Product Description
<p><strong>Core parameters</strong></p>
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<li>3014.4Wh Large Capacity – 3kWh of power runs a fridge for 40+ hrs, powers CPAP for multiple nights, or supports essential home appliances during outages</li>
<li>Portable Integrated Handle – 26.3kg design makes transport easier for RV trips and camping</li>
<li>12V 30A RV Port ( Standard) – To connect the RV to an external power source, you need to use an AC output + CEE adapter cable → CEE port to power the entire vehicle.</li>
<li>Smart App Remote Control</li>
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<p>🔋 <strong>The Perfect 3kWh Upgrade for RV & Home</strong></p>
<p>BLUETTI Elite 300 delivers 3014.4Wh capacity—nearly 1kWh more than typical 2kWh models—without bulky expansion batteries. It’s ideal for short RV trips, family camping, and reliable home backup power when you need just the right amount of energy.</p>
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<p><strong>🏠 10ms UPS for Seamless Home Backup</strong></p>
<p>Featuring ultra-fast 10ms UPS switching, Elite 300 keeps critical devices running during sudden outages. Combined with smart app control and scheduled power management, it offers peace of mind for home offices and essential appliances.</p>
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<h2 id="-faq-"><strong>FAQ</strong></h2>
<p><strong>Q1 : Can the Elite 300 be purchased and used separately? Can I use batteries from other brands?</strong></p>
<p>A: 1. Can be used independently; the Elite 300 has an internal battery.</p>
<p>2. The Elite 300 does not have a capacity expansion function and does not support direct capacity expansion with B80, B300, B230, B300K, or B500K battery packs. The B80 can only be connected to the Elite 300 in power bank mode for a pseudo-capacity expansion. However, the B300, B230, B300K, and B500K can charge the Elite 300 by connecting to Charger 2.</p>
<p><strong>Q2 : Does the Elite 300 have UPS functionality? / What does this functionality mean?</strong></p>
<p>A: Yes. It supports 4 UPS modes:</p>
<p>1. Standard UPS Mode - (Default, maintains 100% SOC at all times, mainly used as a backup system)</p>
<p>2. Time-Controlled UPS Mode - (Recommended for areas with large peak-valley grid price differences)</p>
<p>3. Solar Priority UPS Mode - (Recommended for areas with abundant solar power)</p>
<p>4. Custom UPS Mode - (Combines the above 3 modes for customers to choose from)</p>
<p><strong>Q3 : Is the machine's display a touchscreen?</strong></p>
<p>A:No,You can access related functions and view relevant information by pressing buttons and button combinations.</p>
<p><strong>Q4 : How do I get the most solar input from the Elite 300 under the 60 V limit?</strong></p>
<p>A: The Elite 300 supports up to 1,200 W solar input (12–60 V, 22 A).<br />To maximize input:<br />• Wire panels in series to boost voltage.<br />• Wire panels in parallel to increase current.<br />• Don't mix different types of solar panels.<br />Recommended setups:<br />• PV200: 2S2P<br />• PV350: 2P<br />• SORA 500: 2P</p>
<h3>Q5: How long can the Elite 300 run common devices?</h3>
<p>A : Estimated runtime = Total capacity × Depth of discharge (DoD) × η (Inverter efficiency) ÷ (Load power + Elite 300's self-consumption)<br />For Example:<br />1. Everyday Essentials<br />• Light (10 W): 94.2 hours<br />• Router (12 W): 87.6 hours<br />• Mobile phone (15 Wh): 79.2 times<br />• Laptop (60 Wh): 32.6 times<br />2. Home Comforts<br />• Fan (50 W): 37.5 hours<br />• 50'' LED TV: 21.42 hours<br />• Refrigerator (150 W): 59.9 hours<br />• Air conditioner (740 W): 3.3 hours<br />3. Kitchen Appliances<br />• Microwave (1,000 W): 2.5 hours<br />• Coffee maker (1,100 W): 2.2 hours<br />4. Heating Appliances<br />• Heater (500 W): 4.8 hours<br />Notes:<br />• DoD=92%, η=90%.<br />• The above data is tested by BLUETTI Lab. Actual results vary based on usage.</p>
