BLUETTI PS72 1000W Portable Power Station 716Wh LiFePO4 Battery Off-Grid Solar Generator for Road Trip, Sold & Shipped By BLUETTI OFFICIAL

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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, AC Adapter, Solar Charging Cable, Car Charging Cable, User Manual, Warranty Card
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Features and benefits
[Small But Pack a Punch] - With 716Wh LFP cells and a 1000W 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 - 1000W 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] - BBLUETTI PS72 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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22 h, 41 m ago
Anything under 2.5kW is fundamentally useless.....when will the manufacturers of these realise that?
19 h, 2 m ago
If people want to be boiling kettles on a campsite then just get a pitch with an electrical hook-up. These just aren't meant for that kind of draw.
6 h, 4 m ago
How good would this be for keeping a laptop charged for a couple of days working from a van?
5 h, 54 m ago
Yes but you could get cheaper. Laptops use maybe 100w at worst? Quick scan on amazon shows similar wh models with lower peak power for much cheaper.

e.g. amazon.co.uk/ALL…PH6
5 h, 43 m ago
I'm trying to get a better idea about the capacity. Does 716Wh refer to 0,7kwh AC or DC?

Will this be 12v battery inside? If it's 716Wh@12V this makes it around 60ah - which is on a small side for the price...

According to the manual running times: Refrigerator Around 6-7 Hrs 90W is that give or take 0,6kwh capacity?
5 h, 33 m ago
90*7 is a little over 600 so that sounds right?
4 h, 51 m ago
What's involved in these?
2.5kwh battery - 450 quid, 1.2kwh 250 quid.
aliexpress.com/ite…tml

Inverter is around 100 quid for a 1kwh inverter.
Wiring probably 10 quid.

Could I make my own with 2x the capacity for the same price as this? (Might get hit with 20% customs too).
The 2.5kwh would be a beast though the battery alone is 27kg
1 h, 52 m ago
Can get on ebay for similar prices to avoid import costs?

ebay.co.uk/itm…045