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The BLUETTI Elite 200 V2 Power Station has been unveiled, and it provides a quiet, portable power solution that’s perfect for filming in the field where power isn’t present. Key features include 2600W of power, 16 dB minimum noise (max 50 dB), and solar charging capabilities of up to 1000W.
Some months ago, we reported on their AC50B Portable Power Station, and now BLUETTI has launched the Elite 200 V2 builds on the success of the AC200P and customer feedback. The AC200P was the first portable power station to feature LiFePO4 battery technology. While many film and video production crews rely on gas-powered (and loud) generators for remote shoots, BLUETTI gives a quiet, battery-powered portable solution.
For personal use, the Elite 200 V2 Power Station is great for road or camping trips, as a power backup at home, and more.
The Elite 200 V2 Power Station features automotive-grade LFP batteries with over 6,000 lifecycles. Others feature NCM batteries and 500+ lifecycles. The company claims it will last up to 17 years of daily use. Additionally, the Elite 200 V2 can be charged via solar and also has a sleek and compact design.
Filming in the field, more remote areas, or locations without reliable power, can be difficult when it comes to solutions to keep the production powered and moving. There must be a reliable and quiet solution to charge camera and monitor batteries, rechargeable mics and receivers/recorders, laptops, tablets, phones, and more.
The BLUETTI Elite 200 V2 Power Station provides that solution, and while heavy at 53.4 lbs (24.2 kg), the size is small enough to tuck away. When compared to a gas-powered and loud generator, it’s therefore more ideal for filming in the field.
Full features include:
The BLUETTI Elite 200 V2 Power Station starts at $1,999 for the base model. The company is offering a limited-time discount of 45%, taking the price down to $1,099 (from now until December 2, 2024). Other options include the Elite 200 V2 and adding Charger 1 Alternator Charger ($1,298 now), the SP200L 200W solar panel ($1,398 now), or the PV350 250W solar panel ($1,598). These discounts of up to $1,250 off on all three options are available for a limited time this Black Friday.
CineD readers can get 5% off a new BLUETTI Elite 200 V2 Power Station at BLUETTI’s website and Amazon by using the code ELITE200V2PR at checkout.
If filming in the field or on a location without reliable power, the BLUETTI Elite 200 V2 Power Station is an option to consider. It eliminates the need to run to one’s car to charge batteries and phones when in remote areas.
What do you think of the new BLUETTI Elite 200 V2 Power Station? Do you use portable power stations in the field for your shoots, whether using battery or fuel? Let us know in the comments!
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Heath has been an independent filmmaker, video director, producer, and editor for over 25 years, and has been writing and lecturing about film and video technology since 2003. In addition to producing and directing several feature and short films, corporate videos, commercials, and more, he has taught filmmaking, video editing, and cinematography. His two most recent short films, 'Nobody's Tomorrow' and 'Hellevator,' were written by comic book legend David Michelinie. Heath enjoys running and triathlons in his free time, and finished a full IRONMAN in 2019.