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EP500Pro

EP500Pro Power Station

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

User Manual

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

Contents

01. EP500Pro Introduction ............................. 01

02. General Safety Instructions ...................... 02

03. What`s in the Box .................................. 05

04. APP........................................................ 07

05. Features of EP500Pro .............................. 11

06. Startup & Power off ................................. 12

07. User Interface ....................................... 13

08. How to Recharge EP500Pro (INPUT) ...........20

09. Discharge (OUTPUT) ............................... 27

10. UPS ...................................................... 30

11. Split Phase Function ................................ 35

12. Technical Specification ............................ 38

13. Storage and Maintenance ......................... 40

14. Troubleshooting ..................................... 41

15. FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) ............ 46

16. Declaration ............................................ 48

Summary of content (14 pages)

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EP500Pro EP500Pro Power Station Please read this manual before use and follow its guidance. Keep this manual for future reference. Contents 01. EP500Pro Introduction ............................. 01 02. General Safety Instructions ...................... 02 03. What`s in the Box .................................. 05 04. APP........................................................ 07 05. Features of EP500Pro .............................. 11 06. Startup & Power off ................................. 12 07.
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01. EP500Pro Introduction 1.2. Abbreviation BMS: Battery Management System 1.1. Introduction BLUETTI is proud to take the energy storage world by storm with the release of rolling transport wheels, the EP500Pro was not designed to be a large solar battery mounted on the wall or in the garage. The BLUETTI EP500Pro was not can easily be moved to the desired location when necessary, but also a power backup system that ensures emergency power when a power outage occurs.
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2.2. Installation environment requirements Additional Purchase Accessories When the equipment is running, please do not block the vents or the heat dissipation system in order to prevent high temperatures and/or fires. Sold on BLUETTIPOWER.COM No. Picture Category The equipment should be installed in an area away from liquids.
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Note: Please keep your phone 5m/16.4ft within the EP500Pro for a better connection during update. Also, if BLUETTI APP fails to connect to the Internet. Tap "Settings" at the homepage of your phone and scroll down until the BLUETTI App shows up(IOS). Tap "Settings" on homepage of your phone, tap “Application Management” and select BLUETTI(Android). Tap the BLUETTI icon and verify that "Wireless and Data" permissions are enabled. User cannot turn on EP500Pro via BLUETTI App. 10 05.
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07. User Interface 7.2.1. AC Output Voltage & Frequency NOTE: Please check the output voltage, frequency, and other parameters 7.1. Main Interface Tip: The LCD resistive touchscreen, recommended to press lightly with the edge of your fingernail until it "beeps" when it registers a press. (NOTE: Touchscreen sounds can be disabled in the Settings menu). e The Output frequency and voltage can only be tweaked when the AC is OFF(tap the AC icon at homepage to turn off AC output if it`s ON).
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7.2.6. Max. Grid Input Current determine the maximum allowable current that can be drawn by the EP500Pro. BLUETTI is not liable for any damages, injuries, or any other legal responsibility incurred directly or indirectly from changes made to this setting. Max. Grid Input Current: limit the Max. current of the tied grid, when the current exceeds the preset value, EP500Pro will take charge to be the power source of the circuit. 7.3. Data The value is preset at 15A.
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@1500W/100Vac , @1800W/120Vac Max . The charging process will automatically stop when it reaches 100% capacity. 8.2. CP2 (2 nd Charging Port) receptacle, the maximum charging power allowed will be up to 3000W. Main Panel 8.2.1. Charging Method 3: Solar Panels (via 4pin aviation-MC4 cable) For regular solar panels: Sub Panel EP500Pro(dual MPPT) supports two PV charging methods with regular portable panels and rigid panels. Max current for single circuit: 12A.
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.3. Dual Charging Aviation Port 1(CP1) DC Input2: Aviation Port 2(CP2) Charging Method 6 : Supports charging the EP500Pro with CP1 and CP2 at same time. You can use any charging methods listed previously, simultaneous,to maximize charging power input. They are listed here again for your convenience. Select the method for both CP1 and CP2 to Dual Charging. CP1 Charging Port Select: Method 1: GEN charging cable Method 2: AC charging cable CP2 Charging Port Select: DC Input1: 8.4.
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10. UPS Tools 10.1. UPS Description An uninterruptible power supply or uninterruptible power source (UPS) is Bench Grinder 1400W 2.9 Hrs Welding Machine 1800W 2.3 Hrs an electrical apparatus that provides emergency power to a load when the Circular Saw 1400W(2300W) 1.7-2.9 Hrs Transportation Electric Vehicle(16A) 1800W 11.2-13.3 Miles instantaneous protection from input power interruptions, by supplying energy 10.1.1. FYI (For Your Information) E-Bike 500W 7.
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.2.4. Customized UPS Mode Charge/Discharge time, and High/Low Battery SOC can be set in this UPS mode. Ability to disable the grid charging. The unit will not charge batteries from grid. Apart from Time Control UPS, the main switch of grid charging and time mode effect on both PV Priority Mode and Time Control Mode. 10.2.3. PV Priority UPS Mode This mode is recommended for areas with stable grid power. The battery will be recharged mainly by PV for power savings.
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EP500Pro JP Model EP500Pro US Net Weight EP500Pro EU/UK/AU 83kg (183.0lbs) Dimensions Charge Temperature Discharge Temperature Storage Temperature Working Environment Humidity PSE, FCC, CE, UN38.3, msds, UL, SAA and ROHS Capacity 5120Wh (100Ah) Battery Type LiFePO4 Standard Battery Voltage 51.
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14. Troubleshooting 015 DC Input Voltage High Please contact with the dealer if the error still exists after rebooting the unit. Troubleshooting 016 DC Input Voltage Low Please contact with the dealer if the error still exists after rebooting the unit. 001 Please contact with the dealer if the error still exists after rebooting the unit. 017 DC Input Over Current Please contact with the dealer if the error still exists after rebooting the unit.
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DC12V/30A Output Current High Please disconnect the appliances on DC 12V/30A ports. Clear the alarm history or restart the unit. DC12V/10A Output 090 Current High Please disconnect the appliances on DC 12V/10A ports. Clear the alarm history or restart the unit. 089 091 DC Output Soft Start Failure 092 DC12V/30A Output Short Please disconnect the appliances on DC Circuit output ports. 093 DC12V/10A Output Short Please disconnect the appliances on DC Circuit output ports.
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This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.