In part 2, I test the Bluetti AC200P portable power station's different charging methods. First with the 411W AC power brick, then use 3 200W Bluetti folding solar panels and via 8.2 amp 12V car charger.

Then I test various things around my RV it can power like our air conditioner, Instant Pot, microwave, toaster, air compressor, etc. I also do a total output power capacity test using the AC inverter output @ 600 watts.

Overall I was impressed with the AC200P's 2000W inverter. It's robust and puts out stable, consistent power with terrific 4800 surge capabilities. I even tried it at greater than 2000 watts. In my test, it was able to put out 2150 watts for about 2 minutes before the overload function kicked in.



For the part 3 video, I'm taking the Bluetti along with us on a 3-day off-grid RV trip. I let you know how it performs and give you my pro and cons as I see them.

Now, in part 3 of my Bluetti AC200P 2000W portable power station review, I take the system out on a three-day camping trip off-grid. We head into the British Columbia backwoods and camp in a beautiful forest campsite.

I show you how it performs in a rigorous real-world situation with limited solar power due to the cloudy rainy west coast weather. Then I give my overall pros/cons plus final thoughts.



Cons:

- "All in One Solution," but it fails; the whole system is down.
- Heavy for some at 60 pound
- Much more costly than a 2000W gas generator
- The display is difficult to read in bright light
- If the display quits or is damaged, the unit can't be used
- 2000 watt-hour can be misleading (1680 usable in my test)
- No cords included for the 12V 25A output port

Pros:

- Robust 2000W pure sine inverter w/4800W surge capacity
- Quality construction, fit & finish, and excellent accessory cables
- LiFePO4 battery pack rated at 3500+ charging cycles
- 700-watt solar input max and input voltages of 35V to 150V
- Can charge with both inputs simultaneously for up to 1200 watts
- 12VDC 25 Amp output port. Good for RV applications
- Bluetti has good brand recognition and reviews
- Can charge and discharge both AC & DC at the same time
- Detail information provided via the touch screen display
- Variable fan speeds Not too loud on low below 1500W output
- Small form factor considering the power. 16.5 x 11 x 15.2 inches
- Stylish looks but doesn't stand out too much
- Solid handles for lifting or locking up
- Lots of different output ports for powering multiple devices
- 2-year warranty