Bluetti RV5 RV Power System | 5,000W 10,240Wh with 2x B4810, Epanel & Epad
General ETA ~ Aug 12–Aug 16
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- Villawood NSW, 2163
- Strathfield South NSW 2136
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Two B4810s Behind the Bluetti RV5 and You Stop Watching the State of Charge
5,000W Continuous | 10,240Wh LiFePO4 | 5-Year Warranty | Free Delivery Australia Wide
Day four of free camping. You check the app before you put the kettle on, same as you did yesterday. Cloud is forecast for tomorrow, so you're already working out what gets switched off tonight.
Two B4810 batteries give the RV5 10,240Wh to draw on. That's most of a week off-grid for a lot of vans. Stop checking the app and put the kettle on.
Why Aussie Travellers Rate the Bluetti RV5 RV Power System
Ten Thousand Watt-Hours Changes How You Camp
Bluetti rates a single B4810 at 4.7 hours of 13,500 BTU RV air-con. Two of them gets you close to nine and a half. Run the fridge, the lights and the pump for most of a week without a single amp of solar going in.
Five Thousand Watts Continuous
Most van inverters stop around 2,000W. The RV5 does 5,000W, so the kettle (2,200W) and the microwave (1,500W) can both be going and you're still only three quarters of the way to its limit.
The Genny Can Stay in the Shed
No pull-starting at 5am so someone can have a coffee. No jerry cans rolling around the boot. No neighbours giving you the look at a quiet camp. It just sits on the wall and works.
Proper Cells, Not No-Name Lithium
These are LiFePO4 with a self-heating film that holds the cells near 25°C when it drops below freezing, so they still charge in the high country. IP65 sealed, UL certified, and rated to 6,000 cycles at 70% capacity. No swelling, no mystery BMS.
Add More Later If You Need It
Two batteries is a lot, but the RV5 will take up to 24 B4810s in parallel for 122.88kWh if you're running a cabin or a big rig. Start here and add another down the track.
Bluetti RV5 Specs
| AC Rated Output | 5,000W |
| AC Output Voltage | 230V |
| Battery Capacity | 10,240Wh (2 x 51.2V, 100Ah) |
| Battery Type | LiFePO4 (Lithium Iron Phosphate) |
| Life Cycles | 6,000 cycles @ 70% capacity |
| Shore Power Charging | 5,000W max |
| Solar Input | 1,800W max, 12V-50V, 50A |
| Alternator Input | 600W (12V) / 1,200W (24V) |
| DC Output | 12V/24V, 100A (12V) / 60A (24V) |
| DC Output Power | 1,360W (12V) / 1,620W (24V) |
| Total DC Load Power | 6,000W max |
| UPS Switchover Time | Under 20ms |
| Standby Power | 7W |
| RV5 Weight | 14kg |
| RV5 Dimensions | 450 x 500 x 159.9mm |
| Battery Weight | 92kg (2 x 46kg) |
| B4810 Dimensions | 608 x 380 x 145mm each |
| Battery IP Rating | IP65 |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to 55°C |
| Max Battery Expansion | 122.88kWh (24 x B4810) |
| Certification | UL458 (RV5), UL / CE / RoHS / UN38.3 (B4810) |
| Warranty | 5 Years |
What's Included
Everything you need is in the box with your Bluetti RV5 RV Power System from True Gear
- Bluetti RV5 5,000W Power Hub x 1
- Bluetti B4810 LiFePO4 Battery, 5,120Wh x 2
- Epanel Smart Distribution Panel x 1
- Epad HD Touchscreen Controller x 1
- Battery mounting brackets and bolts
- Ethernet communication cables
- Terminal covers and drilling template
- User manuals and warranty card
Not Sure Which RV Power System Suits You?
Two batteries is the right call if you free camp for a week at a time, run air-con through a Queensland summer, or you're powering a cabin rather than a van. It also adds 46kg and takes up a second battery bay, so check what your rig can carry first. If you're mostly on powered sites with a few nights off-grid here and there, the single-battery system does the job for two thousand less. Give us a bell and tell us how you travel.
Bluetti RV5 Manual
Download the complete Bluetti RV5 user manual below for full technical details, wiring diagrams and setup instructions. The Epanel and Epad manuals are here too.
