Elite 300

Comparison summary

Battery output

2,400W rated / 4,800W peak or power lifting

Stored energy

3,014.4Wh

Battery chemistry

LiFePO4 (LFP)

Dimensions

See official product specifications

Listed weight

26.3 kg / 58.0 lb

Price and availability

$1,099.00 sale price; previously $1,199.00; available from BLUETTI

Factory output & connection specifications

Battery capacity

3,014.4Wh

Rated AC output

2,400W

Peak / power lifting output

4,800W

UPS / backup transfer

≤10 ms UPS switchover

Outputs and ports

11 ports, including 4 AC outlets, TT-30, 12V/30A DC, USB-A, USB-C, and car outlet

Factory charging & battery specifications

Battery chemistry

LiFePO4 (LFP)

Cycle life

6,000+ cycles

Charging

Up to 2,400W combined AC + solar; 1,200W max solar

Factory dimensions & operating specifications

Listed weight

26.3 kg / 58.0 lb

Dimensions

See official product specifications

Factory ownership, control & protection specifications

Warranty

5-year warranty

Official product questions & technical answers

Q1: What can I use the Elite 300 for?

The Elite 300 is a powerful portable power station with 3,014.4 Wh and 2,400 W of power. It's perfect for home backup, RV trips, outdoor activities, and emergencies.

Q2: How much power does it have, and what can it run?

● Capacity: 3,014.4 Wh ● Rated Power: 2,400 W ● Lifting Power: 4,800 W ● It can power: Refrigerators, microwaves, coffee makers, lights, audio systems, computers, RV air conditioners, and more.

Q3: How portable is it?

A: At just 26.3 kg with a carrying handle, the Elite 300 is one of the lightest in its class. Take it from home to RV to campsite with ease.

Q4: Can it charge and power devices at the same time?

Yes. The Elite 300 supports pass-through charging.

Q5: Does the Elite 300 support app control?

Yes. Once connected to the BLUETTI app via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, you can: * Monitor and control it in real time * Adjust settings * Receive smart alerts * Turn it on or off remotely from Sleep Mode * Automate devices like lights, A/C, and heaters with custom timers * More to explore

Q6: What ports does it have?

The Elite 300 has 11 ports: * 4 × 2,400 W Max. AC * 1 × NEMA TT-30 port (for direct RV hookup) * 1 × 12 V/30 A DC port (for high-power RV devices like water pumps) * 2 × 15 W USB-A (30 W total) * 1 × 100 W USB-C * 1 × 140 W USB-C * 1 × Cigarette lighter port (120 W Max.)

Q7: How can I charge it, and how long does it take?

* 2,400 W AC + Solar : 80% charge in 78 minutes, full in 1.6 hours * 1,800 W AC: Full charge in 2 hours * 1,200W Max., 12V–60V, 22A Max. Solar: Full charge in 4.1 hours Note: Charging times may vary based on sunlight, panel angle, temperature, and other factors. Car Charging: * 12 V Cigarette Lighter: 100 W, full in 30.6 hours * 24 V Cigarette Lighter: 200 W, full in 15.6 hours * Charger 1: 560W, full in 6.7 hours * Charger 2: 1200W, full in 3.2 hours Note: Charging times may vary depending on vehicle voltage stability. For optimal performance, Charger 2 is recommended.

Q8: How fast is the UPS switchover, and does it protect my devices?

The Elite 300 has an ultra-fast ≤10 ms switchover, so if the power goes out, it instantly switches to battery backup. This ensures your devices keep running without interruptions, protecting things like computers and storage devices.

Q9: How do I get the most solar input from the Elite 300 under the 60 V limit?

The Elite 300 supports up to 1,200 W solar input (12–60 V, 22 A). To maximize input: • Wire panels in series to boost voltage. • Wire panels in parallel to increase current. • Don't mix different types of solar panels. Recommended setups: • PV200: 2S2P • PV350: 2P • SORA 500: 2P

Q10: Why does the Elite 300 use an XT90 instead of XT60 on the 12 V/30 A DC port? How do I tell input vs output?

