BLUETTI FridgePower launches in Australia with 2016Wh capacity

Following a Kickstarter campaign that raised $2.2 million from 1800 backers, the FridgePower is now available through BLUETTI’s Australian website (↗).

The 2016Wh power station is designed to keep fridges and other essential equipment running during outages or extended off-grid trips, with a 75mm-thick design that makes it easier to fit into tight touring setups.

We’ve also put the FridgePower through its paces in a 4WD touring setup. Read our full review covering how it performs!

Slim design for touring

Unlike traditional portable power stations, the FridgePower (↗) can be wall-mounted, positioned on top of a fridge or tucked into narrow gaps in a 4WD canopy, caravan or camper trailer.

That compact footprint could be useful in touring builds where space is already at a premium, while its 10ms UPS switchover automatically takes over if mains power is interrupted.

BLUETTI says the 2016Wh battery can run a refrigerator consuming around 2kWh per day for approximately 21.6 hours. Up to three BC200 expansion batteries can be added, taking total capacity to 8,064Wh and providing up to four days of refrigeration backup.

It can also power equipment such as Wi-Fi routers, CPAP machines and other essentials, while a grid power bypass provides additional protection when the unit is idle.

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More than a fridge backup

The FridgePower (↗) delivers 1800W of continuous output and 3600W of surge power, allowing it to run appliances including microwaves, travel kettles and sump pumps.

For touring, it can also handle lower-draw equipment such as laptops, TVs and Starlink terminals, with BLUETTI claiming just 4W of self-consumption. Operating at around 30dB, it is designed to run quietly in confined spaces.

The system can be paired with BLUETTI’s Charger 2 and DC Hub, providing 700W DC power and alternator charging. Adding the PV200 solar panel provides both solar and alternator charging for longer off-grid trips.

The BLUETTI app provides real-time power monitoring, Extreme Weather Alerts and access to four UPS modes: Standard, PV Priority, Time-of-Use and Customised. An optional Display 1 provides at-a-glance monitoring, while Amazon Alexa, Google Home and Home Assistant integration is also supported.

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Australian pricing

The FridgePower (↗) is available from September 2, with introductory pricing running until October 7. The launch prices can be combined with a further 6 per cent discount using the code 4X4FP6, with the offer available until October 7.