I was also told that the "AC70P" version is also a 48v battery pack.... Can anybody confirm this? P.S. If this is true, It would have been nice to have that listed on the website...Come on @BLUETTIOfficial
They listened to the complaints about no charging pad on top. Another error in their website. I have the AC70 and it has 2000w surge power. They list is as 1500 in error.
Did they make a new version of this AC70 power station then? One with the wireless charger on top? I know that they made a premium version of this called AC70P. Is that what you have? Or maybe just a newer model of the AC70? Our Bluetti AC70 will not run anything over 1,500 watts. *We just tested it again 5 times to make sure of this statement. It reaches 1,577 watts (max) and then cuts off on every test. So the 1,500 watt surge rating for this device is correct with our version that we have on this channel. Our version does not have a 2,000 surge power rating. Bluetti "POWER LIFTING" mode is 100% different, This drops the voltage to like 90v and ups the amps. *We do not recommend using that mode. very dangerous unless you have a heater, hot plate, hair dryer, etc, etc, etc....It will burn out or destroy a motor or compressor, etc by dropping the voltage that far. Can you try to run a 1,600-2,000 surge watt device on yours and let us know if your device can handle it. We tried a 1,500 watt heater for these tests and it could not run it unless we turned on power lifting mode, and that dropped the output voltage to 90v !!!!! (Surge wattage for this heater is apx 1,670 watts) -----> used a kill-o-watt meter to confirm this :)
Ours is the AC70 (not the AC70P0 and from what I saw the AC70P has the charger on top and has about 250 more Wh even though it is still 1000W. More coin for it though. We are in Canada so I don't know of they vary the model by country? This is the description for our model. -1,000W Rated Power/ 2,000W Lifting Power -768Wh Capacity -950W Turbo Charging, 45 Mins to 80% -500W Fast Solar Intake, Fully Charge in 2 Hrs -7 Outlets Designed for Versatile Charging
They might be different inside because different countries have different regulations when it comes to electronics :( This is what the US version says..... 1,000W Rated Power/ 2,000W Lifting Power ; 768Wh Capacity; 850W Turbo Charging, 45 Mins to 80% ；
2:50 its not a mistake. They have the AC70P product as an option on that page. Hence the AC70P picture. They do the same for the combo options on each page. ATB
Somewhere I read that the difference between the 180 and the 180P was the the 180P has a 48 volt internal battery vs 24 volt in the 180. I wonder if the same is true for the 70 vs 70P? This would explain the capacity difference? Edit: so far I have not been able to find the article I referenced and I may be incorrect.
If this it true, that is a HUGE part of the puzzle and 100% should be on bluetti's website for the AC70P P.S. If anybody out there has the AC70P, can you confirm that it is a 48v battery pack in there?
I have the AC70P . My question is about information of max solar short circuit current. Because i bought a 400 watt panel its short circuit rating is 11 amps all the other specs are okay and under the max or optimal volts to use with my AC70P. But being the instructions in the manual say max short circuit current is at 10 amps, would 11 amps from my solar panel damage the AC70P?
I was also told that the "AC70P" version is also a 48v battery pack....
Can anybody confirm this?
P.S. If this is true, It would have been nice to have that listed on the website...Come on @BLUETTIOfficial
They listened to the complaints about no charging pad on top.
Another error in their website. I have the AC70 and it has 2000w surge power. They list is as 1500 in error.
Did they make a new version of this AC70 power station then?
One with the wireless charger on top?
I know that they made a premium version of this called AC70P.
Is that what you have? Or maybe just a newer model of the AC70?
Our Bluetti AC70 will not run anything over 1,500 watts.
*We just tested it again 5 times to make sure of this statement.
It reaches 1,577 watts (max) and then cuts off on every test.
So the 1,500 watt surge rating for this device is correct with our version that we have on this channel. Our version does not have a 2,000 surge power rating.
Bluetti "POWER LIFTING" mode is 100% different, This drops the voltage to like 90v and ups the amps.
*We do not recommend using that mode. very dangerous unless you have a heater, hot plate, hair dryer, etc, etc, etc....It will burn out or destroy a motor or compressor, etc by dropping the voltage that far.
Can you try to run a 1,600-2,000 surge watt device on yours and let us know if your device can handle it.
We tried a 1,500 watt heater for these tests and it could not run it unless we turned on power lifting mode, and that dropped the output voltage to 90v !!!!!
(Surge wattage for this heater is apx 1,670 watts) -----> used a kill-o-watt meter to confirm this :)
Ours is the AC70 (not the AC70P0 and from what I saw the AC70P has the charger on top and has about 250 more Wh even though it is still 1000W. More coin for it though.
We are in Canada so I don't know of they vary the model by country? This is the description for our model.
-1,000W Rated Power/ 2,000W Lifting Power
-768Wh Capacity
-950W Turbo Charging, 45 Mins to 80%
-500W Fast Solar Intake, Fully Charge in 2 Hrs
-7 Outlets Designed for Versatile Charging
They might be different inside because different countries have different regulations when it comes to electronics :(
This is what the US version says.....
1,000W Rated Power/ 2,000W Lifting Power ;
768Wh Capacity;
850W Turbo Charging, 45 Mins to 80% ；
I think the ac70p has brought back the wireless charging on the top. Maybe that's why it says 8 charging ports?
Great catch :)
That would add 1 more reason to like the ac70p more than :)
Bluetti really should add a picture showing this :(
2:50 its not a mistake. They have the AC70P product as an option on that page. Hence the AC70P picture. They do the same for the combo options on each page. ATB
Good catch, I did not not notice that :)
Somewhere I read that the difference between the 180 and the 180P was the the 180P has a 48 volt internal battery vs 24 volt in the 180. I wonder if the same is true for the 70 vs 70P? This would explain the capacity difference?
Edit: so far I have not been able to find the article I referenced and I may be incorrect.
If this it true, that is a HUGE part of the puzzle and 100% should be on bluetti's website for the AC70P
P.S. If anybody out there has the AC70P, can you confirm that it is a 48v battery pack in there?
Can u do 600 version vs 700 homdepot bluetti almost same solar power station
Bluetti does not have a 600 or 700 model, what models are those?
Can the AC70P connect and expand with the bluetti expansion batteries, and what models?
We listed them in the video :)
I have the AC70P . My question is about information of max solar short circuit current. Because i bought a 400 watt panel its short circuit rating is 11 amps all the other specs are okay and under the max or optimal volts to use with my AC70P. But being the instructions in the manual say max short circuit current is at 10 amps, would 11 amps from my solar panel damage the AC70P?
The system stop too many amps from going into it ;)
The VOC voltage is what you NEVER should go above....EVER ;)