BLUETTI EB70 Portable Power Station 1000W 716Wh LiFePO4

BLUETTI EB70 portable power station with a 716Wh LiFePO4 battery and 1,000W pure sine wave AC output. Designed for Australian camping, caravan, outdoor and backup-power use, the EB70 combines battery storage, an inverter, USB charging and regulated DC outputs in a compact 9.7kg unit.

The two Australian AC outlets provide 1,000W total continuous output with a listed 1,400W surge rating. Always check the continuous power and start-up surge of every connected appliance before use.

Key specifications

• Battery capacity: 716Wh (22.4V, 32Ah)
• Battery chemistry: LiFePO4 lithium iron phosphate
• AC output: 2 × 220–240V outlets, 1,000W total
• Inverter waveform: pure sine wave
• Surge rating: 1,400W
• Solar input: up to 200W, 12–28V open-circuit voltage, 8A maximum
• AC-adapter input: up to 200W
• Supplier-listed cycle life: 2,500+ cycles to 80% original capacity
• Weight: 9.7kg
• Dimensions: 320 × 216 × 221mm
• Charging temperature: 0°C to 40°C
• Discharge/operating temperature: -20°C to 40°C
• Pass-through charging: supported
• Warranty: 2 years

Ten useful outputs

• 2 × 220–240V AC outlets, sharing the 1,000W total rating
• 2 × USB-C ports, up to 100W each
• 2 × USB-A ports, 5V/3A each
• 1 × regulated 12V/10A car outlet
• 2 × regulated 12V/10A DC5521 outlets
• 1 × 15W wireless charging pad

The EB70 can charge phones, laptops, cameras, lighting and other compatible equipment while also operating suitably matched AC or 12V appliances. It does not guarantee operation of every appliance below 1,000W because start-up surge, power factor and combined outlet load must also be considered.

Solar-panel compatibility

The built-in MPPT controller accepts up to 200W of solar input with a stated range of 12–28V open-circuit voltage and 8A maximum. Check the panel or array's Voc, including its possible increase in cold conditions, before connecting it. The combined array Voc must remain below 28V and the connector polarity must match the supplied BLUETTI solar cable.

A single compatible portable panel or selected solar blanket can provide off-grid charging. Do not assume that two nominal 12V panels are safe in series—their combined open-circuit voltage may exceed the EB70 input limit.

Approximate recharge times

• 200W AC adapter: approximately 4–4.5 hours
• Up to 200W solar: approximately 4–4.5 hours in strong sunlight under favourable conditions
• 12V vehicle outlet: approximately 7.5 hours
• 24V vehicle outlet: approximately 4 hours

Solar recharge time varies with panel output, temperature, orientation, shade, cable losses and the battery's state of charge.

Estimating runtime

Divide the available watt-hours by the average device wattage, then allow for inverter and conversion losses. For example, a constant 100W AC load will run for less than 7.16 hours because the full 716Wh is not delivered at the AC outlet after conversion losses and system reserve.

Appliances such as fridges cycle on and off, so their average energy use is more useful than compressor wattage alone. Measure or confirm daily watt-hours when planning for overnight or multi-day use.

Suitable uses

• Camping and caravan power
• Phones, tablets, laptops and camera equipment
• Compatible camping fridges and 12V accessories
• Lighting, fans and entertainment equipment
• Short-duration backup for essential devices within the output limits

The EB70 is not weatherproof. Keep it dry, allow ventilation around the unit and do not operate it inside an enclosed hot compartment.

What is included

• 1 × BLUETTI EB70 716Wh / 1,000W portable power station
• 1 × AC adapter and charging cable
• 1 × vehicle charging cable
• 1 × solar charging cable
• 1 × user manual
• 1 × warranty card

Frequently asked questions

Can the EB70 run a camping fridge?

Many compatible camping fridges can operate from the regulated 12V outlet or AC output. Confirm the fridge's continuous demand, compressor start-up surge and plug type before connecting it.

Can I use a 200W solar panel?

Yes, provided the panel's open-circuit voltage remains within 12–28V, current and connector polarity are compatible, and the input does not exceed the EB70 limits.

Can the EB70 charge and power devices simultaneously?

The supplied specification supports pass-through charging. It should not be treated as a guaranteed uninterruptible power supply for critical equipment.

How does the EB70 compare with a separate battery and inverter?

The EB70 is an integrated portable solution. A component-based 12V system can be more configurable and expandable but requires correct matching of the battery, inverter, charger, cabling and protection. Compare other portable power stations, portable solar generators or read the lithium versus AGM battery guide.