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BLUETTI Solar Generators for Sale

Solar generators naturally harness sunlight to produce direct current (DC) electricity, which is stored in a battery system. Through the use of an inverter, this DC power is converted into alternating current (AC), making it compatible with a wide range of devices and appliances. This process occurs naturally, relying on the sun’s energy without the need for fuel-based inputs. With both AC and DC output options, solar generators provide a flexible and sustainable energy source that aligns with the growing demand for clean and renewable power, supporting a shift towards more environmentally friendly energy solutions.

How Solar Generator works?

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Solar Panels: Capturing Sunlight for Energy

These panels capture sunlight and convert it into direct current (DC) electricity. Solar panels use photovoltaic (PV) cells, which absorb photons from sunlight and release electrons, generating electricity. The amount of electricity generated depends on the size and efficiency of the panels, as well as the intensity and duration of sunlight exposure.

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Battery Storage: Storing Solar Energy

Once the solar panels generate DC electricity, it is stored in a battery, typically a lithium-ion or LiFePO4 battery. The capacity of the battery, measured in watt-hours (Wh), determines how much energy the system can store and how long it can provide power. This stored energy is what you’ll use to power devices during the night or on cloudy days.

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Inverter: Converting DC to AC Power

Most household devices and appliances run on alternating current (AC) power. Since the electricity produced by the solar panels and stored in the battery is in DC form, the inverter is responsible for converting DC into AC. The inverter’s power rating (measured in watts) dictates how many devices you can run at once and what types of devices the generator can support.

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Charge Controller: Managing Energy Flow

Another important component is the charge controller, which regulates the flow of electricity from the solar panels to the battery. It ensures the battery isn’t overcharged and protects it from damage by preventing excessive voltage or current from entering.

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Outputs: Powering Your Devices

Solar generators usually come with multiple outputs, including AC outlets, DC ports, and USB ports. These allow you to power or charge various devices like smartphones, laptops, refrigerators, or even power tools.

BLUETTI Solar Generators on Sale

BLUETTI AC70 Portable Power Station

Compact portable power station perfect for camping with easy storage and transport.

Capacity:768Wh
Output:1,000W
Solar panel:500W Max.
Lifespan:3000+ cycles
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AC70 Portable Power Station for Camping
AC60 Portable Power Station for Camping

BLUETTI AC60 Portable Power Station

Solar compatibility provides eco-friendly recharging while camping off-grid.

Capacity:403Wh
Output:600W
Solar panel:200W Max.
Lifespan:3000+ cycles
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BLUETTI AC300+B300K+PV350

BLUETTI AC300+B300K+PV350 | Solar Generator

Reliable solar generator for home backup with high-capacity battery and solar panels.

Power & Capacity: 3,000W | 2,764.8Wh
Expandable Up to: 11,059.2Wh
Solar panel: PV350D | 350W
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BLUETTI AC300+B300S+2*SP200L

BLUETTI AC300+B300S+2*SP200L | Solar Generator

Powerful solar generator for off-grid living and home backup with enhanced capacity.

Power & Capacity: 5,000W | 3,072Wh
Expandable Up to: 18,432Wh
Solar panel: 2*SP200L | 400W
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BLUETTI EP500+3*SP200L

BLUETTI EP500+3*SP200L | Solar Generator

Comprehensive solar generator kit for long-term power supply in remote locations.

Power & Capacity: 2,000W | 5,120Wh
Expandable Up to: 5,120Wh
Solar panel: 3*SP200L | 600W
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BLUETTI EP500+3*SP200L

BLUETTI EP500+3*SP200L | Solar Generator

Comprehensive solar generator kit for long-term power supply in remote locations.

Power & Capacity: 2,000W | 5,120Wh
Expandable Up to: 5,120Wh
Solar panel: 3*SP200L | 600W
Cycles: 
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BLUETTI AC500+B300S+2*SP200L

BLUETTI AC500+B300S+2*SP200L | Solar Generator

Reliable solar generator with enhanced energy storage for home and outdoor usage.

