Bluetti EB70 1000W Portable Power Station + PV200 Solar Panel Review
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- Опубліковано 10 лип 2024
- The Bluetti EB70 portable power station has two 1000W AC outlets, two 100W USB power delivery outputs and a long lasting 716Wh LFP or LiFePO4 battery.
These power stations are perfect for power cuts, camping, travel and festivals and around the house and out and about to charge all your tech. And the EB70 can charge at up to 200W off solar panels when mains isn’t available. I’ll be testing it with Bluetti’s 200W PV200 solar panel later in the review.
I’ll run through its capabilities and thoroughly test all its claims to help you decide if this is the right power station for you. And towards the end of the video I’ll compare it to other similar power stations around the same price.
If you want to skip forward or back at any time in this video, please use the chapter markers UA-cam creates from the timestamps down below and in the pinned comment.
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Written article: thetechnologyman.com
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Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:48 Overview Unboxing, weight, size, build
1:51 Input, outputs and screen
3:09 Setting Eco mode on power station
3:46 Charging Charging overview
4:14 Mains charging
4:35 Noise when charging (hear for yourself)
4:50 Temperature measurements when charging (thermal imaging camera)
5:11 Charging from 12V car outlet
5:23 24V car charging
5:32 Solar charging with Bluetti PV200 (unbox, setup)
6:53 Performance
7:05 Testing 1000W AC outlets - confirming Sine Wave Output
7:22 Testing outputs with various devices - power tools, coffee machine, cooker
7:37 Overloading unit and checking 1400W surge power capability
8:22 Using multiple outputs simultaneously, measuring temps, parasitic drain with AC on discussion
8:53 Testing DC outputs inc car outlet, DC5521 and 100W USB-C power delivery ports
9:43 Wireless charging, no UPS discussion, passthrough
10:06 Usable capacity measurement AC - efficiency calculation
10:43 Usable capacity measurement DC - efficiency calculation
11:07 Conclusions
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Great video, informative yet concise - thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Nice presentation, very informative.
Thank you!
Nice informative video. Can you have something like a portable car refrigerator plugged in while charging the EB70 via the solar panels? Or does everything need to be unplugged while charging through the solar panels? Thanks
Yes absolutely - it supports passthrough charging.
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Hi We're a family with 4 kids and just want to go tent disperse camping for 1-2 weeks in the summer, but would need something to run our 100watt minni fridge (we can't afford a 12v camping fridge). Which best power station would be better than this eb70bluetti. I'm kind of shocked because supposedly its one of the best brands... Would the bluetti 55 work?? Or the river2max?? would you recommend with 100 or 200 watt panel..??
@@Emivioricomex It will depend how much the 100W fridge actually consumes - the compressor will not run constantly. Ideally I'd test it over 24 hour with an energy monitoring plug - look at the kWh value. Then match that with a power station in your budget. But over 1-2 weeks you'll need to top up most portable power stations to run a fridge like that. I quite like the Bluetti panels - they're quick to deploy.
Great review .... Woudnt touch that unit nowadays unless it was mega mega cheap ... awful battery power remain display, needs a massive noisy power brick, no app feature and longer charging than newer models .... i know its more expensive but the AC180 is the way to go IMO ... I also have the EB3A which is a great little power station albeit with a small 268kw battery
Thanks. I tend to agree - but if you can get it for a good price I like its range of outputs and it has decent output for its size - and an LFP battery. Taking a look at the AC180 shortly 😁.
I’ve just got the AC 180. Fantastic piece of kit, runs everything. I need it to Run 👍
i agree, at the moment 500 euro in the Netherlands. I also have the EB3a and i am waiting for the AC180P with a 1440 wh battery instead of the 1152 wh for the ac180
Where did you see the AC180P?
@@TheTechnologyMan AC180 is on sale in the UK at £899.00
Is it possible to connect an inverter having a high wattage of 2000W from the 12v cigarette socket inorder to run a devices having a wattage of 1200w to 2000W?
I'm not sure what you mean - the 12V output is only 120W?
We live in Canada and have this Bluetti. We fully charged the unit snd hoped to power our Nespresso machine. No luck. Can it be done with this unit? It looks like there was coffee coming out of your Nespresso. I wasn’t clear on you explanation about overload useage as the Nespresso needs 1300 watts
No it doesn't power my Nespresso as I discuss in the video. It overloaded the EB70 which is a little disappointing since it only pulls its maximum power for a short time.
Do I disconnect when 100% charged?
You shouldn't have to, but I wouldn't personally leave it plugged in permanently.
hopefully, this will suffice to power a 1270 W microwave at least at 3/5 of its maximum capacity
Possibly but microwaves tend to achieve their lower powers by pulsing their full power - which will easily overload the EB70.
@@TheTechnologyMan big sad
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Not sure what that means?
I was looking at the Bluetti 700w one. Was on sale but ill wait for black friday instead. I might find a cheaper brand for 100 bucks less if it had good reviews
Yes I'm sure there'll be good deals on Black Friday if you can wait!