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BLUETTI Apex 300 Versatile Power Station – 3,840W | 2,764.8Wh

BLUETTI Apex 300 Versatile Power Station – 3,840W | 2,764.8Wh

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Overview

Power more of what matters with the BLUETTI Apex 300 Versatile Power Station, a high-output energy platform designed for home backup, off-grid power, RV use, workshops, outdoor living, and other applications where conventional portable power stations can quickly reach their limits.

With 3,840W of rated AC output and 2,764.8Wh of battery capacity, the Apex 300 provides substantial power in its base configuration while giving customers a platform designed around more demanding electrical loads.

Its defining advantage is a dual-inverter architecture capable of supplying 120V and 240V power simultaneously.

That means the Apex 300 can support a compatible 240V load while continuing to provide power to 120V equipment. The system can also accept charging from a conventional 120V source while simultaneously supporting appropriate 120V and 240V loads.

For customers building a larger energy system, the Apex 300 also offers high-power solar integration through the compatible SolarX 4K solar charge controller, creating a path from portable power toward a more substantial home or off-grid energy setup.

3,840W Output • 2,764.8Wh Capacity • Simultaneous 120V + 240V • Multiple Recharge Options • Expandable Energy Platform


Key Features

  • 3,840W Rated AC Output — Provides substantial power for compatible household appliances, tools, RV equipment, electronics, and other demanding loads.
  • 2,764.8Wh Base Battery Capacity — Delivers nearly 2.8kWh of stored energy before considering compatible expansion options.
  • 120V + 240V Simultaneous Output — Dual-inverter architecture is designed to provide both voltage classes at the same time.
  • Designed for U.S. Electrical Applications — Built around the 120V/240V power requirements commonly encountered in U.S. homes and equipment.
  • Power While Recharging — The Apex 300 can support appropriate loads while the system itself is being recharged.
  • Multiple Charging Methods — Gives owners flexibility to replenish stored energy according to their installation and available power sources.
  • High-Power Solar Capability — Compatible with BLUETTI's SolarX 4K system for substantially higher solar-input configurations.
  • AC-Coupling Potential — SolarX 4K can support integration with compatible existing rooftop solar systems through AC coupling.
  • Expandable System Architecture — Designed as a foundation for customers whose power requirements may extend beyond a single portable power station.
  • Home Backup Potential — Suitable for building an appropriately configured backup-power system for selected household loads.
  • Off-Grid Capability — High output and solar integration make the platform attractive for cabins, RVs, remote work, and other applications where grid power may not always be available.

Why This Product Stands Out

Many portable power stations are fundamentally large 120V battery packs.

The Apex 300 is designed to go further.

Its dual-inverter architecture gives it one of the most important capabilities for customers with more demanding electrical requirements:

120V + 240V AT THE SAME TIME

That distinction matters.

A typical home or serious off-grid setup can contain very different types of electrical loads.

Some equipment operates at:

120V

while other equipment may require:

240V

The Apex 300 is designed so customers don't necessarily have to choose one voltage mode at the expense of the other.

The system can power a compatible 240V appliance while simultaneously supporting 120V equipment and accepting an appropriate 120V charging source.

That makes the Apex 300 more than a large battery for phones, laptops, and camping accessories.

It's designed as a:

SCALABLE POWER PLATFORM

for customers with broader energy requirements.


3,840W Rated Output

The Apex 300 provides:

3,840 WATTS

of rated AC output.

That gives it the ability to support substantially more demanding loads than a small recreational power station.

Potential applications can include compatible:

Refrigeration • Power Tools • Kitchen Equipment • RV Loads • Electronics • Lighting • Communications Equipment • Home Essentials

subject to each device's actual voltage, running wattage, startup demand, outlet requirements, and the Apex 300's operating limits.

Important

A 3,840W total output rating does not mean every appliance up to 3,840W will automatically be compatible.

Always account for:

  • Operating wattage
  • Startup/surge demand
  • Voltage
  • Frequency
  • Outlet type
  • Circuit limitations
  • Simultaneous loads
  • Manufacturer requirements

Verify the exact appliance before relying on the Apex 300 as its power source.


2,764.8Wh Battery Capacity

The base Apex 300 provides:

2,764.8Wh

of stored battery capacity.

That's approximately:

2.76kWh

of nominal energy storage.

This distinction between watts and watt-hours is important for customers.

3,840W

describes how much rated AC power the system can deliver.

