Bluetti Monitor 1.1.1

Unofficial, read-only Linux monitor for BLUETTI power stations. Tested with the Apex 300.

New in 1.1.1

• About window with a disclaimer (Options → About Bluetti Monitor)

Install

flatpak install --user bluetti-monitor-1.1.1.flatpak

Needs Flatpak with Flathub added (for the KDE runtime). Linux only.

Hobby project, no warranty. Not affiliated with BLUETTI. See the disclaimer.

SHA-256: 453806b8ac6999cc57164cb1572b54bf72134e497215dce3dce0d250cb292001

Bluetti Monitor 1.0

Bluetti Monitor for Mac

Reads your BLUETTI power station directly over Bluetooth and shows everything it reports:
battery level, solar / mains input, AC and DC output, battery voltage and current, each
cell's voltage, temperatures, lifetime energy totals, settings and firmware versions.
The battery % also shows in the menu bar.

• No BLUETTI account or cloud: it talks to the station directly, over the same encrypted
  Bluetooth link the BLUETTI phone app uses.
• Read-only: it never changes any setting or switches anything on or off.
• Tested on the Elite 200 V2 and Elite 30 V2. Other recent models using the same
  protocol may work.

Requirements: a Mac with Apple silicon, macOS 14 or later, and Bluetooth.

Install: open the DMG and drag Bluetti Monitor to Applications. The app isn't signed
with an Apple Developer certificate, so the first time, right-click it and choose Open.
Allow Bluetooth when macOS asks.

Note: a station accepts one Bluetooth connection at a time. If the BLUETTI phone app is
connected to it over Bluetooth, disconnect it there first.

Not affiliated with or endorsed by BLUETTI.

SHA-256: 7fa523db1fd8337d1820bed466127bad7a700f6ab729bc9fe5f7acb3bbddcbc9

Bluetti Monitor 1.1.0

Unofficial Linux desktop monitor for BLUETTI power stations (Bluetooth LE, read-only)

Install (any distro, needs Flatpak):
flatpak install --user bluetti-monitor-1.1.0.flatpak

Fedora RPM:
sudo dnf install ./bluetti-monitor-1.1.0-1.fc44.noarch.rpmwhen you say drag both files what do you mean