Whether you want a compact power station to run your fridge during power outages or to top up your laptops, cameras, lighting and phones while exploring in the wild, the BLUETTI AC70 delivers steady and constant power wherever you find yourself.
The AC70 features multiple outlets to connect various appliances at once. And by enabling the Power Lifting Mode in the BLUETTI App, you can power your energy-intensive devices with ease, such as space heaters, hairdryers, electric kettles, electric blankets, desktop computers, powered coolers and more. (The AC70 has a rated output power of 1,000W and 2,000W lifting power.)
The AC70 allows up to 500W solar input, efficiently topping it up in just two hours (2.5 times faster than the last generation). So you never need to worry about losing your power as long as the sun shines.
This handheld power station (12.36“ｘ8.18“ｘ10.07“) offers a lot of flexibility. You can charge and discharge at the same time. If you’re in a rush, try Turbo Charging: Plug into your wall AC outlet, enable Turbo Charging on the BLUETTI app, and fully charge in only 1.4-1.5 hours. (The AC70 generates only 45 dB of sound in the silent charging mode; Turbo Charging mode generates more noise but with higher charging speed).
For peace of mind, the AC70 automatically stops charging to prevent overcharging. And you can charge it with the 12V cigarette lighter port in your vehicle, ensuring sufficient power on the go.
The power station is rated for 3,000+ charge cycles, meaning that after eight years of proper use, it retains 80% of its original capacity. The overall lifespan is expected to reach over 10 years.
And the power-expansion options are scalable and fantastic. When paired with the B80 Expansion Battery (806 Wh), the AC70 scales up to a 1,574 Wh capacity. (You can also pair with the B230 (2048 Wh) or the B300 (3072 Wh).) Simply activate Power Bank Mode in the BLUETTI App and connect to the extension of your choice.
We’re using the AC70 on paddling trips, off-grid photo shoots, for backyard power needs and as a backup for hydro outages.
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