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BLUETTIAC180
The AC180 combines 1,152 Wh, 1,800 W normal output and a 500 W solar input. Its 16 kg weight is an important part of the portability trade-off.
Manufacturer specifications · check your regional version
- Battery capacity
- 1,152 Wh
- Continuous AC output
- 1,800 W
- Weight
- 16 kg
- Solar input, maximum
- 500 W
Your setup, made clear
What would you like to power?
Start with an example or add your own devices. The estimate updates as you go.
Example: workspace
2 devicesEverything that needs to run together.
Usage, connection & starting peak
Use measured power where possible. A listed peak does not confirm its duration or the real starting behaviour.
Usage, connection & starting peak
Use measured power where possible. A listed peak does not confirm its duration or the real starting behaviour.
Reserve & conversion loss85% efficiency · 10% reserve
Example values are estimates. Use the real power draw of your devices for a more personal result.
Look closer, when you want to.
What can I connect?Cables, ports and solar input
What comes in the box?
AC charging is normally supported, but package contents vary by bundle and country.
Solar connection
DC7909 via MC4 solar cable
12–60V · 10A · 500W max per input
Check the solar cable →USB-C
1 × 100W
For 12V devices, also verify voltage, polarity, current and fuse—not only the plug shape.
Check my connection →Open Solar Lab →Specifications & sourcesManufacturer data, separate from estimates
- Continuous AC output
- 1,800 W
- Solar input
- 500 W · 12–60 V · 10 A per input
- Solar connector
- MC4 → DC7909
- USB-C
- 1 × 100W
- Weight
- 16 kg (source)
- Transfer behaviour
- ≤20ms transfer
- Dimensions
- 340 × 247 × 317mm
- Battery type
- LiFePO₄
A transfer time is not a promise of uninterrupted UPS operation. Test critical equipment.
Evidence and source details
The manufacturer manual documents 1,152Wh LiFePO₄ capacity, 1,800W normal output, a 12–60V/500W DC input, one 100W USB-C port and about 16kg. It is an international record, not proof of an Australian 230V/50Hz Type I execution.
- Source type
- Manufacturer manual
- Source region
- Multiple regional variants documented
- Last checked
Your Power Setup has not physically tested this unit. Calculations are not reviews or proof of compatibility.
Open manufacturer source ↗Is this model right for me?Uses and regional considerations
Longer Australian outage or camping coverage, van setups and mixed appliance loads where carrying weight matters less than runtime.
The 2,700W Power Lifting mode is for compatible resistive loads only and is not ordinary inverter output. No Australian-market unit, RCM approval or local supply is verified on this record.
Plan what I need first →Simple runtime examplesCalculated ranges, not physical tests
- Starlink Mini25–40 W
- 23–41.5 h
- Laptop workstation45–100 W
- 9.2–23 h
- CPAP planning load40–60 W
- 15.4–25.9 h
- 12V fridge while running35–55 W
- 16.8–29.6 h
A fridge cycles on and off. Actual runtime can differ from these continuous-use examples.
Australia · 230V / 50Hz
- Type I · verify outlet, earth and RCM on the physical unit
- An overseas plug version is not an Australian execution
- an applicable Australian approval mark and RCM
- Verify it on the physical Australian unit.
- Grid context
- Australia · 230V / 50Hz
- Source record
- BLUETTI user manual (international record)
- Checked
- AU · 2026-08-26
- Exact Australian model code with a 230V / 50Hz label and Type I outlets — a shared product name is not shared hardware.
- Australian responsible-supplier and RCM/approval evidence for the exact unit; a travel adaptor is not a regional execution.
- Included AC lead, car lead and solar cable in the Australian bundle — pictured cables are not always included.
- Seller, delivery, warranty territory and consumer-support evidence for Australia before any purchase decision.
No verified Australian-market offering is claimed on this page. A documented manufacturer specification is not proof that the 230V/50Hz Type I Australian model exists, is approved, is stocked or is locally supported.
Australian evidence gateCalculate runtimeQuestions about this model
How much energy does the AC180 store?
The manufacturer lists 1,152 Wh. Conversion loss and a reserve reduce the energy available to your devices.
How much power can it deliver?
Normal continuous output is 1,800 W. A short surge figure does not prove that every motor or appliance can start.
Which solar panel can I use?
The documented input range is 12–60 V, up to 500 W total. Also check current, cold open-circuit voltage, connector and polarity.
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