BLUETTI FridgePower Portable Power Station | 1,800W 2,016Wh
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The Owner's Insights on the FridgePower
I've sold portable power stations for years, and the Bluetti FridgePower is the first one I'd call a kitchen appliance. It's 78mm thick and finished in soft white plastic. It lies flat on top of your fridge and nobody in the house notices it.
Setup takes about five minutes. Plug the FridgePower into the wall, plug your fridge into the FridgePower, then walk away. When the power drops it takes over in under 10 milliseconds. Your compressor never stutters.
Plenty of Aussie households will use it for more than blackouts. Charge it in the middle of the day on cheap solar power, then run the fridge off the battery through the expensive evening block.
It's 19.7kg though, and it's indoor gear only. If you want something to throw in the ute for camping, this isn't your unit.
What Customers Say About the FridgePower
What owners keep coming back to is how fast you forget it's there. It sits on the fridge, sips almost nothing, and gets on with the job.
Several have tested the switchover by yanking the wall plug. One had a desktop and two monitors pulling 400W and nothing so much as flickered.
Runtime reports line up with the rating. A fridge freezer plus a separate freezer ran 36 hours off a pair of them.
The common gripes are fan noise on fast charge, and status LEDs that are brighter than you'd like at night.
Why You'll Love the FridgePower
- 78mm slim with 2,016Wh inside. It lies flat on your fridge or hangs on a wall, in gaps a normal power station won't fit.
- 10ms UPS switchover. The grid drops and your fridge never knows. No thawing, no flashing clocks, no beeping.
- 1,800W continuous and 3,600W surge. That covers your compressor kicking in, plus the modem, your router and a lamp.
- Roughly 4W standby draw. It sits armed all year for about what a night light costs to run.
- Expands to 8,064Wh. Clip on up to three BlueCell 200 packs when a day of cover isn't enough for your place.
- 4,000 cycles to 80%. Charge it daily and you're still covered in a decade.
Why You Should Consider a Bluetti Power Station
Bluetti is one of the few power station brands with a real Australian operation behind it. Warranty handled locally, stock held here, and a product line that keeps getting firmware updates years after release. That counts for a lot the day your unit needs sorting.
FridgePower Specifications
| Capacity | 2,016Wh (19.2V, 105Ah) |
| Battery Chemistry | LiFePO4 |
| Cycle Life | 4,000 cycles to 80% |
| AC Output | 1,800W continuous, 230V 50Hz, 3,600W surge |
| Power Lifting | Up to 3,000W, pure resistive loads only |
| AC Outlets | 2 x 230V Australian sockets |
| AC Output (Bypass) | 2,300W max, 230V 50Hz |
| UPS Switchover | Under 10ms |
| Standby Draw | 4W to 5W, around 8W in active UPS mode |
| AC Charging | 1,800W Turbo, 1,000W Standard, 600W Silent |
| Solar Input (XT60) | 1,000W max, 12V to 60V, 20A max |
| AC + Solar Input | 2,200W max |
| Expansion Port | Anderson, 1,440W, 19.2V, 75A |
| Expandable To | 8,064Wh with 3 x BlueCell 200 |
| App Control | Wi-Fi 2.4GHz and Bluetooth |
| Voice Control | Alexa, Google Home, Home Assistant |
| Noise Level | 50dB max, around 30dB in Silent charging |
| Charging Temperature | 0°C to 40°C |
| Discharging Temperature | -20°C to 40°C |
| Storage Temperature | -10°C to 35°C at 50% charge |
| Operating Humidity | 10% to 90% |
| Protection Rating | IP20, indoor use only |
| Operating Altitude | Up to 2,000m |
| Dimensions | 580 x 350 x 78mm |
| Weight | 19.7kg |
| Colour | White |
| Warranty | 5 years |
Will the FridgePower fit on top of your fridge?
