Bluetti has introduced its latest power station in Europe. It is the EP500Pro Power Station which has a battery capacity of 5,100Wh for long-lasting performance. You can charge the Bluetti EP500Pro at speeds of 4,000W via an AC outlet or through a solar panel.
The Bluetti EP500Pro Power Station was first available through a Kickstarter campaign in 2021. It has multiple ports to cater to many gadgets. The outlets include AC (2,000W), USB-A (100W), USB-C (100W), and wireless charging pads. There are three AC outlets, four USB-A ports, one USB-C port, and two wireless charging pads on the generator. Power conversion is achieved through its 3,000W sine wave AC inverter and the Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePO4) battery offers thermal stability.
The EP500Pro is housed inside an airtight aluminum case capable of withstanding pressure changes, punctures, and heavy impact. The battery capacity can be sustained for up to 6,000 charging cycles before its capacity reduces by 20%. The Bluetti EP500 weighs just 76kg and it comes with four wheels for easy mobility. The dimensions of the power generator are about 23 x 1 x 30 inches and it can operate in a range of about 60 degrees Celsius (-20 to 40 Celsius).
The Bluetti EP500Pro is already available in Germany at a discounted price of €4,999 ($5,258). Availability of the gadget in other European markets is expected to follow within the summer. The Bluetti EP500Pro Power Station is originally priced at €5,299 ($5,573). There are no indications at this time of global availability of the product.
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