BLUETTI AC2P Portable Power Station, 230.4 Wh LiFePO4 Battery Backup w/ 2 300W (600W Power Lifting) AC Outlets, Recharge from 0-80% in 45 Min., Solar Generator for Camping (Solar Panel Optional)
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Style: BLUETTI AC2P
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- [Portable & Powerful] - With a 300W AC inverter, 230.4 Wh capacity, 6 outlets, yet weighs only 7.9 lbs, this power station is your perfect partner for outdoor adventure, camping, RV trip or even home backup.
- [Fast Charging] - With 270W Turbo Charging, charging AC2P from 0-80% takes only 45 mins, and 100% in 70 mins. You can also get it charged via solar panel, car, and lead-acid battery.
- [Safe & Durable] - Built with LiFePO4 battery and BMS for safety and longevity. The AC2P can be activated even when the battery runs out, making it a perfect power source for emergency relief.
- [App Remote Control] - Using the BLUETTI App, you can monitor its status, set the charging / discharging mode, and achieve an OTA update on your phone. Intelligent power management made easy.
- [What You Get] - BLUETTI AC2P portable power station, AC charging cable, solar charging cable, user manual.
Brand: BLUETTI
Wattage: 230 Watt-hours
Fuel Type: Electric
Power Source: Solar Powered
Recommended Uses For Product: Camping
Output Wattage: 900
Special Feature: Portable
Included Components: AC2P
Product Dimensions: 6.9"L x 6.2"W x 9.8"H
Model Name: AC2P
Brand: BLUETTI
Wattage: 230 Watt-hours
Fuel Type: Electric
Power Source: Solar Powered
Recommended Uses For Product: Camping
Output Wattage: 900
Special Feature: Portable
Included Components: AC2P
Product Dimensions: 6.9"L x 6.2"W x 9.8"H
Model Name: AC2P
Manufacturer: BLUETTI
Item Weight: 11.61 pounds
Item model number: AC2P
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Style: BLUETTI AC2A
I purchased the Bluetti AC2A and have been using it for just over two weeks. I plan to use this for off grid and as a backup device. I needed a minimalist configuration that was portable, lightweight and transportable to an off grid seasonal property. My initial results of this unit are better than expected. The power station is made for outdoor use, and has a wealth of capabilities despite its small size. It's ideal for camping and hiking trips, or any other prolonged outdoor activities. Weighing just under 8 pounds, the AC2A is very lightweight, making it easy to transport and store in your bag. The LiFePo battery capacity is 204 wh and it has 300w pure sine inverter power The unit was well packaged and comes with standard accessories such as an AC charging cable, MC4 solar charging cable, grounding screw, and product documentation. You can add optional accessories including a car charging cable or a B80 Aviation Plug to XT60 cable. The B80 cable would be used if you purchase a B80 expansion battery to connect to the AC2A. Here are some tests as I evaluated the unit: Unit Charging I solar charged the unit using 2 100w panels. These need to be wired in parallel due to the 12-28VDC limit with the AC2A. You can maximize the solar power to 200w. I was getting 135-140W with this configuration. Solar input can fluctuate based on the sunlight, panel positioning, and time of year. I charged the unit under AC mode and used the available modes. This included standard, silent, and turbo modes. I drained the unit and did some recharging using the available modes. In Standard mode it recharged in 1-hour 47 min. In Turbo mode, it charged in 1-hour 7min. In silent mode it recharged in just over 4 hours. I did some advanced turbo mode tests combining solar and AC and realized 276 watts. The XT60 solar port does allow for 12V battery connection with the proper battery cable. With standard mode the charging mode combination decreases to roughly 160 watts. Given I would use this unit off grid, I tested the AC mode with my 1000w gas inverter generator. I was able to fully recharge the unit under standard mode in under 2 hours. You need to ensure the gas generator has a pure sine inverter and THD (total harmonic distortion) is under 5%. Unit Loads I tested the ability to run 110/120V AC appliances up to 300W on the unit. I’ve been able to run a small fan, TV, humidifier, lighting and home office computer system. I tested DC power charging my phone, IPAD, and flashlight. I tested both the USB-A (2) and USB-C ports. The power consumption of my off grid is less than 200W and I can leverage this as supplemental power provided, I feed it with solar, generator, or battery bank power. To conserve power, I used the ECO mode on both the AC and DC mode. The ECO mode testing included activation from the unit display console, phone app, and setting based on a period of time. All scenarios worked successfully. I experimented with power lifting mode with an induction cooktop. The setting cannot power a 600w induction cooktop. I found the ac charging cable to be too stiff to hold connection in the charging port. I used a EB3A cable for charging. Other Testing Scenarios I examined the general display features and how to turn on/off DC and AC. The LCD display is easy to read. Timeout for the LCD is configurable. I found the smaller icons for state, performance, and fault to be on the small side. It required some cross reference to the manual for information. I tested mode setting on the display which allows you to toggle AC+DC buttons to set features like Frequency, ECO mode, Charging Mode, and Power Lifting. This is a great feature as you can program the unit without use of the phone application. I reviewed the phone application and found it easy to navigate and change settings. It does have limits as its Bluetooth based and you must be in range of the AC2A unit. One important test conducted was to use the unit with my CPAP device. I have a Resmed Air11 and wanted to test this with a DC power adapter. I configured the DC power adapter with the AC2A. On the AC2A side, you have to account with turning ECO mode off. As a contingency, I used an extra 40ah battery to recharge the AC2A in silent mode. I left the CPAP settings on for humidifier and heated tube. The DC draw was averaged around 35 watts. With this setup, I was able to get over 5 hours of CPAP usage. I plan to continue testing settings with the CPAP humidifier and tube settings off to lower battery consumption. It's possible that adjusting CPAP settings may provide dedicated AC2A capacity without an external battery bank. What I like so far I like the compact design including the handle, user friendly display, size, and weight. I like the ability for mode selection setting off the display. It avoids reliance on the phone app to change settings on the unit. I like the fast-charging features including charging modes, solar, DC, and AC charging. I like the fact that the unit has a 5-year warranty. This is