Power & Capacity: 5,000W | 3,072Wh
Expandable Up to: 18,432Wh
Solar panel: 2*SP200L | 400W
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BLUETTI AC300+B300K+PV350+RV Cable

BLUETTI AC300+B300K+PV350+RV Cable | Solar Generator

Reliable solar generator for home backup and RV use with high-capacity battery and solar panels.

Power & Capacity: 3,000W | 2,764.8Wh
Expandable Up to: 11,059.2Wh
Solar panel: PV350D | 350W
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Types of Solar Generators on Sale


Small, Portable Solar Generators for Camping and Travel

These generators are compact and lightweight, designed to meet basic energy needs while on the go. With capacities usually between 100Wh to 500Wh, they’re perfect for charging small devices like smartphones, cameras, or running low-power appliances such as LED lights. Their portability makes them ideal for outdoor activities where carrying heavy equipment isn’t practical.

Best suited for: Charging devices during camping, hiking, or short road trips.
Practical limitation: Due to smaller battery capacity, they can't support larger devices like refrigerators or power tools.


Mid-Sized Solar Generators for Home Backup

Mid-sized solar generators offer a more balanced approach, providing enough power to run critical household appliances during short-term power outages. Typically, they have battery capacities ranging from 1000Wh to 3000Wh, which is enough to keep items like refrigerators, laptops, and essential lights powered for several hours.

Best suited for: Temporary home backup during outages, running essential devices.
Practical limitation: While capable of handling basic home needs, they may struggle with extended outages or powering larger appliances like air conditioning units over long periods.


Large Solar Generators for Off-Grid and Industrial Use

These generators are designed for more demanding environments, such as off-grid living or construction sites. With capacities starting from 4000Wh and upwards, they are equipped to handle multiple large appliances at once, including heavy-duty equipment like air conditioners or power tools. They often allow for expansion by connecting additional batteries.
Best suited for: Long-term off-grid living or powering industrial equipment.
Practical limitation: Large and heavy, making them less portable, and usually require a significant solar panel array to keep fully charged.

How to Choose a Solar Generator?

Battery Capacity (Wh):

Imagine you're camping for the weekend and need to power a mini-fridge, lights, and charge a few phones. If your generator has a 1000Wh capacity, you'll find yourself needing to recharge before the end of the trip, which could be inconvenient, especially with limited sunlight. On the other hand, with 3000Wh or more, you could comfortably run those devices for much longer without constantly checking how much power is left.

Inverter Rating (W):

This really matters when you're powering larger appliances. Let’s say you’re trying to run a microwave or an electric stove in an emergency. If your inverter only supports 1000W, you’re out of luck because many of these devices require at least 1500-2000W, if not more, to operate. So if you don’t pay attention to this, you might end up with a generator that can’t even run what you need in an emergency.

Solar Input (W):

In places with limited hours of strong sunlight, this feature is crucial. If you’ve got a generator with a high solar input (like 1000W or higher), you’ll be able to recharge quickly and keep your essential devices running. If you’re stuck with lower input, say 300W, you’ll spend all day charging and might still fall short of fully charging your battery by nightfall, especially if you're using it during the day too.

Charging Time:

This really becomes noticeable in emergencies. Imagine a blackout—if your generator takes 10 hours to recharge, you might be left in the dark for a while. But with faster-charging options (around 3-5 hours), you can maintain a more consistent power flow and avoid extended outages. Waiting hours for it to charge is a hassle, especially when every minute counts.

Portability and Weight:

Picture this: you’re headed for a weekend of hiking, and your generator weighs 60 lbs. You’d need two people to carry it, and it could be a real burden when you’re already managing other gear. But if it’s a smaller, 20-30 lb model, you can easily carry it along, making it much more convenient for outdoor adventures. In home use, this isn’t as critical, but still, no one wants to lug around a heavy device if it’s not necessary.

Number and Type of Outputs:

This becomes a pain point when you’ve got multiple devices to power. During a power outage, imagine needing to charge your phone, run a fan, and keep a small fridge running. If your generator only has two AC outlets, you’ll need to keep switching things in and out, which is frustrating. Having several AC outlets, USB ports, and a car outlet makes life easier—you can plug everything in at once without the constant juggling.