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Posted 7 April 2024

BLUETTI Solar Generator 600W EB3A with PV120S 120W Solar Panel for Camping Sold and shipped by Bluetti Official UK

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BLUETTI Solar Generator EB3A with PV120S Solar Panel Included, 268Wh Portable Power Station w/ 1 600W (1200W Surge) AC Outlets, LiFePO4 Battery Backup for Outdoor Camping, Trip, Power Outage

Introducing Bluetti EB3A+PV120S portable power station
Harness the Power of the Sun with the BLUETTI EB3A Portable Power Station and PV120S Solar Panel Kit! This compact and powerful kit includes a 268Wh LiFePO4 battery pack, a 600W AC inverter, and 8 outlets to keep your essential devices powered on the go or during a home power outage. With the PV120S solar panel, you can recharge the power station from 0-80% in just 2.5 hours using only solar energy.

The unique point of this solar generator kit
[Ultra-fast Charging] - No bulky power brick, a single cable is good to charge EB3A at most 350W; you also can use the PV+AC together for 80% SOC in just 30min. (Solar charging cable not included.)
[Harness the Power of Sun] - The built-in MPPT controller supports up to 200W of solar input, enabling you to make an ideal solar generator with BLUETTI PV120S solar panel.
[Reliable UPS] - EB3A instantly provides backup power when the grid fails, protecting your desktop PC, file servers, and other sensitive devices from data loss or damage.

[What You Get] -
1*BLUETTI EB3A portable power station,
1*PV120S solar panel,
1*AC charging cable,
1*solar charging cable,
user manual, 24-month warranty, and friendly customer service.

Specifications of EB3A Solar Generator
Capacity:268.8Wh (12Ah)
Type: LiFePO4 (Lithium Iron Phosphate)
Life Cycles:2,500+ Cycles to 80% Original Capacity
Shelf-life: Recharge to 80% Every 3-6 Months
Weight:10.14lbs/4.6kg
Dimensions (LxWxD):10.04*7.09*7.20in/255*180*183mm
Warranty:24 Months

Specifications of PV120S Solar panel
Power:120W
Cell Type:Monocrystalline Silicon
Voltage at Max Power(Vmp):19,6V
Current at Max Power(Imp):6,1A
Open Circuit Voltage(OCV):24,4V
Short Circuit Current(Isc):6,43A
Connector:Standard MC4 Connector
Weight:12.57lbs (5.7kg)
Dimensions (Unfolded):21 × 65in (53.3 × 165.2cm)
Dimensions (Folded):21 × 18.5in (53.3 × 47cm)
Operating Temperature:14-149℉ (-10-65℃)
Best Working Temperature:77℉ (25℃)
Cable Length:118in (3m)
Warranty:12 Months

Note of Products
1. When not using the unit for over 3 months, charge it to 40% to 60% SoC to keep it in optimal condition.
2. Before storing the unit, power it off and remove all electrical connections from it.
3. Fully cycle the unit every 6 months to maintain the battery’s health.

Note on shipping:
If you order more than one BLUETTI product at a time, items from the same order will be shipped separately to protect each product in transit.
If you have any questions, please contact us. We will try our best to provide you with a happy shopping experience.
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  1. COYS61's avatar
    If I was spending this money on a portable battery station then I'd go for the Anker Powerhouse 555 for £499 at the moment. No solar panels, but much larger capacity at 1024Wh.

    Your use case may vary of course.
    DirectorsCut's avatar
    Where from please
  2. J0rdan_'s avatar
    I have the eb3a and I would say just stay away from it. Had nothing but issues with it but I've been quite harsh with it but from reading other reviews from other eb3a it seems to just develop issues after like a year of use. The other bluetti power banks seem more reliable and actually useful but if you are still looking for a smaller / less expensive power backup I would try another company like Anker, ecoflow, or jackery
  3. bazlindon's avatar
    This looks like a really good offer with it including the solar panels also.
    Minstadave's avatar
    Battery capacity is pretty small (268Wh).

    That's £100 territory (although inverter is smaller).

    amazon.co.uk/Por…8-8
  4. cubegame's avatar
    Fundamentally useless as the power output of these things is never high enough to be usable.
    Deedie's avatar
    They are if they are used for what they are intended for. (edited)
  5. a666andy's avatar
    Really poor deal in my opinion

    The eb3a is a good little bit of kit, mine has served me well, but it has regularly been around £200 and under.

    I've purchased multiple allpowers 200W portable solar panels for around £150.
  6. blu173's avatar
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    Gkains's avatar
    If you ever glance at Pepper's other sites, then on MyDealz.de they keep featuring Balkonkraftwerke which you can plug straight into the your mains and reduce your bills:
    de.wikipedia.org/wik…erk
    Not allowed here - not sure if there is any actual technical reason why not - but very popular over there. With a far large proportion of apartments vs houses, they give those who don't own a roof a chance to use some solar too.
    The only other language that wiki page is available is Catalan, so maybe legal there too?
  7. ketsunoanna's avatar
    Just bought a 405w panel from city plumbing for 57 quid, might be cheaper to buy seperately
  8. sr_387's avatar
    ecoflow on ebay at £209 i wonder if all made same factory im sure if shop around
    IbbyS's avatar
    No
  9. AndyRoyd's avatar
    Would be interesting to see how HUKD assessed Poweroak Energy UK Co., Ltd to be an acceptable trader.

    Regardless, throwing over £450 at an intermediary seems questionably reckless,
    when same item(s) can be less recklessly purchased at same cost via any available S75 option when purchasing direct from the legislation-flouting seller - an option not availanle via Decathlon.
  10. mxer450's avatar
    Hopefully these will get bigger and cheaper, get rid of these energy thieves £££...
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