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Power stations from the 128 Wh Elite 10 to Apex 300 home systems that reach 58 kWh.

BLUETTI traces its start to 2009, when its R&D team formed in Shenzhen, China; it sells in the U.S. through BLUETTI Power Inc. and says its products are used by 3.5 million people in more than 120 countries and regions. Besides power stations it makes expansion batteries, an RV power system, alternator chargers, backpack and CPAP power banks, a portable fridge, and FridgePower, a backup battery made for refrigerators. This page sorts its U.S. power stations by series, adds the solar panels and solar generator kits that recharge them, and covers the warranty, returns and support that come with them.

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Founded
2009
When BLUETTI’s R&D team formed
Headquarters
Shenzhen, China
Warranty
Up to 5 years
3 to 5 years on current power stations
Returns
30 days
From purchase, at BLUETTI’s store

Power stations by series

BLUETTI sorts its power stations into four series. The capacities are BLUETTI’s: from the smallest unit by itself up to the most one reaches with expansion batteries or linked units. Specs and prices come from our power station dataset, which doesn’t hold every model yet; a model we haven’t added says so.

  • APEX

    Modular home backup

    2.8–58 kWh

    18 in our catalog

  • Elite

    Home, RV and camping

    128 Wh–7.6 kWh

    22 in our catalog

  • Pioneer

    Cold-weather power

    900 Wh

    2 in our catalog

  • Premium

    Everyday power

    864 Wh–8.4 kWh

    2 in our catalog

APEX

Modular home backup

Capacity 2.8–58 kWh

One Apex 300 holds 2.8 kWh and puts out 3,840 W at 120 V or 240 V. It grows with B300K and B500K expansion batteries, and two or three units linked with up to 18 batteries reach 58 kWh and 11.52 kW. Add-ons include SolarX 4K, a controller for up to 4,000 W of solar panels, and a Home Integration Kit. APEX at BLUETTI (opens in a new tab)

Elite

Home, RV and camping

Capacity 128 Wh–7.6 kWh

BLUETTI’s main range of all-in-one stations, from the 128 Wh Elite 10 to the 3.8 kWh Elite 400, which rolls on wheels. BLUETTI says the Elite 300 fits 3 kWh into the size of a 2 kWh unit. The AC200L, which BLUETTI also places in this series, takes expansion batteries for up to 7.6 kWh. Elite at BLUETTI (opens in a new tab)

Not added yet: AC200L and AC70.

Pioneer

Cold-weather power

Capacity 900 Wh

Pioneer Na is BLUETTI’s sodium-ion station, 900 Wh and 1,500 W, made for the cold: it charges at temperatures down to 5°F (−15°C) and runs down to −13°F (−25°C). BLUETTI rates it for 4,000+ cycles and says it charges to 80% in 35 minutes. Pioneer at BLUETTI (opens in a new tab)

Premium

Everyday power

Capacity 864 Wh–8.4 kWh

Mid-size stations from 864 Wh to 2.3 kWh, among them the AC180P and AC200P L. The AC180P, AC200P L and Premium 200 V2 have a Power Lifting mode for kettles, heaters and hair dryers, and the AC200P L takes B210P, B230 and B300 batteries for up to 8,448 Wh. Premium at BLUETTI (opens in a new tab)

Not added yet: AC200P L, AC180P and AC70P.

Solar panels and solar generators

BLUETTI sells two ways to recharge a station from the sun: panels on their own, and solar generator kits that pair a station with panels. It doesn’t sell fuel generators. The scale compares the power each puts out: a panel’s rated watts and the panels in a kit’s box. A panel reaches its rating only in strong sun, so over a day it makes much less, as our solar guide shows.

Solar Panels

Recharging from the sun

Rated power 60–500 W

Folding panels from the 60 W SORA 60 to the 500W, and the PV100 FX, a thin flexible panel. The 500W, PV350 and SP200L come with a cable from their MC4 plugs to the XT60 solar input on BLUETTI stations. Solar Panels at BLUETTI (opens in a new tab)

Solar Generators

A station with solar panels

Panels in the box 100 W–1 kW

BLUETTI sells most of its stations as solar generator kits, with one or two of its panels in the box. Each kit is listed here, not again in its station’s series. Solar Generators at BLUETTI (opens in a new tab)

Not added yet: AC200L kits, AC70 kits and AC200P L kits.

Warranty

BLUETTI’s warranty starts on the date of purchase and covers defects in materials and workmanship. A claim needs proof of purchase from a BLUETTI official store: the order number, or an invoice that shows the product, its price and where it was bought. BLUETTI repairs the unit at its service center or swaps it for an equivalent one, which may be refurbished; the swap keeps the rest of the original warranty, or 30 days if that is longer.

Warranty on BLUETTI power stations
ModelsWarranty
Apex 300, Elite 400, Elite 3005 years
Elite 200 V2, Elite 100 V2, Elite 30 V2, Premium 200 V25 years
AC200L, AC200P L, AC180, AC180P, AC70, AC70P5 years
Pioneer Na, Elite 100 mini3 years

From BLUETTI’s product warranty periods page as of October 14, 2026. The Elite 10 and Premium 100 V2 aren’t in it yet.

Warranty on BLUETTI batteries, solar panels and accessories
ModelsWarranty
B80 and B80P batteries6 years
BlueCell 200, B4810, B1210 and B1232 batteries5 years
B300K expansion battery4 years
Charger 12 years
Solar panels1 year
Other accessories1 year

From the same page. The B500K expansion battery isn’t in it yet.

The warranty covers only the country where the unit was bought: BLUETTI says it becomes invalid once the unit is taken or shipped to another country.

