BLUETTI Apex 300 Portable Power Station, 2764.8Wh Solar Generator LFP Battery Backup with 6 3840W AC Outlets (7680W Surge), Simultaneous 120V/240V Output & Black Start, for Home, RV and Emergencies

Nicely built and works great.
Great unit, easy to set up and use. Good instructions and well packaged. Added a second battery with 4-175 watt panels. Pay attention to your load requirements and panel capacity. For my project located at high elevation and a north facing canyon I have limited solar incoming late in the season so I do have some problems keeping the system running. StarLink and a Blink camera system are the only continuous load but I still run out of power. In hind sight I likely needed an AC5000 with two batteries and more panels….or perhaps add a second generator with more batteries…and panels.

No customer support
Apex300 does not come with the new software installed may have trouble with dc inout for both dc inout ports. Customer service is a joke. You will not receive a return call for tech support. Like the apex300 you way want to purchase 2 apex 300 instead of a b300k addition battery. 2 Apex300 will allow you 4 dc inout for Solar without using a 4k input system accessories b300k does not have a dc input

Pass through charging feature is a commendable feature
Ordered this unit on September 23 and got it two days later …which was fantastic. This unit meets my needs for 240 volt service to my transfer switch for a few necessary ‘power outage’ circuits in my house. Bluetti makes a good product (my AC200P has been very reliable for almost 5 years now) and I chose to go with the Apex 300 mainly because of the 120 VAC pass-through charging feature allowing a 240 VAC output concurrently. This is a great feature that some competitors do not have. For me the only downside of the unit is the 60 Voc limitation on the integral PV input, as my solar array is 110 Voc (5S2P) on a good day. Bluetti has this covered with the additional purchase of the Solar X4K if your array produces 150 to around 500 Voc, but my 110Voc is stuck in the middle of the void. My “work-around” is to let one of my other charging stations charge the Apex 300 using the 120 VAC output from that unit …with the other unit being simultaneously replenished from my solar array. Not the most efficient arrangement, but it works since I have an abundance of solar that usually is wasted for part of the day. Maybe Bluetti will address the 60 to 150 PV charging void with a later accessory release …maybe another Solar X style external controller or an update to the existing integral PV charging. Bottom line is that I have a solution to work within the limits of my solar array ( which I do not want to modify) and trust the Bluetti name and quality build of this unit to serve my needs as reliably as my aging AC200P. Time will tell, but this unit in my initial testing meets all my power needs for split phase emergency backup. The ability to increase battery storage with a B300K, if needed, is a nice option available for future needs. Very happy with this unit and I highly recommend it.

pratique en foret ou a la peche

Be careful Canadians the support line advertised on Bluetti Canada is a US number and will cause you a large phone bill to wait for tier 1 support to humm and haw about irrelevant things. Once they give up you go on a list for tier 2 to call you back. Still waiting for that. My problem is with a very basic setting having to do with the Time of use working mode which is supposed to draw from the battery during peak hours and use the grid in off peak hours. Mine does the opposite and it is set up correctly. I’m sure all of that will get fixed but why is the Canadian support number not a Canadian number.Update. Tier 2 support returned my call and was able to fix the issue with a software update. I’ll put their star rating up as the product is solid and their support seems to work. I won’t give 5 stars until they fix the Canadian support channels.