BLUETTI B300 3072Wh Expansion Battery For AC300/AC200MAX/AC200P/EB240/EB150, Expand AC300 w/ 4 Extra

I bought the AC300 and 2 B300 with 350 solar panels. Good quality and easy to use.It has lots of power.The first time I used it, the batteries together were at 67 percent. I plugged in our refrigerator and it ran for 28 hours before I had to recharge batteries.

Another Great Bluetti Product

I have 2 B300s and will soon purchase 2 more to max out my AC300. I really love the high quality and feel of the B300. It isn't light but the built in handles makes it easy to maneuver. The massive amount of energy storage in this beast is quite remarkable. The solar industry has came a long way in a very short time, and Bluetti is about as "cutting edge" as it gets.

Awesome Battery

Service and shipping was very fast. Cannot say enough about this battery and the AC200Max kit I purchased.....simply perfect for me.Be aware that these units are very heavy and are best placed in a position where you don't have to move them. I personally have to move my system around sometimes so I built a quick cart for it.Highly recommend!

Best Back Up Battery

This is one of the best back up solar batteries in the market. It's a solid product, though a bit on the expensive side. The modular ability for stacking up B300s for an AC 300 solar generator is phenomenal. The power of the solar generator with 4*B300s is unparalleled. Very useful in these days with unpredictable weather and grid failures. I love this unit :).

Bluetti B300 awesome

First bought Ac 300 and one battery! Also two 200w solar panels. Loved how easy to use. Saved up to buy another battery on prime day. We are getting black outs in CA because of heat and fire risk. So glad to have the system so we can run AC when 104 degrees. Thank you Bluetti.

Good battery Good price

This is the third battery for my AC300. It is running as a UPS right now but I will install solar panels as money and heat on the roof permit. The power blinked out last week but my internet, WIFI and computer kept running without waiting for them to reboot. No reboot time, that was nice. Everything kept running like nothing happened. No beeping,... the beeping of the old UPS would drive my wife crazy.

Good overall.

2 things that need to change. Remive enable wifi in A300 only with mandatory online registration. It should be available in the LCD Panel itself, enable wifi, and connect to wifi and type password. Period.Second thing is to have the more inventory of smart panels. Bluetti says it's possible, but they don't have inventory. This is very unsatisfactory.Other than that, every works as advertise.

Impressive battery capacity

I have been buying products from Bluetti for over a year. I am very happy with their sales, products and especially their service. Best thing we added to our solar panel system. It gives us more autonomy.I recently decided to try Bluetti products coming from using similar products from another vendor. I'm impressed with the build quality and admire Bluetti's modular approach. Have many Bluetti products and they all work great. Good quality battery. I like the Bluetti products and own three of their solar generators! Thank you Bluetti for a robust expansion battery! Service is good but can take some time.

The Age of the Solar Battery System

Winter before last we had an ice storm and went without electricity for 8 days. We were cold the entire time. While we have a gas furnace we had no way to run the thermostat or blower. Since then we've been looking for ways not to have to endure that kind of thing again. After doing research we decided to buy a Bluetti AC300 + 1*B300 home backup system, which we recently expanded to two B300 extension batteries.It occurred to me that the Bluetti system could be used for more than emergencies. PGE (as many electricity providers do) has a plan that charges different rates according to the time of day. Peak hours (5-9pm) is the most expensive. The cheapest time is between 9pm and 7am and on weekends. I charge the batteries during the least expensive hours and use ... MoreWinter before last we had an ice storm and went without electricity for 8 days. We were cold the entire time. While we have a gas furnace we had no way to run the thermostat or blower. Since then we've been looking for ways not to have to endure that kind of thing again. After doing research we decided to buy a Bluetti AC300 + 1*B300 home backup system, which we recently expanded to two B300 extension batteries.It occurred to me that the Bluetti system could be used for more than emergencies. PGE (as many electricity providers do) has a plan that charges different rates according to the time of day. Peak hours (5-9pm) is the most expensive. The cheapest time is between 9pm and 7am and on weekends. I charge the batteries during the least expensive hours and use that power during peak hours instead of the grid. In that way I avoid the higher rates almost entirely. Our monthly electricity bill dropped from about $140 on average to $22.16 this last month after we got our second battery. That's a pretty big drop.We do have a couple of solar panels, but because we have so much shade around our house they don't contribute much. I'd say you are better off getting a home battery backup system than mounting solar panels if you have trees shading your home. Storing electricity when it's least expensive pays off in all weather all year round.

eb240 & b300

I recently purchased a b300 to as an extension to my eb240, I have not used to b300 yet, but the eb240 is fantastic. 1000w inverter is plenty for a car fridge/freezer, single stove burner, lights, phones, camera and laptops. The 2400wh is just as fantastic for a portable battery back up. The only comment i have so far about my b300, is that is a heavy beast. I have had my eb240 charger (200w) on the b300 for 8+ hours and it hasnt charged from 80-100 percent yet....I so i would say getting the 500w charger could be beneficial.