Bluetti RV5 RV Power System | 5,000W 5,120Wh with Epanel & Epad
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- Villawood NSW, 2163
- Strathfield South NSW 2136
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The Bluetti RV5 Ends the Nightly Ritual of Deciding What Gets Power
5,000W Continuous | 5,120Wh LiFePO4 | 5-Year Warranty | Free Delivery Australia Wide
It's 9pm at camp. The kettle goes on, so the air-con goes off. Someone wants a shower and the pump drops the lights. You've spent the whole trip doing sums in your head.
The RV5 puts 5,000W behind your van's 240V circuits. Kettle and microwave at the same time, no sums. Wire it in once and you stop thinking about power.
Why Aussie Travellers Rate the Bluetti RV5 RV Power System
Five Thousand Watts, Not Two Thousand
Most van inverters stop around 2,000W, so you run one big thing at a time. The RV5 does 5,000W continuous. Put the kettle (2,200W) and the microwave (1,500W) on together and you're still only three quarters of the way to its limit.
It Wires Into the Van, Not Into a Powerpoint
This isn't a box you drag out and plug things into. It mounts on the wall and feeds your existing 240V circuits through the Epanel. When shore power drops it swaps to battery in under 20 milliseconds, so nothing in the van even blinks.
Three Ways In, All at the Same Time
1,800W from solar. Up to 1,200W from the alternator while you're driving. 5,000W from shore power when you pull into a site. Most setups make you pick one and wait.
Cold Mornings Don't Stop It
Below 0°C the B4810's heating film switches on and holds the cells near 25°C, so the battery still takes a charge up in the high country. Plain LiFePO4 just refuses. You get 6,000 cycles at 70% capacity out of it, which is a decade of weekends.
Fair Warning, It's a Fit-Out and Not a Plug-In
You'll spend a weekend running cable and mounting brackets. Bluetti pre-labels the loom and the Epad walks you through the setup, and plenty of owners do it themselves with basic tools. If that's not your idea of a good weekend, any auto electrician will knock it over in a day.
Bluetti RV5 Specs
| AC Rated Output | 5,000W |
| AC Output Voltage | 230V |
| Battery Capacity | 5,120Wh (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 |
| B4810 Battery Weight | 46kg |
| B4810 Dimensions | 608 x 380 x 145mm |
| 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 1
- Epanel Smart Distribution Panel x 1
- Epad HD Touchscreen Controller x 1
- Battery mounting brackets and bolts
- Ethernet communication cable
- Terminal covers and drilling template
- User manuals and warranty card
Not Sure Which RV Power System Suits You?
One B4810 gives you 5,120Wh. Bluetti rates that at 4.7 hours of 13,500 BTU RV air-con, or 27 hours running an absorption fridge. If you free camp for a week at a stretch, or you run the air-con most of the day up north, look at the twin-battery system instead. If you're mostly on powered sites with the odd few nights off-grid, this one is plenty. Give us a bell and tell us how you travel, and we'll tell you straight which one you need.
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.
