BLUETTI Portable Power Station AC200P 2000W 2000Wh Solar Generator 700W PV Max. Backup Battery Pack with 6 2000W AC Outlet(4800W Surge) for RV Home Emergency Outdoor Camping Explore LED Ceiling Fans Durable Bamboo Construction: Made from
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BLUETTI Portable Power Station AC200P 2000W 2000Wh Solar Generator 700W PV Max. Backup Battery Pack with 6 2000W AC Outlet(4800W Surge) for RV Home Emergency Outdoor Camping Explore LED Ceiling Fans Durable Bamboo Construction: Made from Durable Bamboo Construction: Made from natural and sustainable strand woven bamboo for exceptional strength and eco friendliness Specification Details AIC Rating 10000 Breaker Type Standard Connection Type Pigtail Interruption Type AFCI GFCI Maximum Amperage (A) 20 A Mounting Type Plug On Number of Poles Single Number of Spaces 1 Pack Size 1 Product Weight (lb
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