Need Power Fast? Meet the BLUETTI Fast-Charging Cables
Standard cords can be slow, delivering only 15 A or 20 A — frustrating when you need power in a pinch. BLUETTI's 30 A and 50 A fast-charging cables unlock the full potential of your Apex 300, charging more than twice as fast as a regular cord. Perfect for emergencies, road trips, or everyday reliability.
Versatile Charging for Any Situation
Whether at home or on the go, BLUETTI fast-charging cables keep your energy ready, steady, and right on schedule:
At Home: Quickly recharge through a 30 A or 50 A inlet or sub-panel — recover full backup power in no time.
In Your Garage: Use the same EV charger outlet (NEMA 14-50) to fast-charge your Apex 300 — no new installation needed.
With a Generator: Connect directly to a TT-30 (30 A) or NEMA 14-50 (50 A) outlet for fast recharging by day, and enjoy quiet, emission-free power at night.
At the Campsite: Plug into an RV pedestal — the same outlet that powers your RV can now charge your Apex 300. One plug, double the convenience.
Fast Charging Made Easy
No more slow charging or messy adapters. With fast-charging cables, powering your Apex 300 is as easy as plug, connect, and go.
1. Plug the NEMA 14-50 (50A) or TT-30 (30A) end into your power source (RV hookup, generator, or a wall outlet).
2. Connect the P050A end to your Apex 300.
3. Enjoy instant, high-speed charging.
1. Plug the NEMA 14-50 (50A) or TT-30 (30A) end into your power source (RV hookup, generator, or a wall outlet).
2. Connect the P050A end to your Apex 300.
3. Enjoy instant, high-speed charging.
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FAQS
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Is the 30 A or 50 A Fast-Charging Cable compatible with other BLUETTI or third-party models?
No. These cables are designed exclusively for the Apex 300. -
Can I use these cables with a regular household outlet?
No. These cables require a 50A NEMA 14-50 or 30A TT-30 outlet, typically found in RVs, garages, or generators. Standard 15 A or 20 A outlets do not provide enough power. -
Does it always charge at 3,680 W or 3,600 W?
Not always. 3,680 W (50 A cable) and 3,600 W (30 A cable) are the maximum charging powers. Actual speed varies depending on factors like battery temperature, charge level, and power source. -
Why is the maximum charging power 3,680W even if it's a 50 A cable?
The 50 A rating refers to the cable's current capacity, not the actual charging power the Apex 300 can draw. The Apex 300's AC input is limited to about 3,680 W, so even when using a 50 A NEMA 14-50 outlet, the charging speed won't exceed that limit. This cable ensures safe, efficient charging, with headroom for stability and long-term durability.
