Bluetti EP500Pro Solar Power Station User Manual

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This PDF user manual is for the Bluetti EP500Pro Solar Power Station.

Bluetti EP500Pro Solar Power Station | 3,000W 5,100Wh

The Bluetti EP500Pro is shipped with a ground-breaking 5100Wh LiFePO4 battery pack and a 3000W rated pure sine wave AC inverter. This class-leading power station brings you the power to run your entire party, family camping trip, cabin workshops, or even your whole house for a day or two in the event of an unexpected outage. Up to 15 outlet sources allow you to power anything from laptops and air conditioners to your electric vehicles without breaking a sweat.
The advanced Battery Management System and LiFePO4 chemistry bring the EP500Pro incredible safety and durability. With the built-in dual-core microcomputer and Internet connection, the EP500Pro’s firmware can be upgraded through your internet connection.
The EP500Pro will automatically become your home energy source for essential loads when the electrical grid goes down. Unlike gasoline generators, the Bluetti EP500Pro keeps your lights on and laptops charged without upkeep, fuel, carbon monoxide or annoying noise. Pair with up to 2400W MPPT solar input to rapidly recharge or to keep your appliances running without depleting the onboard battery.

Please read this manual before use and follow its guidance. Keep this manual for future reference.

(PDF) USER MANUAL in English (EN) and German (DE) languages.

CONTENTS:

1. Bluetti EP500Pro Introduction. Abbreviation.
2. General Safety Instructions: Installation (for grid-tie system). Installation environment requirements.
3. What’s in the Box
4. Bluetti APP User Guide
5. Features of Bluetti EP500Pro
6. Start up & Power off
7. User Interface: Main Interface. Settings. AC Output Voltage & Frequency. DC Input Source. Language Setting & ECO Mode. Machine Type (for split phase setting, exclusive for 100-120V Version). Working Mode. Max. Grid Input Current. Date and time & Touch Sound & Backlight Brightness. Bluetooth & Wi-Fi Connection. Product Info. Inverter & Charger Info. BMS Maintenance. Alarm History.
8. How to Recharge Bluetti EP500Pro (INPUT)
8.1. CP1 (1st Charging Port): From Wall Outlet (by AC charging cable). From Generator (gasoline, propane, or diesel).
8.2. CP2 (2nd Charging Port): Solar Panels (via 4pin aviation-MC4 cable). Vehicle Charging. Lead-acid Battery Charging.
8.3. Dual Charging.
8.4. How to calculate the recharging time of Bluetti EP500Pro
9. Discharge (OUTPUT)
9.1. The Output Port: AC Output Port. DC Output Port.
9.2. Operation Time Estimation
9.3. How to Calculate the Operation Time
10. UPS. UPS working system introduction. Enable UPS Running Mode: Standard UPS Mode / PV Priority Mode / Time Control UPS / Customized UPS
11. Split Phase Function
12. Technical Specification for EP500Pro JP, EP500Pro US, EP500Pro EU/UK/AU.
13. Storage and Maintenance
14. Troubleshooting: Error Code / Error List / Troubleshooting
15. FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions):

Q: How to claim the warranty and extended warranty?
A: Please place your after-sale requirement as the warranty card written to the vendor where you order the product, the extended warranty (if purchased) will take effects after the default warranty is void.

Q: Can it be upgraded?
A: The firmware including ARM, DSP, IoT and BMS can be upgraded online through OTA, and the parameters of the machine will be adjusted and optimized.

Q: Can it be charged and discharged at the same time?
A: Yes, the unit supports pass-through charging function for both AC and DC outputs. We recommend to fully charge the unit at least once per month to extend battery life.

Q: How many UPS modes are there?
A: There are 4 types of UPS Mode you can choose freely, Economic Mode, UPS Mode, Peak-avoiding Mode and Advanced Mode. There can both be set to work offline and online.

Q: What is the UPS switching latency?
A: There are two types of working conditions of UPS for Bluetti EP500Pro. No delay for online UPS; 20ms from offline UPS.

Q: Can I connected my two Bluetti EP500Pro with Fusion Box to achieve double the output power, voltage and capacity.
A: You can connect two EP500 OR two EP500Pro with a Fusion Box. The units must be of the same type and the correct Fusion Box (P020A for EP500, P030A for EP500Pro). You cannot mix a EP500 and EP500Pro with a Fusion Box.

Q: Can I use third-party solar panels to charge the unit?
A: Yes, the third-party solar panels are available as long as they contain MC4 connectors, besides the voltage (in series or parallel) is between 55V to 145V and the maximum input power is 1200W.
If the open circuit voltage of the panels is less than 550V, you can choose PV Module to step down the voltage to achieve solar charging.

Q: How do I know whether my appliance can work well with the Bluetti EP500Pro?
A: Calculate how much the continuous loads are for your appliances are in total. As long as they do not exceed the rated output power of the power station, it should work.

Q: How can I connect Bluetti EP500Pro to my home circuit breaker box?
A: To install the grid-tie power system, an electrician with a professional technician certificate is required, connect the wires of critical equipment from your main electrical box to the BLUETTI Sub Panel (optional purchase).

How to connect the EP500 Pro to the US utility power.
FAQ 17 pages 10220703 07/30/2022
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
1. How to connect one EP500 Pro to the utility power for 120 Volt Circuits
2. How to connect two EP500 Pro to the utility power for 240 Volt Circuits
3. Accessories:
3.1 Transfer switch
3.2 NEMA L14-30R inlet Box
3.3 NEMA L14 extension cord
3.4 BLUETTI 30A-AC-charging-cable
3.5 BLUETTI FUSION BOX
3.6 NEMA L14-30R outlet
4. More information

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