Bluetti has announced the AC500 & B300S System with some impressive power solutions options. The power station can deliver a maximum power of 18,432Wh to supply multiple devices for extended periods. The new Bluetti System will be available via an indiegogo crowdfunding campaign. It can be recharged via solar panels or through mains electricity.

The Bluetti power station can act as a backup in the home during power outages. Bluetti says deployment of the system in your home will lead to lower energy bills. It has a total AC output of 5,000W and is built to withstand surges up to 10,000W. Multiple ports provide a variety of devices that could be connected to the power station. The seven ports include USB-A, USB-C, and AC outlets.

The maximum power is achieved for the power station when its full complement of six batteries is attached. The Bluetti AC500 & B300S can be recharged to 100% in 75 minutes using a maximum input of 8,000W. Apart from using an AC outlet or solar panels to charge the device, it could also be charged by a car’s cigarette lighter.

There is app support for the AC500+B300S System using the Bluetti app. You can use it to update the device via OTA and view its performance information in real-time. The power station weighs 30kg with a dimension of 20.5 x 12.8 x 14.1 inches. There are no details yet on the indiegogo crowdfunding campaign for the Bluetti AC500 & B300S System. The price and expected release date are still under wraps.

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