12 V/30 A output requires higher current capacity, making XT90 a safer and more reliable option for long-term use. • DC 12 V/30 A output: XT90 (female) • DC input: XT60 (male)

Q11: Can I charge the Elite 300 with a third-party 12 V/24 V/48 V lithium battery via the solar input?

YES. USE A CLAMP-TO-XT60 CHARGING CABLE. ENSURE CORRECT POLARITY WHEN CONNECTING THE CLAMPS TO THE BATTERY. NOTE: MAX. CHARGING POWER IS LIMITED TO 100 W (12 V), 200 W (24 V) OR 398 W (48 V). YOU CAN PURCHASE CHARGER 1/CHARGER 2 TO BOOST THE CHARGING POWER TO 560 W/1,200 W.

Q12: Can I use the Charger 1 or Charger 2 with the Elite 300?

Yes. • Charger 1: Delivers up to 560 W, fully charges in about 6.7 hours. • Charger 2: Delivers up to 1,200 W with car and solar, fully charges in about 3.2 hours

Q13: Can I expand capacity with B300 or B500 batteries?

No. The Elite 300 does not have a dedicated expansion port and cannot directly link with B80, B230, B300, B300K, or B500K batteries. However, you can charge the Elite 300 using these batteries (except B80) via Charger 2.

Q14: What's the Elite 300's standby power and DC efficiency?

• Standby power: 4 W with AC and DC outputs off. • DC efficiency: 90%.

Q15: What is the UPS switchover time of the Elite 300?

10 ms switching for uninterrupted backup power.

Q16: Can the Elite 300 charge and discharge at the same time?

Yes, the Elite 300 supports pass-through charging. AC bypass output: • US: 1,800 W Max., 120 V, 50/60 Hz • EU/UK/AU: 2,300 W Max., 230 V, 50/60 Hz • JP: 1,500 W Max., 100 V, 50/60 Hz

Q17: What can Power Lifting mode handle?

Up to 4,800W, but only for pure resistive loads like heaters, hair dryers, electric stoves, and ovens.

Q18: Why does the Elite 300's weight vary by region?

Because internal components and outlet types differ by region, which affects total weight.

Q19:Can I use all DC ports at once? Will it hit 600 W?

You can use them all, but the total DC output is capped at 400 W.

Q20:Can I reverse charge the Charger 2 using the Elite 300's 12 V/30 A output port?

No.

Q21:Can I control the 12 V output and USB outputs separately?

No. All DC ports share one switch.

Q22:How long can the Elite 300 run common devices?

Estimated runtime = Total capacity × Depth of discharge (DoD) × η (Inverter efficiency) ÷ (Load power + Elite 300's self-consumption) For Example: 1. Everyday Essentials • Light (10 W): 94.2 hours • Router (12 W): 87.6 hours • Mobile phone (15 Wh): 79.2 times • Laptop (60 Wh): 32.6 times 2. Home Comforts • Fan (50 W): 37.5 hours • 50'' LED TV: 21.42 hours • Refrigerator (150 W): 59.9 hours • Air conditioner (740 W): 3.3 hours 3. Kitchen Appliances • Microwave (1,000 W): 2.5 hours • Coffee maker (1,100 W): 2.2 hours 4. Heating Appliances • Heater (500 W): 4.8 hours Notes: • DoD=92%, η=90%. • The above data is tested by BLUETTI Lab. Actual results vary based on usage.

Q23:Will the Elite 300 overheat in an RV or tight space?

No, the Elite 300 is designed with built-in cooling fans. However, it's recommended to leave at least 2 inches (5 cm) of space behind it for proper airflow.

Q24:What cables should I use with the Elite 300's ports?

• 12 V/30 A output port: XT90-to-Anderson cable for RV external DC power. • 16 A AC outlets*: CEE power cable for the RV main power system (available on the BLUETTI official website, April–May). • XT60 input port: Solar or car charging cable for DC input (available on the BLUETTI official website). *Not available on US/JP version.

Q25:Can I expand the Elite 300 besides using Charger 2?

No. The Elite 300 is designed as a standalone unit without native expansion ports.

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