BLUETTI PV350D Solar Panel | 350W

BLUETTI PV350D Solar Panel: 350W, Folding, IP67

The BLUETTI PV350D is a 350W folding solar panel with monocrystalline cells, an ETFE surface and IP67 water resistance. Its 33V open circuit voltage and standard MC4 connectors suit BLUETTI and third-party power stations whose solar input accepts 33V, making it a practical choice for NZ camping, caravans and outage backup.

Key Features and Benefits

350W from high-efficiency monocrystalline cells

The BLUETTI PV350D uses monocrystalline silicon cells with up to 23.4% conversion efficiency, producing up to 350W under standard test conditions.

33V output with standard MC4 connectors

With a 33V open circuit voltage and 13.8A short circuit current, the BLUETTI PV350D connects through standard MC4 connectors to most portable power stations with a 12–60V or wider solar input. When paired with a BLUETTI power station, its built-in MPPT controller optimises charging automatically.

IP67 water resistance and ETFE surface

An IP67 rating means the panel is dust-tight and protected against temporary immersion, so a passing shower at camp won’t stop it. The ETFE lamination resists scratches and wipes clean with a damp cloth. Keep the cable connectors out of standing water.

Adjustable 35°–55° kickstand

The built-in kickstand sets the BLUETTI PV350D at 35°, 45° or 55°, so you can match the sun’s height through the day and across the seasons.

Folds for transport and storage

The panel folds down to fit in a vehicle boot, caravan locker or garage shelf when you’re not using it.

Which Power Stations Work With the BLUETTI PV350D?

Power station	Solar input	Recommended setup	Expected solar input
AC200PL	12–145V, 15A, 1,200W	Up to 3 panels in series	Up to about 1,050W
Premium 200 V2	12–60V, 20A, 1,000W	1 panel	Up to 350W
Elite 400	12–60V, 20A, 1,000W	1 panel	Up to 350W
Apex 300	2 × XT60, 12–60V, 20A each	1 panel per input (MC4 to XT60 cable)	Up to 700W with 2 panels
AC180P	12–60V, 10A, 500W	1 panel	About 275W (limited by 10A input)
AC70P	12–58V, 10A, 500W	1 panel	About 275W (limited by 10A input)
Charger 2	13–50V, 20A, 600W	1 panel	Up to 350W
EB3A, B80 / B80P	12–28V	Not compatible	33V exceeds their input limit

Two BLUETTI PV350D panels in series produce about 66V, which exceeds any 60V solar input, so only connect panels in series on a higher-voltage input such as the AC200PL. On a 12–60V, 20A input, two panels in parallel (using MC4 branch connectors, sold separately) give roughly 550W. Always keep the total open circuit voltage below your power station’s limit.

Who Is the BLUETTI PV350D For in New Zealand?

• Camping and road trips: top up your power station at DOC campsites and freedom camping spots without running a generator.
• Caravans and motorhomes: set it up beside the van to charge while you’re parked for the day.
• Off-grid baches: add portable solar to a power station for weekend stays.
• Outage backup: recharge your power station during extended storm-related power cuts.

In New Zealand, point the BLUETTI PV350D north for the most sun. Use the 35° kickstand setting in summer, when the sun is high, and 55° in winter, when it sits lower in the sky. Real-world output is usually below the 350W rating because of heat, cloud cover and panel angle.

BLUETTI PV350D Specifications

Model	PV350D
Maximum power	350W (STC)
Cell type	Monocrystalline silicon
Cell efficiency	Up to 23.4%
Voltage at max power (Vmp)	27.6V
Current at max power (Imp)	12.7A
Open circuit voltage (Voc)	33V
Short circuit current (Isc)	13.8A
Connector	Standard MC4
Lamination	ETFE
Water resistance	IP67
Kickstand angles	35°, 45°, 55°

What’s in the Box

• 1 × BLUETTI PV350D solar panel
• 1 × user manual and warranty card

Warranty and Support in New Zealand

The BLUETTI PV350D comes with a BLUETTI manufacturer warranty. Your purchase is also covered by your rights under the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993. Not sure whether it suits your power station? Contact the Cybotix Energy team and we’ll check the compatibility for you.

Which power stations is the BLUETTI PV350D compatible with?

The PV350D works with power stations whose solar input accepts at least 33V through MC4 connectors. That includes the BLUETTI AC200PL, Premium 200 V2, Elite 400, Apex 300 (with an MC4 to XT60 cable), AC180P and AC70P, plus many third-party brands. It’s not compatible with the EB3A or B80P, whose 28V limit is below the panel’s 33V.

Can I connect two PV350D panels together?

Yes, but the setup depends on your power station. Two panels in series produce about 66V, which only suits higher-voltage inputs like the AC200PL (up to 145V). On a 12–60V input, such as the Premium 200 V2 or Elite 400, connect two panels in parallel using MC4 branch connectors for roughly 550W.

Will the PV350D work with my EB3A or B80P?

No, the PV350D isn’t compatible with the EB3A, B80 or B80P. Those units accept a maximum of 28V from solar, while the PV350D’s open circuit voltage is 33V, which exceeds their limit. For those models, choose a lower-voltage panel within their 12–28V range, such as a BLUETTI PV120 or PV200.

What’s the difference between the BLUETTI PV350D and PV350?

Both panels are rated at 350W, but the PV350D has a lower 33V open circuit voltage and higher 13.8A current, compared with 46.5V and 10.8A for the PV350. The PV350D is also longer and narrower when unfolded and is rated IP67 instead of IP65. Check your power station’s voltage and current limits to decide which suits you.

Is the BLUETTI PV350D waterproof?

The PV350D is rated IP67, which means it’s dust-tight and protected against temporary immersion in water. It can handle rain showers while you’re camping. However, keep the MC4 connectors and cable dry, don’t leave the panel lying in puddles, and bring it inside during storms or when you’re not using it.

How should I angle the PV350D in New Zealand?

Point the PV350D north, since New Zealand is in the southern hemisphere. Use the kickstand’s 35° setting in summer, when the sun is high, and 55° in winter, when it sits lower. Adjusting the panel to follow the sun during the day, and keeping it free of shade, makes the biggest difference to charging speed.

How much power will I get from the PV350D?

The PV350D is rated at 350W under ideal test conditions, but real-world output is usually lower because of heat, cloud cover and panel angle. Your power station can also limit it: a unit with a 10A solar input, such as the AC180P or AC70P, draws about 275W from one PV350D even in full sun.

What warranty does the PV350D have in NZ?

The PV350D is covered by BLUETTI’s manufacturer warranty [CONFIRM: period]. In New Zealand, your purchase is also covered by your rights under the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993. If you have a problem with your solar panel, contact Cybotix Energy and our team will help you with troubleshooting or a warranty claim.