Power Goes Off,
Life Goes On.

Climate change escalates natural disasters and the risk of power outages, disrupting the daily routines of our high-end older clientele. Quick recovery is challenging, thus, preparedness is of great importance.

The Common Natural Disasters in United States.

Wildfire Risk

National Risk Index Map of United States

Relatively
High

Relatively
Moderate

Relatively
Low

Very
Low

No
Rating

Not
Applicable

Insufficient
Data

The Common Natural Disasters in United States.

Tornado Risk

National Risk Index Map of United States

Relatively
High

Relatively
Moderate

Relatively
Low

Very
Low

No
Rating

Not
Applicable

Insufficient
Data

The Common Natural Disasters in United States.

Cold Wave Risk

National Risk Index Map of United States

Relatively
High

Relatively
Moderate

Relatively
Low

Very
Low

No
Rating

Not
Applicable

Insufficient
Data

The Common Natural Disasters in United States.

Droute Risk

National Risk Index Map of United States

Relatively
High

Relatively
Moderate

Relatively
Low

Very
Low

No
Rating

Not
Applicable

Insufficient
Data

The Common Natural Disasters in United States.

Earthquake Risk

National Risk Index Map of United States

Relatively
High

Relatively
Moderate

Relatively
Low

Very
Low

No
Rating

Not
Applicable

Insufficient
Data

The Common Natural Disasters in United States.

Hurricane Risk

National Risk Index Map of United States

Relatively
High

Relatively
Moderate

Relatively
Low

Very
Low

No
Rating

Not
Applicable

Insufficient
Data

The Common Natural Disasters in United States.

Ice Storm Risk

National Risk Index Map of United States

Relatively
High

Relatively
Moderate

Relatively
Low

Very
Low

No
Rating

Not
Applicable

Insufficient
Data

The Common Natural Disasters in United States.

Landslide Risk

National Risk Index Map of United States

Relatively
High

Relatively
Moderate

Relatively
Low

Very
Low

No
Rating

Not
Applicable

Insufficient
Data

The Common Natural Disasters in United States.

Lightning Risk

National Risk Index Map of United States

Relatively
High

Relatively
Moderate

Relatively
Low

Very
Low

No
Rating

Not
Applicable

Insufficient
Data

The Common Natural Disasters in United States.

Riverine Flooding Risk

National Risk Index Map of United States

Relatively
High

Relatively
Moderate

Relatively
Low

Very
Low

No
Rating

Not
Applicable

Insufficient
Data

Damages and disruptions from natural hazards make power supply difficult

Food Spoilage caused by the refrigerator losing its cooling ability.

Uncomfortable Living Environment. Extreme cold or heat occurs when heating/cooling systems go down.

Work and Data Lost due to computer systems shutting down.

Health and Well-being are affected due to the lack of critical medical equipment functioning.

Poor Lighting resulting from light sources failing.

Disconnection and Isolation as a result of Internet and cable services dropping.

Vulnerable Home Security Systems due to loss of electricity.

Hazards and extreme weather are inevitable, but a dependable power backup for you and your family can be achievable.

Family Fun Lasts As Long As Power Always On.

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How Can BLUETTI Help During Power Outage

Empowering Family Equipments, Guarding Precious Moments.

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1. Emergency Power Supply.

When a power outage occurs during extreme weather, BLUETTI provides a reliable backup power supply, ensuring home essentials and communication remain functional.

2. Grid Stability.

During a hazard, the electrical grid can become unstable due to high power demand. BLUETTI helps stabilize the grid by providing a buffer for excess energy or supplying power during peak hours.

3. Responsive and Quick Recovery.

BLUETTI's products can be setup quickly and easily, making them ideal for rapid response and recovery efforts.

No More Blackout!

The best solution to always keep your
home powered.

Get up to

30%

Tax Rebates

Check your qualification for the annual residential clean energy tax credit, which equals 30% of the costs of new, qualified clean energy property installed anytime from 2022 through 2032 for your home located in the United States.

For Your Convenience
How Residential Clean Energy Credit Works? Do I qualify? What form should I fill in?

Disclaimer*

To qualify for the Federal Investment Tax Credit in a particular year, you must install the eligible solar equipment in your home in the United States by December 31st of that year, with a battery storage capacity of at least 3kWh.

Please note that BLUETTI does not guarantee any tax credit based on our products, and any information on this page should not be considered an official or legally binding document. Other requirements or exceptions may apply. For further details, please consult an IRS tax representative and/or refer to the official IRS publications.

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