Discussed recently, several forumites happily using them.
I couldn't find a link to the discussion, I did try and search power banks etc? Can you send me the link?
A typical kettle is 3000W, you can find a few at 1000-1100W. But a 1000W kettle will still deplete the battery in about 15 mins, so you might get to boil it twice.
If I'm reading the specs right, it's got 96Ah at 12v equivalent, which is not a big battery at all. How much power do you expect to need?
Specs on the website say 36Ah
It will not do what you say you want to do in post #1, the battery is far too small.
It also says 1152wH, so it sounds like it's a 32v battery.
So it does, so yes, 32V battery. Will still only oil a 1000W kettle 5 or 6 times.
Mine works a 1500w kettle, a Toaster, the Air Fryer, An Instant Pot, a corded handheld Vacuum cleaner, corded power tools-including a BIG hammer drill needed to bore a six inch slab of concrete for a security ground anchor and anything else below 2,000w for a short time.
Not saying they are no good, they certainly seem to work for some people/circumstances. But, the OP says "so we can easily run kettles and a microwave whilst at anchor which we want to do a lot this summer in the Baltic"
‘A lot’ and ‘at anchor’ certainly sounds as if he’ll exceed it’s capabilities. The trick is to have a decent stab at working out your daily needs, and your maximum current. Then bear in mind your solar panels will be at 10% in heavy cloud. You need quite a lot, and you probably need 2 days power in your battery, to live at anchor.
For about three years we ran everything off a 270Ah battery, so nearly three times the capacity of the Bluetti. This did all our basic domestic loads including cooking. But there wasn't a lot of spare capacity there- one cloudy day and we had to turn the gas back on.
