.
Conclusion
A BLUETTI power station is not about abstract specifications, but about specific tasks. Some need to keep a router and laptop running during outages, others need to power a refrigerator or tools at the cottage. Different models cover different scenarios, and that is their logic. There is no need to chase maximum numbers if the actual load is many times smaller.
When the choice is made calmly, with a clear understanding of your needs, the station stops being just a "backup" and becomes a working tool. It is important to look at power, capacity, body format and charging methods. Everything else is details that can be selected according to your usual usage pattern.