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I took jdege’s advice and started thinking about how I could set things up in the most simple way. I tested the ac side of the Bluetti with no load. As far as I can tell there is a minimal 1-2% power loss over 24 hours for my unit. So I could just set up a marine battery charger plugged into the...

So after 5 days of testing I am pleased with my decision. The Bluetti will power my electric galley plus fridge for 2 plus days with no recharge and more than 24 hours adding in a battery charger plugged into the Bluetti and maintaining my lead acid bank. My solar panels arrive next week and I...

Well I bit the bullet and purchased the Bluetti 200max. Amazon has a $400 coupon running right now so it was a little less painful. Griths write up sealed the deal for me. It makes too much sense to go this route with plug and play ease on a boat that’s 50 years old and would need a complete...

My guess is he connected his Bluetti 110 charger into his 120v outlet wiring either by plugging the Bluetti into an outlet or hardwiring it in behind an outlet. I’m not an electrician so I have no idea wether that’s best practice, etc. After mulling this over for the last 6 months I think I’m...

Thanks for all the replies. When looking into a piecemeal system seems I would require: batteries, mppt controllers, shunt, dc to dc charger, monitor, inverter/charger, and batteries. Plus all the cabling. The price is close to the cost of a Bluetti and I would hope to either add a lifpo4 into...

Hello, I was looking for input on integrating a Bluetti 200max into the 12v DC and 110 ac systems on my boat. My boat is from 1974 and has never been upgraded(very simple system with lights and minimal electronics). Rather than expand and upgrade the original system (would end up being the same...