@BLUETTI_CARE It seems that you are not giving up and keep doubling down, huh.
I’ll keep it simple: an average user does not need to know the apparent power of their appliances.
We are not electrical engineers or utility providers, and we do not deal with complex electrical systems.
We just plug in our computers and fridges into your portable powerbank.
Geniuses who thought it was a good idea to display apparent power in such simple and non-professional product should be fired or chewed out at least. Especially considering that none of the other Bluetti (and other brands) products do this, and no one needs this.
Make the power display logic match other units, f.e, AC180, and never do that again.
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Hi @BLUETTI_CARE
Same issue posiibly
EL100V22526000353216
ARM v2186.15
DSP v2200.14
BMS v1083.07
I just checked with the wattmeter:
AC load = 50W (wattmeter in grid AC outlet)
AC output = 50W (wattmeter in Bluetti Elit 100 V2 AC outlet)
Bluetti Elit 100 V2 display output = 82W
Can it be fixed?
What real time on battery I’ll have with 50W AC load for example?
Thank you
Hi @BLUETTI_CARE
Just repeated the test with the same load on my AC180P:
AC load = 50W (wattmeter in grid AC outlet)
AC output = 50W (wattmeter in Bluetti AC180P AC outlet)
Bluetti AC180P display AC output = 50W
Can we have something like this on Elite 100 V2?
Thank you!