very unique for the portable power station marketplace. What could be improved? The AC charging cable shipped with the unit was rigid and difficult to maintain a tight connection. I used my EB3A cable which is a smaller gauge and a better fit. The messages on the console are small. It would be nice to have quick reference cards within the app especially for errors or warning. Currently you have to navigate to the online or paper manual as a reference point. The Power Lifting feature is a less essential capability on the 300w inverter. I would have preferred a slightly larger inverter or more battery capacity. It would be helpful to add features in the phone app that are tailored to the devices owned by the customer. A quick reference main icon pertaining to the AC2A or other owned Bluetti device would be of value. Allowing the customer to tailor icons on the app would be a welcomed feature. There’s an abundance of Bluetti marketing icons the customer may wish to hide. More optional XT60 accessories would be a useful addition. For example, adapter plugs that fit a XT60 to DC7909 adapter or a 4 in 1 MC4 connector cable would benefit Bluetti customers with different models. Overall, this unit is a keeper. It’s extremely powerful and full featured. The footprint is compact and allows for easy transport.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2024 by KR
Style: BLUETTI AC2A
Very good unit, using it for a small load task of keeping the TV/Apple TV box, and soundbar all powered on UPS function. Why? We don't lose power for long periods any longer, but have found the power blips alot. Like it's switching from one line to another, and in that switchover the 3 pieces all get out of synch and it becomes a big drama to get them back on track. So silly I know, but it does happen and is very frustrating. Won't be used for long term backup purposes, it's not that big, but it's more of a short term/UPS type thing.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2025 by notsoNEWKINDLEUSER
Style: BLUETTI AC2A
( The following paragraph is a bit of an update May 2024/ I am way past my first day and this device continues to serve me on a daily basis. I had the equivalent battery from a respected brand and never felt compelled to use it as much as this one. I have since been compelled to buy the larger AC180. Combined together, the two batteries will keep my full size desktop computer with two monitors and my internet router, with a light and a fan running for a whole day. Today infact, we had several waves of storms come through Houston. And while several of my coworkers dropped off one by one as internet and electricity flickered I remained constant. And indeed my home did lose power briefly, and the lights were shutting on and off. The UPS mode on these batteries have worked in real time.) It has been only one day and this has saved me. I work from home and my power went out. This device had enough power to keep my desktop computer running for four hours. I could monitor my power from my ipad as I was working. I just happened to purchase the car/ xt60 adapter. This allowed me to use two Anker 521 solar banks as a bolster to keep me running a full work day. I love my Anker 521 s and their amber light, and their slightly higher capacity. However I lost power once for 48 hours. With a generator it still took way too long to top off these banks. The bluettie will turbo charge itself with that same generator in a really short amount of time. Eventually my power came back on. Instead of unplugging my computer I just plugged my bluetti back into the wall. The bluetti charged itself and once full it used the wall power for the computer. It really does pass the power through. Where my Ankers seemed to sip on the battery power potentially degrading the battery over time. This really could be used as a UPS, and i will plug into my bluetti when the next storm comes. For some reason my Ankers did cause my computer to shut down as if a surge had tripped them at least three times in eight hours. The Bluetti with the same 300 watt, but lower watt hour, did not have this problem. It was smooth sailing. My desktop computer was only using at max 30/35 watts. This Ac2A reminds me of the Ecoflow that I always wanted, the River Mini. However the mini did not have LIFEPO BATTERIES. They were only good for 500 cycles before degrading. This Bluetti is potentially good for 3k cycles. The Ankers have a conspicuous lunch box appearance. The small size of the bluettie and hidden handle would make me feel less conscpicuous if I needed to emergency charge at a coffee shop for instance. There was a Hurricane I went through where half the city grid was down. With a device like this I could have run to a family members house and zip zoomed a charge really fast. Heck just driving and charging would have almost had me to full. In emergencies speed charging is king! Here is another kick. I have power banks that output 65 to 100 watts. Potentially I could use a usbc/ xt60 adapter to support my bluetti with those banks. I will have to test that later. I know my ankers will siphon power from those banks with a usbc to usbc connection. Tax Return season is here and I am allready eyeballing the bluetti AC180. With this speed charge technology, if paired with a propane generator, I could survive a hurricane power outage in style. And keep the emergency devices topped off. Living through the Texas freeze gave me an interest in these devices.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2024 by JAIME
Style: BLUETTI AC2A
Pretty good. Straight forward and easy to use. Convenient size. I use it to power a CPAP while camping. It works for about six hours and then requires recharging. That's okay for me power-wise. Reason for four stars is that Bluetti cheaps out and doesn't include a car charger adapter for it, which is a must if camping away from a power source to recharge. You'll have to buy that separately. This is important to know before you take this unit anywhere remote. What would it cost them to have included that? $5? $10?
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Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2025 by Terry
Style: BLUETTI AC2A
Purchased for my boat to watch TV so I did not have to run the Generator. Runs for about 6 hours on a charge! Lifpo battery is the way to go as charges twice as fast, less suspectable to overheating
Reviewed in the United States on September 29, 2025 by Sailbumz
Style: BLUETTI AC2A
This was my first power station. I wanted to get this to practice before I took the plunge and got a big one just to see how the app works and it interface and how it would work with small appliances and tools. It’s a learning curve on wattage, but not that hard. Very impressive Little tough guy.
Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2025 by Jimi Bax