Bluetti AC180 Portable Power Station Review -E178

#BLUETTI #AC180 #PORTABLEPOWERSTATION #OAKMOUNTAINACOTTS
Jason and Karen worked with the nice people at Bluetti to unbox and review their new AC180 portable power station. What a handy addition to our forestry business!
LINK TO BLUETTI AC180:
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This video is sponsored by Bluetti.

[@outdoorswithlarryrobin]

Hello Jason, nice unit, amazing technology, good review 🪵👍🏼🇺🇸

[@OakMountainAcotts]

Thanks for the feedback guys. We are pretty impressed with it!

[@thelogfather5002]

Handy as a pocket on a shirt!

[@OakMountainAcotts]

Yes,nice little units!

[@DaveSquibbSr]

Having to keep the box drives me crazy i've got a whole room full of boxes that I can't throw away because if I do I can't get something replaced

[@OakMountainAcotts]

I hear you!

[@CideryFromScratch]

These things are so cool! Love that you can connect a solar charging pad to them and recharge that way! Great sponsored video :)

[@OakMountainAcotts]

Thanks guys. A very cool unit! Must be busy at the orchard this Summer?

[@yvesjolicoeur747]

nice unit. I actually bought the small Bluetti EB3A and have used it a few time already. Very handy in emergencies. Not sure if you noticed but you actually get a direct readout of time remaining on the battery depending on the actual load being drawn at the time. It is shown right below the battery percentage readout. For example when you had the heater on it showed that it could run it fr 0.7 hours (42 minutes) . Cheers

[@OakMountainAcotts]

I wondered if that was time remaining! Pretty nice outfits…

[@larrykerr7712]

Loos like a good unit

[@OakMountainAcotts]

We like it… still testing it out for different uses!

[@noelstractors-firewood57]

Those units seem to be popular now. The more power outages and bad weather we get, the more of those are going to be sold. You could extend your run times if your charging it with the solar panels at the same time your using it to power something. Great ideas. Have a great Friday Jason.

[@OakMountainAcotts]

It is a pretty nice unit. I still want my generator for whole home power but this bluetti would be great for those short, nuisance outages!

[@noelstractors-firewood57]

@@OakMountainAcotts 👍🏻

[@papa54321]

Bluetti AC180 dont like dust.. read your manual😅

[@OakMountainAcotts]

Thanks! I need some down time to read the fine print!

[@johnnytuinals9046]

I am leaning towards the Bluetti AC180 for $841 with tax.I was looking at the Jackery explorer1000 for the same price.But with the Jackery I think the LIFE SPAN of the battery is 500 times at 80% and the Bluetti AC180 Life is over 3000 at 80%....I started looking at these things today and learning a lot.But the real reason I want one is for a Blackout at my home and need something that will ONLY be used with a Freezer and Refrigerator....Hoping That I get at least 10 hours or more when needed(hate spoiled food}...........

[@OakMountainAcotts]

I am impressed with this unit so far. If I were you, I would spend $20 on one of these plug in power meters first to see what kind of energy consumption the freezer and refrigerator draw. That would give you an idea of how long the 180 with 1152 watt hours would keep them running for you before you spend that kind of a money on a unit. Hope this helps! amzn.to/45PIDHV

[@Biggiiful]

What did you end up with?

[@johnnytuinals9046]

@@Biggiiful 2 AC180s..............