Bluetti AC2A Power Station 

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Thanks for the video, Bluetti has always been my favourite out of all the companies. 👍

You obviously are super smart and know SO MUCH about solar power!! I am GREEN!! I don’t know where to start at all. There are too many batteries, panels, inverters, charge controllers etc that I stay continuously in the dark. Get it? 🤣 I get confused by amps, volts & watts. Do you have a video for a smart guy like me who has NO off grid equipment, knows very little about it all but can learn? If I wanted to power let’s say a fridge (even just a small beverage cooler) how would I do that? I get that the solar panel charges the battery but how do I make it so that I have enough battery power to outlast several days of cloudy weather for example? I don’t want to spend a ton but I do want to solve this problem. You seem to be the guy who could help me. I’ve seen kits from online companies with (for example) Ecoflow 1800w appliances with all the wiring and connectors and panels. But I don’t know if that is the way to go for me. Again, how do I get enough battery capacity to outlast cloudy days? Or even hazy days bc here in the south we can have many many days of that hazy humid sky. My brain says it’s better to roll my own with batteries, inverter, controller and panels so I can expand the batteries to be able to store power. Thanks!

can the unit simultaneously recharge while powering a device on DC out?

The battery is too small and the inverter too weak to power anything sizable over AC. Unless one really needs solar charging and/or AC output for a small device they're better off buying with two 100Wh USB-C power banks. Their EB3A may actually be better depending on application. The unit is limited to 8.2A over DC. A typical 100W panel hovers around 20V when operating. Two in parallel will likely result in 165W or so.

Does it have a speaker? Why the holes on the side?