Bluetti Power Lifting Mode, Get The Most Out Of Your Bluetti | Moorabbin Batteries

[@robertmazzega1946]

Great Explanation Scott well done

[@James-ke5sx]

It seems similar to the new electronic thermostats I installed in my place. Previously my heaters would go on and stay on continuously until the room heated up. With the new electronic thermostats the heat goes on for a few seconds and then it turns off then on and off. Hi from Canada. I just got my second expansion battery for the AC 200 Max and I'm going to try it out today for the first time. I'm a bit of a prepper so this has been on my list of things to get quite some time now. I just found out what the name stands for. Bluetti stands for Blue Sky, Technology, Tomorrow, and Innovation

[@MoorabbinBatteries]

Glad to hear! Let us know how your 200MAX treats you, we love them!

[@LVA12LT]

super review, i like Bluetti

[@MoorabbinBatteries]

Thanks! We like Bluetti too!

[@mikael3201]

Why do you need to turn this off and on, why does it not detect it automatically?

[@MoorabbinBatteries]

Powerlifting, generally speaking, lowers volts and increases usable wattage. A lower voltage would not be good for most appliances (heating elements are an exception.) There is no way for the unit to tell what is plugged into it which means automating powerlifting, while cool, would cause more issues that it would fix.

[@mikael3201]

​@@MoorabbinBatteries Thank you, so you can only use this feature for "heating" products?

[@MoorabbinBatteries]

@@mikael3201 Yes, we would recommend only using powerlifting for products that have heating elements in them (kettles, irons, space heaters, etc)