BLUETTI AC180: what it can run, and for how long

BLUETTI AC180: 1,152 Wh, 1,800 W continuous (2,700 W surge), $499 list price. About 979 Wh reaches your appliances (our 85% estimate).

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Specs checked:

Specifications

Capacity
1,152 Wh source
Continuous AC output
1,800 W source
Surge AC output
2,700 W source
AC outlets
4 source
Battery chemistry
LFP (lithium iron phosphate) source
Rated cycles
3,500 to 80% capacity source
Wall charging input
1,440 W source
Solar input
500 W (12-60 V) source
Weight
35.27 lb source
Warranty
5 years source
List price
$499 (regular price on BLUETTI's US store, checked 2026-11-03) source

See it on BLUETTI

Not stated on BLUETTI's pages, or not clear enough for us to use: UPS switchover time.

Cheaper with at least the same capacity and output

None. No other power station we track with a list price is cheaper and has at least 1,152 Wh and 1,800 W continuous.

How long it runs one appliance

Each row is that appliance alone. 33 of the 35 appliances in our list can run on it; 2 can't (too many watts to run or start, or they need 240 V). For several appliances at once, use the planner.

ApplianceRunning / startingRuns it?Runtime
Refrigerator (full-size)150 to 400 W / 800 to 1,200 WYes24 hours (cycling)
Chest freezer100 to 500 W / 500 to 1,000 WYes40 hours (cycling)
Upright freezer100 to 500 W / 500 to 1,000 WYes22 hours (cycling)
Mini fridge50 to 100 W / 400 to 600 WYes9.8 hours nonstop
Microwave600 to 1,200 WYes49 minutes nonstop
Coffee maker (4-cup)600 WYes1.6 hours nonstop
Electric kettle (1.7 L)1,500 WYes39 minutes nonstop
Toaster1,200 WYes49 minutes nonstop
Induction burner (single, portable)1,200 to 1,800 WYes33 minutes nonstop
Sump pump (1/3 HP)500 to 800 W / 1,000 to 1,600 WYes1.2 hours nonstop
Sump pump (1/2 HP)800 to 1,050 W / 1,300 to 2,150 WYes56 minutes nonstop
Well pump (1/2 HP)750 to 1,000 W / 1,500 to 2,000 WYes59 minutes nonstop
Well pump (1 HP)1,000 to 2,000 W / 2,000 to 4,000 WNo: no 240 V output; 1,800 W continuous, less than the 2,000 W your list runs at once; 2,700 W surge, less than the 4,000 W needed to start the well pump (1 HP)-
Window air conditioner (5,000 BTU)450 to 600 W / 900 to 1,200 WYes1.6 hours nonstop
Window air conditioner (10,000 BTU)900 to 1,200 W / 1,800 to 2,400 WYes49 minutes nonstop
Space heater (electric)750 to 1,500 WYes39 minutes nonstop
Furnace fan / blower (gas furnace, 1/2 HP)300 to 800 W / 800 to 1,600 WYes1.2 hours nonstop
Ceiling fan15 to 75 WYes13 hours nonstop
Box fan50 to 200 WYes4.9 hours nonstop
Wi-Fi router + modem10 to 20 WYes2 days nonstop
Laptop (charging / in use)20 to 100 WYes9.8 hours nonstop
Desktop computer600 to 800 WYes1.2 hours nonstop
LED TV (32" to 55")80 to 400 WYes2.4 hours nonstop
Phone charging10 WYes4.1 days nonstop
Satellite internet (Starlink Standard dish)75 to 100 WYes9.8 hours nonstop
LED light bulb8 to 15 WYes2.7 days nonstop
Oxygen concentrator (home, 5 L/min)310 WYes3.2 hours nonstop
Washing machine500 to 1,000 W / 1,000 to 2,300 WYes59 minutes nonstop
Circular saw (7-1/4")1,200 to 1,800 W / 2,400 to 3,600 WNo: 2,700 W surge, less than the 3,600 W needed to start the circular saw (7-1/4")-
Garage door opener720 W / 1,420 WYes1.4 hours nonstop
Hair dryer1,800 W / 1,900 WYes33 minutes nonstop
Aquarium heater (15-40 gallon tank)100 WYes9.8 hours nonstop
CPAP: ResMed AirSense 1156 WYes17 hours nonstop
CPAP: ResMed AirSense 1053 WYes18 hours nonstop
CPAP: ResMed AirMini6 WYes6.5 days nonstop

Runtime = 979 Wh usable (1,152 Wh x 85%) / the appliance's draw: its running watts nonstop, or its average over a day for appliances that cycle on and off. Appliance figures and their sources are on our methodology page.

Sources (BLUETTI): BLUETTI AC180 product page (checked 2026-11-03)