BLUETTI EB70 Portable Power Station 716Wh | 1,000W 716Wh LiFePO₄ portable power station with 1,000W 230V AC output for travel, mobile work, camping and selected backup loads. Power equipment through two AC outlets, USB-A, 100W USB-C, regulated 12V DC outputs, vehicle socket and wireless charging pad. Recharge from mains AC, compatible solar panels, a vehicle, generator or lead-acid battery. BLUETTI EB70 The BLUETTI EB70 is a compact portable power station for equipment that needs dependable 230V AC, DC or USB power away from a fixed supply. Its 716Wh LiFePO₄ battery and 1,000W pure sine wave inverter are suitable for laptops, communications equipment, lighting, cameras, small appliances and compatible portable tools within the stated output limits. The EB70 can be recharged from a wall socket, compatible solar panels, a vehicle, generator or lead-acid battery. For portable solar use, make sure the solar array remains within the 12–28V and 8A maximum PV input limits. Actual charging time and runtime depend on the equipment connected, solar conditions and temperature. Key features 716Wh / 32,000mAh LiFePO₄ battery with 2,500+ life cycles. 1,000W total 220–240V AC output with 1,400W surge power. Two 100W USB-C PD3.0 ports, two USB-A ports and a 15W wireless charging pad. Two regulated 12V / 10A DC5521 outputs and one 12V / 10A vehicle socket. Up to 200W AC or solar charging input, with pass-through charging support. Where to use Camping, caravans, campervans, day trips and mobile leisure use. Photography, surveying, inspection, maintenance and remote-working equipment. Temporary charging for communications, laptops, lighting and USB devices. Selected household backup loads during a power interruption. The EB70 is a portable power station rather than a replacement for a fixed electrical installation. For fixed solar, building circuits, generator changeover equipment or larger off-grid energy systems, contact Energian for UK expert support and trusted installation-partner options. Technical specifications Product name BLUETTI EB70 Portable Power Station Battery capacity 716Wh / 32,000mAh at 22.4V Battery cell type LiFePO₄ Battery life cycles 2,500+ life cycles AC output 2 × 220–240V AC outlets; 1,000W total; pure sine wave; 50Hz / 60Hz Surge power 1,400W instantaneous surge USB-A outputs 2 × 5V / 3A USB-C PD3.0 outputs 2 × 100W maximum; 5 / 9 / 12 / 15 / 20V DC, 3A; 20V DC, 5A; eMarker chip built in Wireless charging 1 × 15W maximum DC5521 outputs 2 × regulated 12V DC / 10A Vehicle socket output 1 × 12V DC / 10A; 120W maximum AC adapter input 200W maximum; 12–28V DC; 8A maximum Solar input 200W maximum; 12–28V open-circuit voltage; 8A maximum AC charging time Approximately 4–4.5 hours Solar charging time Approximately 3–4 hours at 200W; approximately 5–6 hours at 120W Vehicle charging time Approximately 7–8 hours from a 12V vehicle port Charging methods AC wall outlet, solar, car, generator and lead-acid battery Pass-through charging Supported Discharge temperature -20°C to 40°C / -4°F to 104°F Charging temperature 0°C to 40°C / 32°F to 104°F Working humidity 10–90% Dimensions (L×W×H) 320 × 216 × 221mm Net weight 9.7kg Solar charging figures depend on irradiance, panel orientation, cable losses and ambient temperature. Do not connect panels whose open-circuit voltage exceeds 28V. Documents available for download BLUETTI EB70 User Manual Shipping Available for delivery to the UK, Ireland, Africa, the Caribbean and worldwide. If the shipping rate is not shown at checkout, contact us on +44 2080640335 or [email protected] for a quote. UK expert support UK expert support is available for product questions, portable solar-panel selection and mobile power planning. Contact Energian by telephone, email or live chat, or visit our office for an in-person consultation. For permanent electrical installations, generator connection or larger off-grid power systems, we can help you engage a trusted installation partner.
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