More info and pricing (UK) bit.ly/3fqqtYk (EU) bit.ly/3TY3rXJ Discount codes are below. 00:00 - Intro 01:07 - Unboxing 02:09 - The B300 modular battery bank 04:17 - The AC300 power station 06:12 - Build quality and are the reliable products? 07:16 - PV350 Solar panel test And PV test 08:53 - Power tool test 09:27 - Car charging test 10:06 - Bluetti AC300 touchscreen and options 12:37 - The Bluetti application 13:33 - DC load test and wireless charging pads 14:13 - Load and peak wattage test 14:54 - UPS function test and fan noise 15:32 - Final thoughts with Pros and Cons
good job on variety of electronic products on the channel. Considering this product rarely used except the outdoors, I realized that these Power Station products should have a grid tie inverter so that it dumps it energy to the house during the night or peak electricity rates. This way, product is being fully utilized. it would be a waste not the use the huge number of cycles of the LFP battery
Great point! There is a home station set up you can get to have it do this I think. But I product like this I think is perfect for motorhomes, RV and caravans with roof mounted panels. 3000W should be enough for those needs and have enough solar output to no touch the battery during the day so the 3Kwh is for when it's overcast, night etc.
This is really interesting! Both the form factor and overall design are remarkable. We have a home solar system, our batteries alone take twice the space of this setup! The demonstration you performed showcased it's capabilities very well. And It's always great to see assistant Vera chipping in. 😄👍 An impressive piece of Tech Sir Chris 👌
We don't have solar panels yet at my home but seriously thinking of it with the sunlight we get and the cost of power. Yes a great product I feel and Vera was willing to help out this time!
@@Techtablets @TechTablets Agreed! Due to the constant rise power bills these days! Alternative systems like solar and vertical wind turbines are pretty much a necessity.
@@Techtablets Got panels + battery installed here in Aus just before our electricity prices doubled. Would’ve been satisfying but they really don’t generate much in Winter. Looking forward to Summer bills though! Ps if they have QCells there in Spain I can recommend - they have good monitoring and it’s free, unlike Fronius et al.
Don't think we have Qcells here. Winter will eb a bit harder here was we are later in the afternoon in the shadow of the mountain above us. But it summer, it will be great here.
The Bluetti 350 are for portable use or permanent. What solar panels work well for permanent installation that connect right up to the unit with no adapter? What panels are in your video not mentioned?
Another lifesaver gadget we wont miss as we are pretty much surrounded by (smart) devices that need to be juiced all the time and our life wont be complete w/out them. lolol
Just wondering if you have an EV car if this is an option as a backup power source you could have in your boot, (equivalent to having a jerry can in the back), Since you spoke about being able to charge from EV power stations at 9:30?
Yes it could add a small amount of charge to an EV. Enough hopefully to make it to a charging station. Yes Bluetti say they are working an EV charging station support soon. An adapter to use EV chargers to charge the battery bank.
@@Techtablets What a quick response! Love your truly honest and deep dive into details in products every other reviewer would/do skip! I'm definetly considering this, here's hoping they come to Australia with that 240V compatibility! 🤞🤞 (For warranty sake)
Thanks for watching. I hope they do release them in Aus/NZ. As for the voltage there is an option to set the AC Voltage as 220/230 or 240V so it's just the AU/NZ plug that's needed.
@@Techtablets They’re shown with AU/NZ outlets on Amazon AU. AU$5699 for the combo and $3k per extra B300 though. The AC200P model looks good at $2499.
More info and pricing (UK) bit.ly/3fqqtYk (EU) bit.ly/3TY3rXJ Discount codes are below.
00:00 - Intro
01:07 - Unboxing
02:09 - The B300 modular battery bank
04:17 - The AC300 power station
06:12 - Build quality and are the reliable products?
07:16 - PV350 Solar panel test And PV test
08:53 - Power tool test
09:27 - Car charging test
10:06 - Bluetti AC300 touchscreen and options
12:37 - The Bluetti application
13:33 - DC load test and wireless charging pads
14:13 - Load and peak wattage test
14:54 - UPS function test and fan noise
15:32 - Final thoughts with Pros and Cons
Great to see your chubba cat helping you Chris
That was a very interesting product and review. Also good cat content!
