Portable Power Stations

Compare Power Stations

See the BLUETTI Elite 100 V2 and Elite 200 V2 side by side, and check which one suits your loads.

Every figure below comes from BLUETTI's own product pages, checked on 27 October 2026. Where BLUETTI's pages disagree or leave something out, it's marked rather than guessed. Check the current listing before you buy, as makers change specs and pages.

1. Side by side

  • No tag: stated on BLUETTI Australia's product page.
  • Other regionFrom a BLUETTI page for another country, not shown on the Australian page. Australian units may differ.
  • UnconfirmedBLUETTI's pages give conflicting or unclear figures. Check with BLUETTI before relying on it.
  • Not statedBLUETTI's pages don't give this figure.

2. Will it run my gear?

Enter what you want to run on the 240V AC outlets at the same time. For things that cycle on and off, like a fridge, use the average draw for the runtime and the running watts for the output check.

Allows for charge the unit keeps in reserve.
BLUETTI doesn't publish this. 85% is a typical estimate.

Start-up surge isn't checked because BLUETTI's surge figures are unconfirmed. Motors, compressors and power tools can draw several times their running watts for a moment.

What this does and doesn't tell you

  • These are the maker's figures, not our test results.
  • Runtime is an idealised estimate for a steady AC load. Real runtime varies with temperature, battery age, fans and screens, and how hard the load works. For mixed AC and 12V loads, use the Power Station Runtime Calculator.
  • BLUETTI's Australian pages don't say what type of AC outlets these units have. Check the listing if you need standard Australian sockets.
  • Work on 240V AC wiring, including inverter outputs and mains inlets, must be done by a licensed electrician.

Next steps

Still deciding between a power station and building your own? Read Power Station vs DIY Battery Box.

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