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BLUETTI power stations and solar panels

The BLUETTI Elite 30 V2 is a small, light LiFePO4 power station for brownouts and travel. Here are its verified specs, the BLUETTI panels that fit it, the ones that don’t, and where to buy each in the Philippines.

BLUETTI Elite 30 V2

288 Wh of LiFePO4 battery and 600 W of pure sine wave AC: enough for phones, Wi-Fi, LED lights, a laptop and an electric fan through a brownout. Not for aircons, and too small to keep a fridge running all night.

Capacity 288 Wh (LiFePO4)
Battery life 3,000+ Cycles to 80% Original Capacity
AC output 600W in Total, 220V, 2.73A, 50Hz/60Hz
Waveform pure sine wave
Solar input 12–28 V, up to 10 A, 200 W max (XT60)
AC charging 380W Max. (Turbo), 200W standard; AC input 230V 50/60Hz
UPS switchover ≤10ms
Weight 4.3 kg
In the box No solar charging cable — buy one if your panel needs it

Source: BLUETTI Philippines (official store) , BLUETTI . “Power Lifting” (1,500 W) only works with simple resistive loads, per BLUETTI’s manual — it isn’t a surge rating.

BLUETTI solar panels: which fit the Elite 30 V2?

The Elite 30 V2 accepts 12–28 V and up to 10 A (200 W). A panel above those limits can damage it.

  • BLUETTI Sora 60 (60W) portable panel

    BLUETTI Sora 60 (60W) portable panel

    60 W · Voc 27.5 V · Isc 2.76 A · 1.4 kg · DC5521 plug with a DC5521-to-XT60 cable in the box

    BLUETTI sells this as the official Elite 30 V2 solar kit. It plugs straight into the Elite 30 V2.

  • BLUETTI PV200 / Sora 220 portable panel

    BLUETTI PV200 / Sora 220 portable panel

    PV200: 200 W · Voc 26.1 V · Isc 10.3 A · Sora 220: 220 W · Voc 25.9 V · Isc 11 A · MC4

    Not for the Elite 30 V2: its current is above the Elite 30 V2’s 10 A solar limit. It’s meant for BLUETTI’s bigger stations — check your station’s solar input before buying.

  • BLUETTI PV350S (350W) portable panel

    BLUETTI PV350S (350W) portable panel

    About 44–47 V open-circuit voltage depending on the source — BLUETTI’s regional pages disagree, so check the label · MC4

    Never connect it to the Elite 30 V2 (28 V maximum). It’s for larger BLUETTI stations with a high-voltage solar input.

Full setup guide: BLUETTI Elite 30 V2 + Sora 60 solar kit.

BLUETTI or EcoFlow?

For small loads, the Elite 30 V2 competes with EcoFlow’s RIVER units. For a fridge, an aircon or a whole-home backup, you need a bigger station. Compare them side by side in BLUETTI vs EcoFlow: which power station to get, see every model in our EcoFlow guide, or let the power station quiz match one to your appliances.

Check how long any power station runs your devices with the runtime calculator.

BLUETTI FAQs

Which BLUETTI power station is best for brownouts?
Of the BLUETTI models we list, the Elite 30 V2 (288 Wh, 600 W) suits phones, Wi-Fi, lights, a laptop and a fan. It’s too small for a fridge all night or any aircon. For bigger loads, compare our EcoFlow guide and the BLUETTI vs EcoFlow article.
What solar panel should I use with the BLUETTI Elite 30 V2?
The BLUETTI Sora 60 — BLUETTI’s own kit for this model. The PV200/Sora 220 draw more current than the Elite 30 V2’s 10 A limit, and the PV350S is far above its 28 V maximum.
Does the Elite 30 V2 come with a solar cable?
No. BLUETTI’s manual lists no solar charging cable in the box. The Sora 60 includes a DC5521-to-XT60 cable; check the listing variant, because one variant mentions a 5521-to-7909 cable that doesn’t fit the Elite 30 V2.
Is the Elite 30 V2 a UPS?
BLUETTI lists a switchover time of ≤10ms. That’s fast enough for most Wi-Fi routers and laptops; test your own devices before relying on it.

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