BLUETTI EP500 Pro 240V Split Phase Fusion Box Powering my House

Powering my Home with the Bluetti EP500 Pro 240v split phase fusion box
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[@raymondyunker9962]

Your demonstrating Bluetti managing power from a generator is well explained and appreciated.

[@GeneratorReviews]

Thanks Raymond I appreciate that 👍🏾

[@Montana_Outdoor_Adventures]

Bluetti giving Ecoflow some SERIOUS competition in the extra-large home back up market!!! Nice review!!!

[@paultice610]

That is a real nice set up. It’s amazing how fast this newer technology is evolving great video as always.

[@GeneratorReviews]

Yes this one is nice 👍🏾

[@lenbearse4788]

Great video. Do you have a list of all the items you used in the video. That would be helpful. Thanks

[@davemiller6155]

Great Video! I am a solar generator rookie, you were very informative.

[@undisclosed2673]

Great video. Would love to see the new EP900 if you can get your hands on it.

[@MrPatdeeee]

Well Done. Thanks kind Sir.

[@Tom-In-Ga]

I wonder if Bluetti will make their own branded inverter/generator with auto-start for these? This way it could monitor how much power is left on the EP500's and you could program the genny to start up when it hits that low mark.

[@GeneratorReviews]

Now that would be perfect!

[@brandonnelson4164]

I assume your EP500’s have the same blip in UPS mode as it resync’s to the AC power input that the AC500’s do? I.e. it cuts out for a second or two on the output until it is back on the same cycle as the input source. For the person that asked AC500 vs EP500 Pro. AC500 has 50 amp outlets, more solar capacity, more inverter capacity, etc. The EP500 is basically the same as the AC300.

[@GeneratorReviews]

Yes that is correct the resync needs to be updated, there’s no need for it to cut power off and then back on.

[@steveddavis]

Great video! What do you think your endurance time would be starting with fully charged units at the load you had?

[@GeneratorReviews]

At that load with no input charging, I could probably run about 18 hours by adding solar panels and back of generator you’re set

[@schumyschumy]

Gavin, this is a really awesome setup. Are you aware of something similar to this can be done as a DIY? Meaning buying batteries, BMS, "fusion box", etc?

[@GeneratorReviews]

You can always do a system like this check this video out kzbin.info/www/bejne/bpmQmaNuhNCgbq8

[@trw7530]

Hello do u have a video on that transfer switch?

[@GeneratorReviews]

I have a few videos where I mentioned it, but I haven’t done one specifically for this brand

[@acefire4050]

If I got that the eb500 would be my are there blue Eddie 300 or there other 500 or if I can get it there 900. But I wonder if you can add extra units for just battery capacity like if you could add two more batteries to each unit and that would make it a nice unit.

[@GeneratorReviews]

I don’t think you can add batteries to this one

[@coyote333999]

I haven't seen any videos out there comparing the bluetti ep500 vs. the bluetti ap500. would you consider making one ?

[@GeneratorReviews]

I will definitely consider it

[@lambert6473]

Good stuff

[@coyote333999]

When the fusion box is hooked up, do the plug sockets work on the unit?

[@GeneratorReviews]

Yes they do still work

[@RCTVAccount]

My home uses between 50 kwh and 80kwh in a 24 hour period (I have a well and all electric appliances on a ranch). I have a 50 amp transfer switch at the main panel. I would prefer to run a split phase 240v Diesel generator, but they don't seem to be available. I was thinking of running a pair or bluetti devices at 50 amps split phase to power the home in a power outage and use a smaller diesel generator to recharge the bluetti. Any recommendations on which Bluetti to get?

[@GeneratorReviews]

In order to get the split phase, you have to buy two units. I really like the EP 500 pros Because they included Inverter and the batteries in one unit

[@roddsimmons202]

Which is best to power your home, the ep500 pro or ac500+ b300s? Your thoughts on that.

[@GeneratorReviews]

Hi personally prefer the EP 500 pro because it’s all in one. Just has cleaner look.

[@rjm2818]

How long does it take for the generator to charge powerstation?

[@GeneratorReviews]

It will take around four hours to complete the charging process

[@tylerjackson8239]

Technically speaking.. could this be used as a way to achieve lvl 2 charging foe an electric vehicle?

[@GeneratorReviews]

I don’t think it has enough capacity for EV charging.

[@tylerjackson8239]

@@GeneratorReviews but it would be running off 240v 30amp.. if I lowered the amp to say 24.. that should technically allow a lvl2 to work. My only hiccup would be if i need to trick the ground with a ground pin, and have enough batteries to extend the charge, no?

[@Bryno64]

would you recommend the 2 bluetti ep500 or the 2 ecoflow delta pro for running your home?

[@GeneratorReviews]

They both are well known for reliability and quality. The only difference between the two is that the EcoFlow is easier to move around and used in other applications such as camping and Rv’s. If you don’t plan on doing those things, the EP 500 would actually work best for home use backup power.

[@pkomonko]

Except for the EP500PRO doesn't take expansion batteries whereas the ecoflow delta pro does

[@NeverTakeNoCut-offs]

Gavin, would you buy these?

[@GeneratorReviews]

These are serious back up systems. They are a bit pricey but so worth it. Yes I would.

[@rushrucker1785]

How long is the generator cable that charges both units?

[@GeneratorReviews]

It’s only 4 ft but you can use an extension cord with it.

[@Freynightwalker]

Can you power a 240v load and charge from a generator at the same time?

[@GeneratorReviews]

Yes it actually will load share with the generator and charge