2,764.8Wh

describes the base battery's stored energy capacity.

How long a particular appliance can operate depends on its actual consumption as well as conversion losses, temperature, battery state, operating conditions, and other system factors.

For that reason, runtime should be calculated for the customer's actual equipment rather than promising universal operating times.


Simultaneous 120V + 240V Power

This is the Apex 300's headline capability.

The system is designed for:

120V AND 240V OUTPUT SIMULTANEOUSLY

rather than requiring the owner to select only one voltage class.

This can be particularly valuable for:

  • Home backup systems
  • Workshops
  • RV and mobile applications
  • Off-grid properties
  • Equipment requiring 240V
  • Mixed-voltage electrical setups

Customers can operate an appropriate 240V appliance while continuing to power compatible 120V devices.


Charge While Powering Your Equipment

Highlights include the ability to:

RECHARGE WHILE SUPPLYING POWER

For example, a scenario where the Apex 300 is:

Powering a 240V Appliance

while simultaneously:

Charging from a Conventional 120V Outlet

and:

Powering Other 120V Equipment

This can provide considerably more flexibility than a system that requires customers to stop powering loads whenever the battery needs to recharge.

Actual simultaneous input/output limits should always follow current operating specifications.


Multiple Recharge Options

The Apex 300 is designed around flexible energy replenishment rather than relying on a single charging method.

This becomes especially valuable for customers using the system for:

Home Backup • Extended Outages • RV Travel • Remote Properties • Off-Grid Applications

where the best available charging source can change from one situation to another.


High-Power Solar Charging

For customers who want to build a larger solar-powered energy system, the Apex 300 can be paired with BLUETTI's:

SolarX 4K Solar Charge Controller

The SolarX 4K is a:

4,000W SOLAR CHARGE CONTROLLER

This dramatically expands the solar possibilities beyond those of a conventional portable solar-generator setup.

The SolarX 4K can be used with solar arrays ranging from approximately:

4kW–30kW

depending on system configuration.

Important

A 4,000W solar charge controller does not mean that a single Apex 300 necessarily accepts 30,000W directly into its battery.

The larger solar-array figures relate to the architecture and compatible SolarX/system configuration.

Customers should follow exact solar-input, controller, voltage, current, wiring, and system-design requirements.


Rooftop Solar Integration

The compatible SolarX 4K system can integrate with existing rooftop solar installations through:

AC COUPLING

This is potentially one of the Apex 300 ecosystem's most important features for homeowners who already have solar.

Rather than treating portable batteries and rooftop solar as completely separate systems, an appropriately configured Apex 300 ecosystem may provide a path toward greater integration.

Important Installation Note

Rooftop solar, AC coupling, transfer equipment, home electrical panels, and high-power energy-storage installations should be configured according to:

  • Manufacturer requirements
  • Solar inverter compatibility
  • Applicable electrical codes
  • Permitting requirements
  • Utility requirements where applicable
  • Appropriate installation practices

Do not assume every existing solar installation can be connected without additional compatible equipment.


Home Backup Applications

The Apex 300's combination of:

3,840W Output + 2,764.8Wh Capacity + 120V/240V Capability

makes home backup one of its strongest use cases.

An appropriately configured system may be used to support selected essential loads during a power interruption.

Potential examples include compatible:

  • Refrigerators and freezers
  • Lighting
  • Internet and communications equipment
  • Electronics
  • Selected kitchen appliances
  • Home-office equipment
  • Appropriate pumps
  • Other essential circuits or appliances

Exact capability depends entirely on the load and system configuration.

Important

Never connect a portable power station directly to home wiring through an improvised cord or unapproved backfeeding method.

Home electrical integration requires appropriate transfer/interconnection equipment and installation according to applicable requirements.


Off-Grid & Remote Power

The Apex 300 also makes sense outside the home.

Its high output and solar-integration potential can support energy systems for:

Cabins • RVs • Overlanding • Remote Work • Workshops • Outdoor Events • Off-Grid Properties

The ability to support both 120V and 240V loads can be particularly valuable for customers whose equipment needs extend beyond ordinary electronics and low-power camping appliances.