Thanks for watching
good job on variety of electronic products on the channel. Considering this product rarely used except the outdoors, I realized that these Power Station products should have a grid tie inverter so that it dumps it energy to the house during the night or peak electricity rates. This way, product is being fully utilized. it would be a waste not the use the huge number of cycles of the LFP battery
Great point! There is a home station set up you can get to have it do this I think. But I product like this I think is perfect for motorhomes, RV and caravans with roof mounted panels. 3000W should be enough for those needs and have enough solar output to no touch the battery during the day so the 3Kwh is for when it's overcast, night etc.
This is really interesting! Both the form factor and overall design are remarkable. We have a home solar system, our batteries alone take twice the space of this setup! The demonstration you performed showcased it's capabilities very well.
And It's always great to see assistant Vera chipping in. 😄👍
An impressive piece of Tech Sir Chris 👌
We don't have solar panels yet at my home but seriously thinking of it with the sunlight we get and the cost of power. Yes a great product I feel and Vera was willing to help out this time!
@@Techtablets @TechTablets Agreed! Due to the constant rise power bills these days! Alternative systems like solar and vertical wind turbines are pretty much a necessity.
Yes I've defiantly got to look into getting them installed.
@@Techtablets Got panels + battery installed here in Aus just before our electricity prices doubled. Would’ve been satisfying but they really don’t generate much in Winter. Looking forward to Summer bills though! Ps if they have QCells there in Spain I can recommend - they have good monitoring and it’s free, unlike Fronius et al.
Don't think we have Qcells here. Winter will eb a bit harder here was we are later in the afternoon in the shadow of the mountain above us. But it summer, it will be great here.
Great video. Keep up the good work!!!
Thanks, will do!
Please, stop making me buy stuff 😭
Sorry! :D
super cool the solar amps kinda limits it to solar panels it can use 20-30 amps with fast charge would be cool
Hi,Chris!
Amazing nature,where this ?
This in Denia, Spain
@@Techtablets cool!
Awesome video bro
Thanks for the visit
Thanks for the review.
One question i have is how do i connect my portable solar to it via Anderson plug?
The Bluetti 350 are for portable use or permanent. What solar panels work well for permanent installation that connect right up to the unit with no adapter? What panels are in your video not mentioned?
Can be used to power the house? By house maybe a few fans lights TV and laptop?
Yes, it sure can as long as it not over 3000W which for those things it should be well within it's limits.
Another lifesaver gadget we wont miss as we are pretty much surrounded by (smart) devices that need to be juiced all the time and our life wont be complete w/out them. lolol
That's true lol
Overpriced you can get 320Ah LiFePO4 batteries for about $700
Convert it to watthour
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Very portable indeed.
I’m also reviewing now one that’s 45 kilos! Damn heavy all in one but at least it has wheels
That solar panel is such a rip off $900 for that OMG!
true 👍
What is the total output wattage to this complete system that you have in this video!
Need to know how much juice I can get output max TO USE?
3000w as mentioned with the AC300 and B300 but adding another unit and battery you can make it 7200W I think it is max.
Wow that nice Prodouct thank you to Review
Thanks for watching!
@@Techtablets welcome
Excellent video, thanks! M.Y.
Glad you enjoyed it!
What is the max peak time it can load over 3000W?
Shown in the video not long a matter of seconds
@@Techtablets Maybe this is because you only had one battery pack connected. Maybe you would get more with two or more. Just guessing here.
@@garikaib Battery capacity would have nothing to do with the max inverter wattage.
Is it ok to keep it plug/connected to solar even if it's 100%?
yes. it will stop charging at full. And resume if you start using battery.
@@silviusksig what about if I charge the B300 as a standalone?
@@quickfingers5982 should do the same. Haven't done that yet.
That price 😮
They are all around this price. Not cheap.
Just wondering if you have an EV car if this is an option as a backup power source you could have in your boot, (equivalent to having a jerry can in the back), Since you spoke about being able to charge from EV power stations at 9:30?
Yes it could add a small amount of charge to an EV. Enough hopefully to make it to a charging station. Yes Bluetti say they are working an EV charging station support soon. An adapter to use EV chargers to charge the battery bank.
@@Techtablets What a quick response! Love your truly honest and deep dive into details in products every other reviewer would/do skip!
I'm definetly considering this, here's hoping they come to Australia with that 240V compatibility! 🤞🤞
(For warranty sake)
Thanks for watching. I hope they do release them in Aus/NZ. As for the voltage there is an option to set the AC Voltage as 220/230 or 240V so it's just the AU/NZ plug that's needed.
@@Techtablets They’re shown with AU/NZ outlets on Amazon AU. AU$5699 for the combo and $3k per extra B300 though. The AC200P model looks good at $2499.
That's good and all you need to do is set the AC ports to 240V
cool