Our Review
1,152Wh AC180 plus a 200W panel — a slightly larger-capacity solar bundle than the 1kWh pack, with fast AC charging and 1,800W output for fridge-and-devices duty.
Specifications
| Capacity | 1152 Wh |
|---|---|
| Continuous output | 1800 W |
| Battery chemistry | LiFePO4 |
| Included panel | 200 W |
The AC180 bundle gives you a touch more headroom than the 1,024Wh crowd — 1,152Wh of LiFePO4 — plus a 200W panel for off-grid recharging. The 1,800W output (and Bluetti's Power Lifting mode for resistive loads) runs a full-size fridge and the usual camp gear, and the AC180 is known for quick wall recharging when you're near power.
The single 200W panel refills the battery over a good sun day; set expectations against real-world solar throughput (why it runs below rating). It's a solid middle option between the entry River 2 Pro and the 2kWh bundles.
Pros
- 1,152Wh — a bit more than the 1kWh field
- 1,800W output + Power Lifting for resistive loads
- Fast AC recharge when near power
- 200W panel included for solar charging
Cons
- Single 200W panel = full-day solar recharge
- Ecosystem/app less refined than EcoFlow's
Who it's for: buyers who want slightly more capacity than a 1kWh bundle at a competitive price. For a longer-lived battery, compare the Jackery Solar Generator 1000 v2 (currently $699.00).