Specifications

Specification Details
Brand BLUETTI
Model Apex 300
Product Type Versatile Power Station
Rated AC Output 3,840W
Battery Capacity 2,764.8Wh
Approx. Base Capacity 2.76kWh
120V Output Yes
240V Output Yes
Simultaneous 120V + 240V Yes — Per BLUETTI
Simultaneous Charging / Output Supported — Subject to Operating Limits
Solar Expansion Compatible with SolarX 4K System
SolarX Controller Rating 4,000W
SolarX Array Integration 4kW–30kW — Depending on Compatible System Configuration
Rooftop Solar Integration AC Coupling — With Compatible Configuration
Primary Applications Home Backup / Off-Grid / RV / Mobile / Workshop

Battery Chemistry • Battery Cycle Life • AC Surge Output • AC Outlet Configuration • 240V Outlet Type • Solar Input Range • AC Charging Input • Maximum Combined Input • Charging Times • Operating Temperature • Dimensions • Weight • Expansion-Battery Compatibility • Maximum Expandable Capacity • UPS Specifications • App Connectivity • Warranty • Certifications


Who This Is For

The Apex 300 is particularly well suited for customers whose power requirements have moved beyond a basic portable battery.

It's an excellent fit for:

  • Homeowners planning backup power
  • Existing solar owners exploring battery integration
  • RV owners
  • Off-grid properties
  • Cabins
  • Workshops
  • Contractors and mobile work
  • Remote-work setups
  • Outdoor events
  • Customers with compatible 240V equipment
  • Customers needing simultaneous 120V and 240V power
  • Customers who want a system that can grow beyond its initial configuration

The Apex 300 is particularly compelling for someone who wants to start with a capable standalone power station but retain a path toward a larger energy system.


Important Electrical Safety

The Apex 300 is a high-output electrical power system.

Always follow requirements regarding:

  • Maximum loads
  • Outlet ratings
  • 120V and 240V operation
  • Charging
  • Solar input
  • Expansion equipment
  • Grounding
  • Ventilation
  • Operating temperature
  • Storage
  • Home electrical integration

Never

  • Exceed rated output.
  • Use damaged cables or connectors.
  • Expose inappropriate electrical connections to water.
  • Block required ventilation.
  • Connect incompatible solar voltage or current.
  • Modify the unit.
  • Use improvised home backfeeding connections.
  • Connect to a home electrical panel without approved interconnection equipment.
  • Service internal high-voltage components yourself.

For permanent or panel-connected home installations, use appropriately qualified electrical professionals and follow applicable codes and installation requirements.


Solar Safety & Compatibility

Solar panels cannot be selected solely by total wattage.

Compatibility also depends on:

Voltage + Current + Connector + Array Configuration + Controller Limits

Before connecting a solar array, verify the complete electrical specifications against the Apex 300 and/or SolarX 4K requirements.

Do not exceed specified input voltage or current limits.

Existing rooftop-solar integration requires particular attention because system architecture varies considerably between installations.


Common Questions

How much power does the Apex 300 provide?
3,840W of rated AC output.

What is the battery capacity?
2,764.8Wh, or approximately 2.76kWh.

Does it provide 240V power?
Yes. The Apex 300 is designed to support 240V applications within its specifications.

Can it provide 120V and 240V at the same time?
Yes. 120V + 240V output is a feature of the Apex 300.

Can it recharge while powering appliances?
Yes, simultaneous charging and load operation, subject to the system's input/output limits.

Can I charge it from a regular 120V outlet while using 240V equipment?
Yes, as part of the Apex 300's dual-inverter architecture, subject to applicable operating limits.

Can it power my entire house?
That depends on the home's loads, installation, system configuration, expansion equipment, and duration required. A 3,840W power station should not automatically be described as whole-home power.

Can it run a 240V appliance?
Potentially, yes, provided the appliance's voltage, outlet, operating wattage, startup demand, and other requirements fall within the Apex 300's specifications.

Can it connect to rooftop solar?
Yes, with compatible configurations using the SolarX 4K to integrate with existing rooftop solar through AC coupling.

Can I connect it directly to my home's electrical panel?
Only through approved/compatible equipment and an installation that complies with applicable electrical requirements. Never use improvised backfeeding.

How long will it run my refrigerator, air conditioner, or other appliance?
Runtime depends on actual energy consumption, duty cycle, startup load, conversion losses, environmental conditions, and available battery capacity. Calculate runtime using the specific appliance rather than relying on a universal estimate.

Is SolarX 4K included?
No. SolarX 4K is not included with the base Apex 300. 

Are solar panels included?
No. Solar equipment is sold separately.