BLUETTIThe most compact and cost-efficient 3kWh portable power station available, the BLUETTI Elite 300 packs serious power into a manageable package. Available from 15 December, it’s ideal for Australian households as a home battery backup, as well as for caravans and off-grid setups.
Introducing BLUETTI Elite 300: 3kWh power at 2kWh portability
The Elite 300 holds 3014Wh of capacity but weighs just 26.3kg, roughly as heavy as smaller 2kWh units. This makes it easily movable between the house, caravan, and campsite without the bulk associated with 3kWh LFP power stations.
The 2400W continuous output handles most home appliances, from fridges and microwaves to laptops and ice makers. When high-draw devices such as kettles or ovens need extra muscle, the Power Lifting mode pushes its output to 4800W with ease.
Multiple ports deliver genuine plug-and-play convenience: 2 AC outlets, 2 USB-A ports, 2 USB-C ports (100W and 140W), a cigarette lighter socket, and a robust 12V/30A port. This variety helps ensure reliable electricity for virtually any device at home, work, or play.
Elite 300 can charge up to 1200W from solar panels. Image: BLUETTI
Faster and smarter home backup power
Blackouts strike without warning – summer storms, bushfires, grid failures. The Elite 300 delivers uninterruptible power (UPS) in just 10ms, making it one of the fastest-reacting home battery backups available. This home battery keeps fish tank filters running, gaming computers online, and fridges preserving food without interruption.
Power management is intelligent, with the updated BLUETTI app that goes beyond basic monitoring and remote control. Operating via Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, the newTimer Switch function enables customised power schedules to suit different lifestyles.
Households can program air conditioners to cool rooms before arriving home on sweltering summer days, or schedule pet feeders during extended holidays. They can also wake up or sleep units remotely from any location, taking full charge of their energy usage.
Elite 300 provides 10ms UPS, one of the fastest-reacting home battery backups. Image: BLUETTI
Power freedom for caravans and off-grid adventures
Engineered with road adventures in mind, the Elite 300 battery backup includes a 12V/30A RV port that powers onboard systems such as water pumps, lights, and diesel heaters – perfect for RVs, camper trailers, motorhomes, and boats.
Charging is quick and flexible for on-the-road power. Its 2300W AC fast charging fills the battery in 1.6 hours. Combining AC with solar input reaches up to 2800W for a one-hour full recharge – an industry-leading speed.
Off the beaten track with solar panels, the Elite 300 captures up to 1200W of sunlight, providing steady power for refrigeration, lighting, and cooking. Road trippers and overlanders can also top it up from their vehicles using the Charger 1 alternator charger, which can recharge six times faster than conventional car chargers.
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BLUETTI Elite 300: Pricing and availability
The Elite 300 launches on December 15 via BLUETTI Australia’s official website at a special introductory price of $2599, valid until 31 December.
Customers can use the code GG300 for an additional 6% launch discount.
Additionally, BLUETTI’s Christmas Sale is running from 10–25 December, offering discounts of up to 50% across its range of portable power stations and solar generators. It’s a good time for Australians to secure reliable portable power for summer camping trips, beach weekends, or home backup peace of mind!
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About BLUETTI
Founded in 2009, BLUETTI is a global leader in clean energy storage, providing reliable portable power stations, solar generators, and solar battery systems for home backup and outdoor activities. With a dedicated R&D team and a 40,000m² certified manufacturing facility, the company is making innovative power solutions accessible to everyone. Through continuous innovation and a customer-centric approach, BLUETTI has been trusted by more than 4 million users across 110+ countries and regions.
