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BLUETTI Apex 300 for home backup: what it runs, how long

In short

The BLUETTI Apex 300 stores 2.8 kWh (up to 19 kWh with extra batteries) and delivers 3.8 kW at 120/240 V. Of the 32 household loads we track, it can start and carry 27 on its own. A refrigerator alone runs about 2.3 days on one charge.

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BLUETTI Apex 300 portable power station

BLUETTI

Apex 300

Native 120 and 240 V with a 50 A outlet: built to feed a transfer switch, and expandable to whole-home capacity.

Capacity
2.8 kWh
Output
3.8 kW · 240 V
Surge
not published
Solar in
2.4 kW†
Weight
83.8 lb†
Fridge alone
2.3 days

† reported by retailers or reviews, not yet confirmed on BLUETTI's spec sheet.

$1,599Halloween price, list $1,699, October 28, 2026

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Real outage scenarios

Each scenario starts at 6 p.m., battery only, no solar. Extra batteries are added when the maker sells them and the outage needs them.

24 h outage

Fridge, Wi-Fi & lights

Covers your list

Lasts 24 h+

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48 h outage

Storm night + sump pump

Can't start your biggest motor

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24 h outage

CPAP + fridge

Covers your list

Lasts 24 h+

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72 h outage

Rural: well pump & freezer

Can't start your biggest motor

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72 h outage

Winter: gas furnace

Can't start your biggest motor

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168 h outage

Hurricane week

Not enough continuous output

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Every appliance, one at a time

Typical daily use for each appliance, on a full charge. “Surge not published” means BLUETTI doesn't state a start-up rating high enough for us to promise it.

ApplianceRunning / startRuns it?Runtime
Refrigerator700 W / 2.9 kWYes2.3 days
Chest freezer700 W / 2.9 kWYes4.1 days
Microwave1.0 kW / 1.0 kWYes9.7 days
Coffee maker1.0 kW / 1.0 kWYes9.7 days
Hot plate / one burner1.3 kW / 1.3 kWYes3.7 days
Dishwasher1.2 kW / 2.4 kWYes2.0 days
Sump pump, 1/3 HP800 W / 1.3 kWYes36 h
Sump pump, 1/2 HP1.1 kW / 3.2 kWYes28 h
Well pump, 1/2 HP (240 V)1.0 kW / 3.1 kWYes39 h
Gas furnace blower, 1/2 HP875 W / 3.2 kWYes5.6 h
Space heater1.5 kW / 1.5 kWYes6.5 h
Dehumidifier840 W / 1.7 kWYes8.7 h
CPAP, no humidifier30 W / 30 WYes10 days
CPAP with heated humidifier65 W / 65 WYes4.7 days
Oxygen concentrator (home, 5 L)350 W / 350 WYes7.0 h
Wi-Fi router + modem10 W / 10 WYes10 days
Starlink Standard dish100 W / 100 WYes24 h
Starlink Mini40 W / 40 WYes2.5 days
Phones & tablets charging20 W / 20 WYes21 days+
Laptop50 W / 50 WYes8.1 days
Desktop computer200 W / 200 WYes3.0 days
TV (flat screen)120 W / 120 WYes5.1 days
Security system200 W / 200 WYes12 h
LED lights (about 6 bulbs)60 W / 60 WYes6.8 days
Washing machine1.1 kW / 3.5 kWYes2.1 days
Garage door opener, 1/2 HP875 W / 3.2 kWYes21 days+
EV charging, Level 1 (120 V)1.4 kW / 1.4 kWYes10 h
Electric water heater, 50 gal4.5 kW / 4.5 kWOutput too low—
Window AC, 12,000 BTU3.3 kW / 7.2 kWSurge not published—
Central AC, 2 ton3.8 kW / 8.8 kWSurge not published—
Heat pump4.7 kW / 9.2 kWOutput too low—
Electric dryer4.8 kW / 9.7 kWOutput too low—

88% inverter efficiency, battery only. Wattages and sources: appliance wattage table.

Compare with

StationCapacityOutputSurge240 VPrice
BLUETTI Apex 3002.8 kWh3.8 kWnot publishedYes$1,599
Anker SOLIX F3800 Plusvs3.8 kWh6.0 kWnot publishedYes$2,399.99
EcoFlow DELTA Pro 3vs4.1 kWh4.0 kW8.0 kWYes$2,799
Jackery HomePower 3600 Pro Maxvs3.6 kWh4.0 kW8.0 kWYes$1,799

Sources

† Flagged on this page: solar input, weight, extra battery count. Read from retailers or reviews, not yet on BLUETTI's own spec sheet.

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Questions about the Apex 300

Can the BLUETTI Apex 300 run a refrigerator?

Yes. It covers a refrigerator's start-up peak, and an ENERGY STAR fridge alone would run for about 2.3 days on a full charge, battery only.

Can the BLUETTI Apex 300 power a house?

It can feed selected circuits, including 240 V ones like a well pump, through a transfer switch (BLUETTI home backup kits with transfer switch) installed by a licensed electrician. It can't run everything at once: its limit is 3.8 kW continuous.

How long does the BLUETTI Apex 300 take to recharge from solar?

With panels at its 2.4 kW solar limit, expect roughly 2.8 kWh back on a clear day (our clear-day solar curve, the same one the planner uses), so about 100% of the battery.