Bluetti RV5 RV Power System | 5,000W 5,120Wh with Epanel, Epad & 200W Solar
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- Villawood NSW, 2163
- Strathfield South NSW 2136
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The Bluetti RV5 with 200W Solar Retires the Jerry Cans and the 5am Pull-Start
5,000W Continuous | 5,120Wh LiFePO4 | 200W Solar Panel Included | 5-Year Warranty | Free Delivery Australia Wide
You know the routine. Pull-start the genny at 5am so someone can have a coffee. Ration the battery all afternoon. Take turns with the kettle and the toaster, because both at once trips something.
This one runs your 240V circuits off 5,000W and tops itself back up from the 200W panel while you're at the beach. Toaster and kettle together. No pull cord.
Why Aussie Travellers Rate the Bluetti RV5 RV Power System
You Come Back to a Fuller Battery Than You Left
The 200W PV200 folds out on its own kickstands and plugs straight into the RV5. Set it down facing north before you head off for the day. The RV5 will take up to 1,800W of solar all up, so there's room for plenty more panels when you want them.
"These Never Last a Weekend"
Bluetti publishes the numbers for this exact bundle. 5.5 hours of 13,500 BTU RV air-con. 31.9 hours of an absorption fridge. 4.4 hours of a toaster running flat out. That's before the panel puts anything back in.
"It Won't Run Real Gear"
5,000W continuous. The kettle pulls 2,200W and the microwave 1,500W, so both together still leaves you a quarter of the system's rating spare. Most van inverters stop around 2,000W and make you choose.
It Just Works in the Background
Mounted on the wall and wired through the Epanel, it feeds your existing circuits. When shore power drops it swaps to battery in under 20 milliseconds and nothing in the van blinks. It sips 7W sitting there doing nothing, and the Epad or your phone tells you where everything is at.
Cold Mornings, and Six Thousand Cycles
Below 0°C the B4810's heating film holds the cells near 25°C so it still takes a charge in the high country. IP65 sealed and rated to 6,000 cycles at 70% capacity, which works out to a decade of weekends before you'd think about it again.
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 |
| Included Solar Panel | Bluetti PV200, 200W folding |
| 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
- Bluetti PV200 200W Folding Solar Panel x 1
- Epanel Smart Distribution Panel x 1
- Epad HD Touchscreen Controller x 1
- Battery mounting brackets and bolts
- Ethernet communication cable
- Solar connection cable
- Terminal covers and drilling template
- User manuals and warranty card
Not Sure Which RV Power System Suits You?
One 200W panel is a sensible start, not a full solar setup. On a good day it'll cover the fridge and the lights and chip away at what the kettle took. If you free camp for weeks at a time you'll want two or three panels, or the twin-battery system, or both. If your van already has roof solar, the plain system without the panel might be the smarter buy. Give us a bell and tell us what's on the roof already, and we'll tell you straight what you actually 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.
