Powering Pool Pump and UV

Product Discussion
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I’m new here and I’m wanting to figure out how to power a pool pump and UV lamps that is around 400W total. 350W for the pool pump and around 40-50 W for UV lamps. They are AC powered so easy to plug in to any of the Bluetti units. I have the EB3A and AC 180 that I can use right now. What is the recommended unit to use for this level of Wattage for 24 hours? If these aren’t enough I’ll upgrade. I have a few solar panels coming also. I have the Bluetti 350W panels coming and the Renogy 400W panels coming. I figured if I connected the Bluetti AC 180 to the grid, it will provide power when the solar system and battery run out or I guess the grid will keep the AC 180 charged when the solar is not enough. I know this unit will use the solar before AC input kicks in which is perfect.

I’m also setting up a separate system to try on a new portable AC unit that takes around 1200W.

I appreciate all your help.

Allen

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Air conditioners and pool pumps are going to have higher startup power, and I would recommend that you upgrade to an AC300 or higher output model to match up the startup power of these devices. AC180’s output should not be enough to carry them.
Our Apex300 flagship model will go live on May 20th and features 3840W of high power output while supporting loaded 120V/240V devices.
This might be a perfect time to explore your options!