5100Wh LiFePO4, 3500+Charge Cycle
EP500: 2000W Pure Sine Wave Output
Movable Power Station
Off-grid Energy Storage
Multiple Devices Can Be Loaded Simultaneously
Flexible Recharging Way To Keep Your EP500 Always On
App Remote Control
Smart Touchscreen
Insanely good or insanely bad?
I decided on this. 6000 cycles is 16.5 years estimate. I hope it's good. https://www.bluettipower.com.au/pages/elite-200-v2-portable-…
LiFePO4
Good
Incredible price for 5.1Kwh of safe 240v energy.
$500 drop in 2 months
Inverter in this unit is pretty poor, only outputs the standard 10 amp 2400W for max 2 minutes
Like Chinese EV's, these power stations are in free fall so unless you really need it now, keep waiting
AC Input: 600W Max, Solar Input: 1200W Max. Very Slow for 5100Wh Battery.
Pro version at this price pls..
If you're willing to risk it, Aliexpress have these clone units for barely 30% of the price.
Not worth it because it if catches fire, your home insurance is not going to cover you if they can prove that your clone unit does not have RCM.
Link for 5.1kw lifepo4 with mppt and 2kw inverter at $750 please
looks like a unit i see at the laser place
Weight: 7.6 g
Nice!
We have a hybrid solar inverter. Question to the technical minded - can these be hooked up to generator in port as home battery?
No because the input and output ports are separate. If you want to have something connected as a home battery that both charge and discharge on its own, then you need a unit that has a bi-directional port (the one port needs to be able to both input and output).
Is 2000W the max power output?
If only there was a way to search the product specs, video reviews or other details
This is just a guess:
EP500 AC Rated Power:
2000W
2000W<load<2500W,2min
2500W<load<3000W,10s
3000W<load<4800W,500ms
(peak 4800W)
EP500 Net Weight:
≈76kg (167lbs)
Dimensions:
500300760mm (22.811.829.9in)
Battery Capacity:
5100Wh(100Ah)
Battery Cell Type:
LiFePO4
Rated Life Cycle:
3500+
Charge Temperature:
0°C ~ 40°C (32°F ~104°F)
Storage Ambient Temperature:
0°C ~ 45°C (32°F ~113°F)
Working Environment humidity:
10-90%
Certification:
PSE, FCC, CE, UN38.3, msds, UL, SAA and ROHS
Warranty Perior:
60 Months
Input Specs
EP500 AC Input:
600W Max
EP500 PV Input or T400 Input:
1200W Max,
55-145VDC, 20A
Output Specs
EP500 USB-C:
1100W
EP500 AC:
220-240VAC3
USB-A:
2Quick Charging, 36W Total, 25VDC, 3A Total
Cigarette Lighter:
112VDC, 10A
RV (Aviation Port):
112VDC, 30A
DC 5521:
212VDC, 10A Total
Wireless Charging Pad:
25/7.5/10/15W
So is that a NO?
Did you read his specs. Max power output is: peak 4800W
(as long as you only need it for less than 0.5 seconds)
@TomGum: It is the ability of the battery to provide a high wattage surge current, for a tiny amount of time, not in relation to overall capacity
@TomGum: You are confusing output (kW) with capacity (kWh).
The capacity of the battery is 5.1kWh, but the rated output is only 2kW. The 4.8kW is the surge output for very short time periods (0.5 seconds).
Good discount amount. This model sold out and discontinued on the Bluetti website
Fireworks machine
You clearly have no clue about the various battery chemistries.
Pyrotechnician
Could this be charged from solar during the day via powerpoint and used at night eg. run a fridge, charge an EV etc?
Newer models have this feature built in. I have the AC200L+B300+B300K. It is a 2400W unit with 7.9kWh capacity which lets me set what time I want to charge, what time to discharge and what time to passthrough AC. It also switches over quick enough that it can operate as a UPS for my home office too.
Are you able to link me the same product?
Wait until it goes on the black friday sale. The AC200L is $2400, and the B300K is $2000. So aim for a lower price than what is currently in this listing.
https://www.bluettipower.com.au/products/ac200l-portable-pow…
Thx
Run a large fridge yes, or charge EV a little bit, not enough power for both.
Thanks for the reply.
This is going to sound stupid but can this charge an EV
Not really.
5.1kWh total capacity, will add maybe (at best) 25-30km range if you use a 'granny' charger plugged into the inverter on it (Assuming it works).
Yes, but you need to ground the EP500. Because it is 5.1kWh, you can only use 90% of it, which is 4.5kWh. And when powering a device through the AC inverter, the efficiency is about 80%. So in the end you will only get 3.6kWh put into your car, which at 150 Wh/km is only 24km of range.
Will this work as a fridge ups?
Yes.
how long can it power up a fridge? or even a PC?
Probably power a decent gaming PC and peripherals for about 8 hours.
76Kg this is a beefy unit
Does this work well in a motorhome able to do dc-dv charging whilst driving and able to power say 3 laptops (~600w consumption per hr for 10 hrs per day) + toaster/kettle + ipads/phones + other camping equipment?
Devaust: Think of this way… It's the equivelant of having 4 x 12V 100ah Lithium Batteries wired up to an Inverter in your Caravan..
I mean the benefits of integrated Inverter, Smart App Controls and Warranty Support do present some value also.
What use cases? Usually for outdoor camping/travel?
If you have solar, you can powering heater over night or other power hungry appliances with free energy.
Anyone actually physically received one of these?
I ordered click and collect and still waiting for store.. They state it's being shipped out to them..
Insane price for 5100Wh