Not covered: units from unauthorized resellers, normal wear with use, and damage from misuse, accidents, liquids, heat, cold, or unauthorized repair or modification. Registering a unit on BLUETTI’s product registration page (opens in a new tab) speeds up warranty service and brings safety notices.

Returns and refunds

These terms are for orders from BLUETTI’s own store. A unit bought from a distributor follows that distributor’s policy.

  • Cancel within 48 hours of ordering, by email or phone. If the order has already shipped, BLUETTI charges a $25 intercept fee, and a payment fee may also apply.
  • Return within 30 days of purchase, unused, complete and in the original packaging, for a refund. BLUETTI may refuse a unit that has been used.
  • You pay shipping both ways on a change-of-mind return: the return shipping comes out of the refund. Ask BLUETTI support for a return authorization (RMA) and packing instructions before you ship.
  • After 30 days BLUETTI doesn’t refund a unit you changed your mind about; for a quality problem it may give a partial refund based on how long the unit was used.
  • The refund arrives within 14 business days of the unit reaching BLUETTI’s warehouse.
  • If the price drops on BLUETTI’s store within 30 days of purchase, BLUETTI refunds the difference, except after flash sales and special promotions.

For some models BLUETTI adds a 90-day quality guarantee from the day of arrival, with a Class A replacement for a faulty unit: the AC180, AC70, AC200L, AC2A, AC50B and AC500, and the B80 and B300K batteries, among others. The list is on its express replacement page (opens in a new tab).

Shipping

  • Shipping is free on every order.
  • BLUETTI’s U.S. store ships within the United States only, and not to Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, Guam or Majuro.
  • In-stock orders ship within 2 to 3 business days and arrive 3 to 5 business days later; BLUETTI’s shipping policy quotes 5 to 7 working days in all. Pre-orders take longer.
  • BLUETTI ships with UPS and FedEx. Once a package is on its way the address can’t be changed, though BLUETTI will try to intercept it.
  • If a unit arrives damaged, wrong or incomplete, contact BLUETTI right away with photos or video.

Where to buy

BLUETTI sells through its online store (opens in a new tab) and through distributors, but its U.S. site doesn’t publish a list of authorized sellers. The store takes PayPal, Shop Pay, credit cards and bank transfers.

Warning: BLUETTI’s warranty excludes units bought from unauthorized resellers, and a claim needs an order or invoice from an official store. Before buying elsewhere, ask BLUETTI support to confirm the seller.

Trading in an older unit

BLUETTI’s trade-in program (opens in a new tab) takes back your old BLUETTI device for a gift card toward a new one. You get an estimate online and ship the unit with BLUETTI’s label, and BLUETTI confirms the final value by email within 7 days of assessing it.

Buying outside the United States

The models on this page are BLUETTI’s U.S. versions, with 120 V U.S. outlets; the Apex 300 adds 240 V. BLUETTI’s U.S. store ships only within the United States, and its warranty covers only the country of purchase: BLUETTI says it becomes invalid once a unit is taken or shipped abroad.

If you live elsewhere, buy from BLUETTI in your own region. It runs stores for Canada, Mexico, the UK, Europe (with sites for France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Ireland and Ukraine), Japan, the Philippines, Australia, New Zealand, Brazil, Chile and Saudi Arabia, among others, all listed under Country/Language at the top of its site (opens in a new tab). Models, specs and prices there can differ from the ones here.

The BLUETTI app

Most BLUETTI stations connect to the BLUETTI app over Bluetooth, and many over Wi-Fi too. It shows the battery level and the power going in and out, switches outputs and charging modes such as Turbo and silent charging, and turns on Power Lifting. On the Elite 300 it can also wake the unit remotely and schedule automation.

Some models, such as the Premium 200 V2, also have UPS modes that charge from the grid when power is cheapest.

Batteries and recalls

Nearly all current BLUETTI stations use lithium iron phosphate (LFP) cells: BLUETTI rates the Apex 300 for up to 6,000 cycles and the AC180P for 3,500 before they drop to 80% of their capacity. The Pioneer Na uses sodium-ion cells instead, which BLUETTI rates for 4,000+ cycles and which keep working in the cold. Each product above shows its battery type.

We found no BLUETTI or PowerOak product in the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission’s recall database, checked October 14, 2026. To check for yourself, search the CPSC recall list (opens in a new tab).

BLUETTI terms on spec sheets

  • Power Lifting lets a station run a heating appliance rated above its output, such as a kettle, hair dryer or space heater: up to 2,700 W on the AC180P and 3,900 W on the Elite 200 V2. BLUETTI says it works only for resistive loads and must not be used for an air conditioner or washing machine. Size for the rated output, not the Power Lifting figure.
  • Turbo Charging is BLUETTI’s fast charging from a wall outlet, set in the app: the AC180P charges from empty to 80% in 45 minutes at 1,440 W.
  • UPS mode switches the devices plugged into a station to its battery when the grid fails. BLUETTI quotes 0 ms for the Apex 300 in its fastest mode, 10 ms for the Elite 300 and Elite 100 V2, and 15 ms for the Elite 400 and Premium 200 V2.
  • Expansion battery is a pack that adds capacity: the B300K (2,764.8 Wh) and B500K (5,120 Wh) fit the Apex 300, AC200L, AC300 and AC500.
  • Power Bank Mode lets a station that takes no expansion battery, such as the AC180 or Elite 30 V2, recharge itself from a B80 battery. It adds runtime, but the station’s own capacity doesn’t change.
  • SolarX 4K is a solar charge controller for the Apex 300 that takes up to 4,000 W of panels at up to 500 V.
  • Charger 1 and Charger 2 charge a station from a vehicle’s alternator while you drive: up to 560 W for Charger 1, and 1,200 W from car and solar together for Charger 2.

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