They supposedly added this in Europe already on the 2000 v2! If you buy certain power meters (certain Shelley Pro models), it can talk to them, and make sure it never (for some error value of never) puts power on the grid. A lot of meters aren't wired or or don't allow putting power into the grid, so this lets you deploy it anywhere, period, acting as a control loop to prevent that.
I think it's so rad to see these power stations disrupt from below. Solar installs have gotten a lot more reasonable, but I think it's just wildly awesome that a sub $1000, 2000W power station can just plug in anywhere & go. My Bluetti doesn't have this capability, but it's mostly just software, and could: $400 for a 1kWh battery + 800W input is so rad, and it's such an easy to handle package. Love this stuff.
The foot dragging against it, the slowness of the US to adopt this is pretty pathetic foot dragging, that finally is starting to change. VA #2 state to allow it, after Utah.
jauntywundrkind•1h ago
I hope it has grid tie capabilities!
They supposedly added this in Europe already on the 2000 v2! If you buy certain power meters (certain Shelley Pro models), it can talk to them, and make sure it never (for some error value of never) puts power on the grid. A lot of meters aren't wired or or don't allow putting power into the grid, so this lets you deploy it anywhere, period, acting as a control loop to prevent that.
https://dronedj.com/2025/09/01/dji-power-2000-energy-grid/
I think it's so rad to see these power stations disrupt from below. Solar installs have gotten a lot more reasonable, but I think it's just wildly awesome that a sub $1000, 2000W power station can just plug in anywhere & go. My Bluetti doesn't have this capability, but it's mostly just software, and could: $400 for a 1kWh battery + 800W input is so rad, and it's such an easy to handle package. Love this stuff.
The foot dragging against it, the slowness of the US to adopt this is pretty pathetic foot dragging, that finally is starting to change. VA #2 state to allow it, after Utah.