Bluetti has just taken its car charging game to the next level with the launch of its new Charger 2, which boasts an unprecedented power output of up to 1200W - roughly 10 times faster than simply plugging it into your car's standard 12V outlet. This behemoth of a charger can also seamlessly integrate with solar panels on your vehicle's roof and the alternator to charge your power station, making long road trips that much more efficient.
For those familiar with van life or extended road trips, this means that you could potentially recoup an entire day's worth of energy in under 75 minutes - a game-changer for anyone living off the grid. This is all possible thanks to the charger's ability to simultaneously draw up to 800W from the alternator and up to 400W from your installed solar panels, without depleting your vehicle's starter battery.
The Charger 2 itself is a relatively straightforward installation process, making it accessible even for DIY enthusiasts. However, adding more advanced features like separate DC Hubs or additional solar panels may become more complicated.
With the standard price at $349 (a special CES deal), this charger will only cost you $599 after February 7th. For Charger 1 owners, Bluetti is offering a limited-time upgrade option for just $99 - making it an attractive alternative for those looking to level up their charging capabilities.
For those familiar with van life or extended road trips, this means that you could potentially recoup an entire day's worth of energy in under 75 minutes - a game-changer for anyone living off the grid. This is all possible thanks to the charger's ability to simultaneously draw up to 800W from the alternator and up to 400W from your installed solar panels, without depleting your vehicle's starter battery.
The Charger 2 itself is a relatively straightforward installation process, making it accessible even for DIY enthusiasts. However, adding more advanced features like separate DC Hubs or additional solar panels may become more complicated.
With the standard price at $349 (a special CES deal), this charger will only cost you $599 after February 7th. For Charger 1 owners, Bluetti is offering a limited-time upgrade option for just $99 - making it an attractive alternative for those looking to level up their charging capabilities.
i mean who needs to stop at a rest stop every hour just to plug in? and that it can work with solar panels on ur car is MIND BLOWN 
like, u could be driving all day and then plug in for just 75 mins and have enough juice 2 power ur whole setup 
i think this is gonna change the game 4 van lifers & road trippers 4 sure!
I am literally freaking out over this new charger from bluetti!!! 
but seriously, it's going to revolutionize the whole van life and off-grid living thing. I mean can u even imagine recouping an entire day's worth of energy in under 75 minutes?!? that's like, magic or something! 
and the fact that it can seamlessly integrate with solar panels and alternators is just genius. I'm so down for upgrading my charger from the old one and getting this beast of a charger to take my adventures to the next level 
1200w is insane, i mean 10 times faster than just plugging into the car's outlet 
, I mean I've seen some powerful chargers before but 1200W is crazy 
. And yeah, it's gonna be a game changer for van lifers and road trippers who wanna stay off the grid 
. But $599 after Feb 7th is like, a bit steep 
, I guess it depends if you're all about the juice and don't mind spending that kinda cash 
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. And what about the DIY aspect of it? While installation is relatively straightforward, I've heard horror stories about complicated upgrades... has anyone tried this out and can we get some real-world feedback? 
. And it's not just about speed, it's also super convenient since you can charge your solar panels and alternator at the same time 
. My only concern is how expensive it'll get after February 7th... $599 is still pretty steep 
. And at $349 for the basic model (although it'll be $599 after Feb 7th), it's an affordable way to upgrade my charging capabilities 
. Like, what's the point of having 1200W of power if you're just gonna drain your battery faster? And don't even get me started on the DIY installation process... who thought that was a good idea for a product aimed at "van life" enthusiasts? 
And $599 after February? That's just crazy talk! You could buy a whole new car by then 
! The fact that it can charge your power station in under an hour is insane - like, imagine being able to fully recharge in the middle of nowhere and then hitting the road without any worries 
. Now if they can just add more features and options, I'd be totally stoked 
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