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BLUETTI Unveils Revolutionary Balcony Solar System in Paris

On May 12, 2026, the innovative clean energy company, BLUETTI, made a significant impact at the iconic Eiffel Tower in Paris by introducing their latest product line, the Balco Series. This exciting launch presented three main products: the Balco 260, Balco 500, and the Balco Transfer Hub. These devices work cohesively to create an integrated balcony solar ecosystem focused on simplicity, intelligence, and cost savings.

Smart Integrated Systems

The Balco Series is designed to provide users with an unprecedented level of convenience and efficiency. By combining MPPT controllers, micro-inverters, batteries, and safety modules within a single unit, the Balco 260 and Balco 500 offer a streamlined plug-and-play installation process. Thanks to the inclusion of BLUETTI's magnetic Smart S Meter, these systems can be easily set up without the need for complicated wiring or professional assistance.

Connectivity and Expansion

One of the standout features of the Balco Series is its capability for wireless interconnection. Up to six Balco units can link together seamlessly through a Wi-Fi connection within a centralized system called BLUETTI Space. Additionally, the Balco 260 can support up to five BC 260 expansion batteries, enabling a remarkable total storage capacity of 15kWh, granting users the ability to harness more solar energy.

AI-Driven Energy Management

The Balco Series is not just about installation – it’s also about intelligent energy utilization. An AI-driven energy management system (AI-EMS) powers the Balco products, continuously analyzing real-time electricity pricing, solar generation forecasts, and other cloud-based data. This technology allows for the creation of optimal energy control strategies, resulting in smarter energy consumption and significant savings on electricity bills. Moreover, the Balco Series is compatible with BLUETTI’s Meter and external platforms like Shelly, Everhome, along with popular smart home systems including Google Home, Amazon Alexa, and Home Assistant.

Efficiency and Sustainability

With an impressive efficiency rate of 96.11%, the Balco systems promise reduced energy expenses with a mere standby power consumption of only 4.5W. As users generate their own electricity through these solar systems, they not only lower their dependency on the traditional power grid but also contribute to a more sustainable energy landscape.

Scalability for Home Backup Solutions

The Balco 500, in particular, caters to higher self-consumption needs. By enabling the connection of up to three units in parallel to a home distribution panel, it can deliver up to 11 kW of output and 15 kWh of backup capacity. On the photovoltaic side, the Balco 260 includes up to four MPPT channels with a total solar input capacity of 2,400W, while the Balco 500 supports high-voltage MPPT designs, effectively accommodating 4,300W of solar energy.

Unlocking New Possibilities

Another innovative component of the Balco Series is the Balco Transfer Hub, which serves as a grid-tied controller. This feature enables users to convert their portable power stations, including BLUETTI products and compatible third-party devices, into a grid-connected balcony solar solution. By safely connecting the energy storage system directly to the household circuit via a standard socket, the Balco Transfer Hub provides a compliant output of up to 800W.

About BLUETTI

Founded in 2013, BLUETTI has established itself as a leader in the clean energy sector, specializing in portable power stations and home battery systems designed for emergencies. With a robust research and development team and a variety of patents, the company continues to set new benchmarks for performance, safety, and eco-friendliness in the industry. BLUETTI is committed to empowering over 3.5 million users across more than 120 countries with its cutting-edge technologies.

As BLUETTI embarks on this exciting expansion, they bring forth a promising future for urban dwellers seeking sustainable energy solutions right on their balconies.