BLUETTI EB70 Portable Power Station | 1,000 Watts 716 Wh

FAQS

• Q1: Can it be charged and discharged at the same time?

  A:

  Yes.

• Q2: How do I know if my device can work well with EB70?

  A:

  Calculate the total wattage of your appliances. The EB70 should work if the load does not exceed 1000 watts.

• Q3: How long can my device run?

  A:

  Operating time = Battery capacity × DoD × η ÷ Device rated power DoD refers to the depth of discharge and η is the local inverter efficiency.
  For the EB70, both DoD and η are 90%. If you run a 500W blender, the run time will be:
  716 watt-hours × 90% × 90% ÷ 500 watts ≈ 1.2 hours
  Note:
  1) The formula is not suitable for inductive loads with compressors, such as refrigerator, air conditioner, etc.
  2) The above data is for reference only.

• Q4: What is the maximum input charging power for BLUETTI EB70?

  A:

  200 watts max.

• Q5: What kind of solar panels should I choose for EB70?

  A:

  Photoelectric input requirements for EB70:
  Open circuit voltage: 12-28V
  Input power: 200W max.
  Includes MC4 connectors.
  Highly recommended: 1x Blueti PV120: ≈6.5 hours*. 1x Blueti PV200: ≈4 hours*.
  *For reference only.

• Q6: Can I use or charge the EB70 in sub-zero temperatures?

  A:

  The temperature ranges for the EB70 are: Charging: 0-40°C (32-104°F); Discharge: -20-40°C (-4-104°F);
  Storage: -20-40°C (-4-104°F).
  Technically, it can power electrical appliances in such situations, but please avoid charging it.

• Q7: Does EB70 support BLUETTI APP control?

  A:

  no.

• Q8: Can it be placed on its side to save space?

  A:

  No, long-term placement will make the internal structure loose, so it is recommended to place the machine in an upright position.

• Q9: Can I expand its capacity by connecting a B230/B300 battery?

  A:

  no.

• Q10: Is the solar charge controller MPPT or PWM mode?

  A:

  MPPT.