BLUETTI · United States
Exact revision: BLUETTI PV350D (350W foldable. Support-catalog revision, distinct from PV350 and SP350L)
The PV350D is a 350W folding panel with manual-listed 33V Voc and 13.8A Isc. Its printed weight figures disagree, and the current requirement needs a careful station-input check.
An in-stock Amazon listing has not been confirmed for this exact revision. This review is retained for reference.
BatteryRank review
Consider the PV350D for a station that accepts its voltage and current, with enough room to deploy the panel. Resolve the printed weight conflict before buying for a lighter camping kit. The 350W rating alone does not establish compatibility.
An in-stock Amazon listing has not been confirmed for this exact revision. This review is retained for reference.
Specifications below are manufacturer claims. Each reading opens its source attribution and check date.
Review notes
At 33V Voc and 13.8A Isc, a single PV350D fits 55V- and 60V-class inputs with margin to spare, and its 350W rating suits stations with large solar inputs. The manual’s standing rule keeps total panel voltage under the station’s input limit in either wiring mode.
What changes the decision
The user guide prints “29.1 lbs / 13.52 Kg”. But 29.1 lb converts to about 13.2 kg, not 13.52 kg. We quote both figures exactly as printed and use neither silently.
BLUETTI’s store sells a 350W panel while the PV350D lives in the support catalog, and the store template carries no usable spec table. Do not treat the live listing’s price or availability as PV350D facts, or vice versa.
The manual’s FAQ states IP65 water resistance against splash and warns against leaving the panel in rain or water. Its unfolded 102.8-inch length also needs a genuinely clear setup area.
Before connecting
Unfold the four-panel layout, set the kickstands, and face the sun across its full 102.8-inch length. The manual prohibits extreme-weather use and operation outside −10°C to +65°C.
The box art lists the solar panel, an MC4 Cable and the user manual with warranty card. Whether in series or parallel, total panel voltage must stay under the station’s input voltage limit.
BLUETTI’s manual FAQ confirms third-party-station use when the panel voltage suits the station’s voltage limit and the connector matches. Confirm both against the exact station manual.
Read the exact power-station manual before pairing equipment. Our solar panel pairing guide explains the input checks, and the solar recharge deficit tool estimates whether a setup can keep pace with daily use.
Manufacturer documentation
These figures are manufacturer claims. Open a reading for its source and check date.
Exact model questions
No. BLUETTI’s support catalog lists them as separate models with separate manuals. Match the manual and listing to the exact D-suffix revision.
Inputs with ceilings comfortably above 33V. Such as 55V-, 60V- and 150V-class DELTA inputs. With cold-weather margin. Lower-ceiling RIVER-class inputs need the exact manual check, not an assumption.
Neither silently: the manual prints 29.1 lbs and 13.52 kg side by side, and the two disagree. Verify the actual unit before treating carry weight as decided.
BLUETTI’s FAQ says yes when the panel voltage suits the station’s voltage limit and the connector matches. Confirm voltage, current, connector and polarity against the station manual.
Evidence record
Each manufacturer source below carries its check date.
https://support.bluettipower.com/en-us/products/pv350d
Checked 2026-10-12
https://s4.bluettipower.com/bluetti_lgf/support/2025/05/99f74f2d-b02c-4dd5-bd38-879deccba932.pdf
Checked 2026-10-12
Reviewed by the BatteryRank Engineering Team for BatteryRank. Review date: 2026-10-12.
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