Bluetti AC Series Portable Power Stations

Bluetti Portable Power Stations, AC Series: From a 7.9 lb Travel Unit to a 3,000W Modular Inverter

The AC series is where Bluetti portable power stations with a built-in pure sine wave inverter live. The range covers a 300W unit you can carry in one hand, mid-size 2,200W and 2,400W stations that run a fridge, microwave or power tools, and the AC300, a 3,000W inverter module that becomes a home backup system once you attach a B300 battery. Several AC200Max listings here come bundled with rigid or folding 200W panels, so the solar side is already matched.

This collection lists six products from Bluetti, from about $279 for the AC2P to $3,499 for the AC200Max with four rigid 200W panels. All six are sold out at the time of writing; the details below are meant to help you decide which one to wait for or which alternative to ask us about.

How to choose an AC series station

• Continuous watts. This sets what you can plug in. The AC2P delivers 300W continuous and 600W surge, fine for laptops, CPAP machines, a small TV and phone charging. The AC240P delivers 2,400W and the AC200Max 2,200W, which covers a coffee maker, microwave or circular saw one at a time.
• Watt-hours. The AC2P holds 230.4Wh; the AC240P 1,843Wh; the AC200Max 2,048Wh. A 12V camping fridge at roughly 40Wh per hour runs about 5 hours on the AC2P and around two days on the larger two.
• Solar input. The AC200Max accepts up to 900W of solar. The bundle with two rigid 200W panels supplies 400W, the three-panel folding kit 600W, and the four rigid panel kit 800W, so pick the bundle by how quickly you need to refill 2,048Wh.
• Standalone or modular. The AC300 3,000W Inverter Module is not a complete station; it requires the B300 battery to work. It suits people who want to add capacity later by stacking batteries rather than replacing the whole unit.

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Setup and usage tips

• List your loads first. Run the Solar Kit Calculator with your appliances and ZIP code; it will tell you whether 230Wh, 1,843Wh or 2,048Wh actually covers a day, and how much panel you need to refill it.
• Rigid or folding panels is a mounting question, not a power one. The rigid 200W panels in the AC200Max bundles bolt to a roof or rack; the folding ones set up on the ground and pack away.
• Do not exceed the 900W solar ceiling on the AC200Max. Adding a fifth 200W panel wastes money because the input is capped.
• Keep the AC2P for light duty. At 300W it will trip on a hair dryer or toaster; a portable power station bluetti sized at 2,200W or more is the right tool for heating elements.
• If you are buying the AC300 module, order the B300 in the same cart. It does nothing on its own.

Frequently asked questions

Which AC series unit runs a full-size refrigerator during an outage? The AC200Max and AC240P both have the continuous output to run one; at 2,048Wh the AC200Max typically covers a day, longer with panels connected during daylight.

Is the AC300 the same as a portable power station? Not by itself. It is a 3,000W inverter module that requires at least one B300 battery. Together they form a station that can be expanded further.

When will these be back in stock? Restock timing varies by model. Call or email and we will note the unit you want and point you to a comparable Bluetti portable power station that ships now.

In-stock Bluetti gear ships free to the mainland US from brand partner warehouses, usually within a few business days, with 30-day returns. If you are unsure which AC series model to wait for, call us and we will size it against your loads.