Bluetti AC180 Power Station: Your Key to Van Life Freedom!

The NEW Bluetti AC180 is the perfect fit for vanlife! It has an output of 1800W and a capacity of 1152Wh. It accepts up to 1400W AC input, allowing for an 80% charge in just 45 mins, and taking 500W solar input -you can fill it in 3 hours with solar only. It is easy to use with an intuitive app.

BLUETTI AC180

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[LS-vohc]

Good morning and bless all who see this 😎

[TheCornucopiaProject-bdjk]

$799 to start.
Main selling point for me is the battery chemistry as LFP with 3500 charge cycles to 80% capacity. That means it has a practical lifespan of over 10 years.

[TremaMorris]

I love the fact that you are so honest with your reviews. I am not great at research so your reviews are great for me. I have become set on getting a Bluettie. I do not want a lithium unit. I have to be careful with my money and save a long time so I want to make sure of my decision and you make it so much easier. I love that you explain everything and even answer questions I didn't even know I had. Thank you so much.

[billbradley]

I have 3 Bluetti power stations and they’ve been working 24/7 since new without any breakdowns or issues.
I ordered this AC180 since it’s a great price per watt hour and I like the fact that it can run everything I own except my 240v clothes dryer.

[IvyRosethebus]

I really appreciate these types of videos. Knowledge is wonderful. Thanks

[kele]

Love the comparison explanations, Bob. Thank you! This AC180 really does seem to occupy a sweet spot between power and price. 👍

[red]

IMO where they dropped the ball vs the EB70s is not carrying over the additional 12v barrel (DC5521) ports. You're limited to one 12v cigarette style outlet.

[wyrdadventures]

My EB70S runs my cycling Alpicool 18qt cooler 3-4 days depending on the temps. I keep reflectix over the fridge to help keep it cool. I have a 2nd EB70S as a back up.

[tedcalouri]

I have multiple Bluetti and Jackery power stations and I agree the sweet spot is the 70s. Small enough to be portable, big enough to run rice cooker, small AC fridge and other appliances. I find I need 2 so that 1 is charging while the other is in use. I wish I could add B230s to it.

[keddy]

I am learning all I can about generators and solar panels and I found this video extremely helpful. I would benefit by seeing a video of the actual appliances the generator can accommodate…the watts get confused with the inputs snd outputs and the volts, aye carumbah! Good video, Bob!

[glenmcneely]

Nice setup, but I agree with you about building your own! Thanks for the info!!👍👍

[stormdavies]

I just love Bluetti. I charged mine up today in Oachita National Forest where I’m camping for a bit looking for rocks. I’d love to have this new size someday.

[vivianallen]

I thought the video was very good! I really wouldn’t have known you were using your phone if you hadn’t told us. Good job! I very much enjoyed following you and Roe during your work day.

[GlennParkins]

I am going to get one of these for my van build and occasional home use.

[bmbildung]

amazing background as always in your videos

[walksandwheels]

I’m so glad you are happy Mr Wells! 😻🌻

[tetramom]

Appreciate the review and explanation: Got it for 579 + tax today with the Father’s Day sale.

[M.Campbell]

Very helpful info. I love that you always give options too.

[nmr]

I have a 600 watt Oupes as a stopgap measure, but my goal is the blue Eddie system with 2000 w. Right now I still live in a house and I probably will for at least two more years, but I want the security of knowing I can run my refrigerator and a room air conditioner or a room heater, whichever is necessary. So I am saving up to get the full bluetti system. Thank you, Bob for all your wonderful explanations.

[andrea]

I’m getting my van soon and all I do is watch you my favorite show every night