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Renowned for its innovative renewable energy solutions, BLUETTI is gearing up to showcase its latest products at the highly anticipated Middle East Energy 2024 exhibition, scheduled to take place from April 16-18 at the Dubai World Trade Centre, UAE.
Set to occupy Hall 7, booth F10, BLUETTI aims to introduce a range of groundbreaking power solutions tailored to meet the evolving energy needs of the region, with a strong emphasis on environmental sustainability.
A standout feature among BLUETTI’s offerings is the SwapSolar Ecosystem, which includes the 1,800W AC180T solar generator and the MultiCooler portable refrigerator. This innovative combination offers independent power and cooling capabilities, making it ideal for extended outdoor adventures and off-grid living. Notably, the AC180T boasts a hot-swappable design, enabling battery replacement during operation, while the MultiCooler seamlessly integrates ice-making, refrigeration, and freezing functions, ensuring freshness even in the Middle Eastern heat.
Also to be unveiled is the AC180P power station, designed to provide uninterrupted power supply during camping trips and desert expeditions. With a robust 1,440Wh capacity and 1,800W AC output, the AC180P can easily power high-energy equipment such as refrigerators and portable air conditioners. Its rapid charging capability and LiFePO4 battery technology ensure long-lasting performance, even in extreme temperatures.
Moreover, BLUETTI will showcase the EP600+B500 home energy storage system, offering customizable and sustainable energy solutions for households. Featuring a 6,000W output and the ability to integrate up to four B500 battery packs, the EP600 provides tailored capacities ranging from 4.9kWh to 19.8kWh. With UPS functionality for outage backup and efficient solar charging capability, it offers a reliable approach to energy independence while reducing carbon footprint.
BLUETTI’s participation in Middle East Energy 2024 underscores its commitment to driving the energy transition and promoting sustainable practices in the region. |
