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BLUETTI PS54 700W ( 537Wh ) £224.10 / PS72 1000W ( 716Wh ) £359.10 LiFePO4 Power Station / Solar Generator with code @ Bluetti UK Official

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BLUETTI PS54 700W ( 537Wh ) £224.10 / PS72 1000W ( 716Wh ) £359.10 LiFePO4 Power Station / Solar Generator with code @ Bluetti UK Official

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Key Features(PS54)

Are you gearing up for your next outdoor adventure? Don't forget to pack the BLUETTI PS54 - the ultimate camping power station! This solar-powered generator is lightweight and portable, making it a breeze to take with you wherever you go. With a sufficient 537Wh LiFePO4 capacity and 700W AC output, the BLUETTI PS54 is among the best solar generators for off-grid living. It's also a reliable power station for power outages, as countless users trust it to charge everything from phones and projectors to mini freezers and more during blackout. Additionally, the PS54 offers versatile outlets and dual recharging options, ensuring you stay powered up no matter where you are. So why settle for less? Elevate your trip with this champion power station and enjoy the great outdoors without sacrificing modern-day comforts!

Guarantee - 2 years
Comes with BLUETTI PS54 portable power station, AC adapter, solar charging cable, car charging cable, user manual
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Features and benefits

[Camping Game Charger] - With 537Wh LFP cells and a 700W inverter, the PS54 power station can run most of your outdoor essentials and home electronics such as phones, projectors, mini freezers, etc.
[13 Versatile Outlets] - 100W PD for superfast charging, while the wireless charging pad, 700W AC, USB-A, carport, and DC 5521 make the portable power station perfect for the camper or overlander.
[Dual Recharging] - Support dual recharging by 200W PV + 200W AC or dual AC to achieve a max. input power of 400W, allowing this solar generator to be fully recharged in as little as 1.8 hours.
[Small But Pack a Punch] - The lunch-box-size solar battery PS54 weighs 16.5lbs as much as 6-pack cold ones with a foldable handle on top, allowing you to travel light with sufficient power.
[What You Get] - BLUETTI PS54 portable power station, AC adapter, solar charging cable, car charging cable, user manual, 24-month warranty, and friendly local/online customer service.

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Key Features(PS72)

BLUETTI PS72 is a lightweight and portable generator for camping. This solar power station has versatile outlets to charge your devices including phones, cameras, mini-fridges, and more for your outdoor activities. As a portable generator, it is your perfect travel buddy, weighing 9.7kg only. It is also an ideal generator for home use, powering your essentials during power outages. Bring this portable power station home at an affordable price now!

Guarantee - 2 years
Comes with BLUETTI PS72 portable power station, BLUETTI 120W PV120S Solar panel, AC adapter, solar charging cable, car charging cable, user manual

Features and benefits

[Small But Pack a Punch] - With 716Wh LFP cells and a 700W inverter, the PS72 power station can run most of your outdoor essentials and home electronics such as phones, cookers, mini freezers, etc.
[13 Versatile Outlets] - The PS72 has everything you need in a single device - 700W AC outlets, 100W PD port, USB-A ports, DC 5521 port, and a 15W wireless charger for convenient phone charging.
[Rapid Recharging] - Thanks to the built-in MPPT controller, the PS72 can reach 80% charge within 3 hours using max. 200W solar or AC input. It can also be fully recharged from a 12V or 24V car port.
[Long-lasting Performance] - With 2500+ life cycles to 80%, the PS72 outshines others in battery life. Its safe LiFePO4 cells and premium BMS technology ensure reliable and secure power backup
[What You Get] - BLUETTI PS72 portable power station, BLUETTI 120W PV120S Solar panel, AC adapter, solar charging cable, car charging cable, user manual, 24-month warranty, and friendly local/online customer service.

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6th Mar
What if I buy this and charge it everyday in work to use at home in the evening
6th Mar
This comes up every time there's a power bank/station posted! Let's look into this, using the biggest capacity Bluetti on this list, the EB70. It holds 70Wh, and costs £468.90 with the voucher code. I'll use the April 2024 onwards electricty price cap of £0.24 per kWh.

Cost = 0.72 kWh×£0.24/kWh

Cost = £0.1728 to fully charge the power bank.

To find out how many charges would equal the cost of the power bank, divide the cost of the power bank by the cost of one charge:

Number of charges = Cost of power bank / Cost per charge

Number of charges = £468.90 / £0.1728

Number of charges ≈ 2713.64

Therefore, approximately 2714 full charges would equal the cost of the power bank, at 100% efficiency.

If you're charging 0-100% at work 5 days a week, that's 542.7 weeks until you make your money back, assuming you never take a holiday. That's 10.4 years.

However, if you're carrying that power bank in your car, assuming the average UK commute of 19.5 miles and petrol at £1.44/litre, that travel costs £17,853.04 over 2713 days; with an extra 10.8kg on board and the 0.35% decrease in mpg, the cost increases by £66.95 over that same time. That means you'll have to go longer before you break even.

There may be errors in my maths but, all in all, I reckon it'd take you 11.7 years at a minimum. Good luck!
6th Mar
These are cool and I want one, but I really have no need for one, even for camping. I have much smaller power banks that'll charge phones for a week. These will only run a camping fridge for a few hours, and are too weak to power anything like a kettle or toaster.

What are people actually using them for? There must be high demand for how often they pop up here!
6th Mar
I use mine for powering my laptop and charging some items that need 3 pin socket. I also find it far more convenient to solar recharge these out in the wild than a normal powerbank would be
7th Mar
so BLUETTI PS72 is 1000w inverter or 700? just wondering as my kettle is 1000w
8th Mar
PS72 is 1000w (edited)
6th Mar
"PS54" Search engine manipulation much
6th Mar
More likely to get a hard hat
6th Mar
I like how the pics state 15% off for a 10% code....... little misleading
6th Mar
I noticed the same... very weird
6th Mar
great deal, the PS54 works out cheaper per WH...
6th Mar
can anyone recommend a good (cheapish) solar panel that goes with this power station please ?
6th Mar
There are allpowers 200w foldable panels on ebay the sometimes get down to around £130 ish when better discount codes are live like the recent 20% off and a refurbished option is there

This one is currently £180 after discount
Allpowers 200w

Sorry to say there was another listing for a tatty box ex display at £90, but I bought it as I am happy with my other one (I've used this allpowers 200w since last summer for my power stations so wanted another)
8th Mar
I have the Jackery 250W and used a 100W foldable panel to charge it in the day and then at night put my 3 way box fridge on low(as usual) and it kept it running all night, just. One of these larger ones might allow you to run the fridge in the day with a couple of 200w panels connected
8th Mar
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