Measure before you order. The FridgePower is 580mm long, 350mm wide and 78mm thick, and it weighs 19.7kg. Most full-height Australian fridges give you the clearance, but overhead cabinetry is what usually kills it. You need the 78mm plus a bit of air around the vents.
It also mounts flat on a wall or stands on its edge in a cabinet. Four adjustable levelling feet come in the box if your fridge top isn't quite flat. Owners have reported door hinges and mouldings getting in the way, so run your tape over the actual gap first.
What the FridgePower will actually run
The honest answer is your fridge and a few small things beside it. A typical full-size Australian fridge freezer averages 40W to 80W across a day once you account for the compressor cycling. On 2,016Wh you're looking at roughly a day and a half of cover.
Output is 1,800W continuous with 3,600W of surge headroom, so a compressor start is nothing to it. Add your modem, your router and a lamp and you're still well under half the rating. Power Lifting mode handles pure resistive loads up to 3,000W, so a 2,200W kettle will still boil.
Can you run a fridge or freezer off a UPS?
You can, and that's the whole point of this one. A standard computer UPS gives you a few minutes to save your work. The FridgePower gives you a day or more, because it's a 2,016Wh battery doing the job rather than a small backup cell.
The switchover is what makes it work. Under 10 milliseconds means the compressor doesn't drop out and restart, so nothing thaws and nothing gets confused. It'll run your chest freezer, an under-bench fridge or a fish tank pump just as happily.
Charging the FridgePower from solar
You get an XT60 solar input on the back rated to 1,000W, accepting 12V to 60V. The solar charging cable is sold separately, so factor that in. Our solar compatibility guide walks through matching panels to the input.
From the wall you get three modes in the app. Standard pulls 1,000W, Turbo goes to 1,800W, and Silent drops to 600W when you'd rather not hear the fan overnight. Running solar and mains together tops out at 2,200W.
The free Bluetti Display 1, standard on most configurations
The Display 1 is a small magnetic screen that sticks to the FridgePower and shows charge, temperature, humidity and power flow at a glance, so you don't need the app open to check on it. It comes standard, at no extra cost, on this base configuration and both BlueCell 200 bundles. It's not included on the 2 x FridgePower, RV Kit or Off-Grid Kit configurations. On its own it's a $79 accessory, which we also stock separately.
What's Included
- FridgePower portable power station
- Bluetti Display 1 magnetic screen, free on this configuration
- AC charging cable, 2.5m
- Wall mounting brackets, 1 set
- Adjustable levelling feet x 4
- Handle strap x 1
- Wood screws x 6 and wall anchors x 6
- Bracket mounting screws x 5 and washers x 2
- User manual and documents
What's Not Included
- BlueCell 200 expansion battery, unless your selected configuration includes it
- Solar charging cable, MC4 to XT60
- Solar panels
This list is for the standard configuration above, which includes a free Display 1 screen. The 2 x FridgePower, RV Kit and Off-Grid Kit configurations don't include the Display 1. Bought on their own we stock the BlueCell 200 expansion battery and the Display 1 magnetic screen.
Not Sure Which Power Station Suits You?
If you want backup that lives on the fridge and looks after itself, this is the one. There's an RV kit in the options too, pairing it with the Charger 2 and DC Hub so your van charges it off the alternator. That's a fixed install, not something you'll carry. If you want power you can actually pick up and take camping, look at the AC180P instead. Same 1,800W output, in a box you can lift on your own, and the rest of the range sits in portable power stations.
One thing to be straight about: the FridgePower has no USB ports on the unit itself, and it's rated IP20, so it's strictly indoor gear. It's also a two person lift at 19.7kg.
Every power station here comes with 100 Day Free Returns and Bluetti's 5-year warranty. Still weighing up sizes? The Power Station Finder takes two minutes, or call the store on 03 7056 6732 and you'll get a straight answer, not a script.
Bluetti FridgePower Manual
Download the FridgePower user manual for full technical details and setup instructions.
