
Last updated: 2026-08-14.
Bluetti unveiled its apical 3-phase home solar battery EP600+B500 at IFA 2022. It is a 6000W heavy-duty stationary system that can scale toward a massive multi-tens-of-kWh class (launch marketing cited up to ~79kWh with many B500 modules). The B500 is the expandable module for this whole-house backup line, designed for 220–240V regions such as the UK, Europe, and Australia.
The EP600 & B500 combination is a whole-house home backup battery system so you are not stuck in the dark during outages. With large capacity and stackable modules, you can keep a home powered for longer stretches without grid power.
Unlike portable Bluetti power stations, the EP600 and B500 units are boxy white floor-standing modules engineered for home installation. They are not grab-and-go portables; you stack packs to save floor space in a utility room or garage.
Launch history: Bluetti officially launched the EP600 whole-house ESS around November 10, 2022 in Europe. Early-bird bundles (one EP600 + dual B500, ~6000W / ~9–10kWh class) debuted near €8,999, with extra B500 packs sold separately (launch-era extras were often listed around the mid-€3,000s). August 2026 status: The EP600+B500 line remains listed on Bluetti EU (example published bundle price around €10,399 for EP600 + 2× B500—confirm live cart pricing). Capacity bands and pack Wh figures vary by regional brochure (launch materials ~4960Wh/module toward ~79kWh; some EU pages show ~10–39kWh class stacks). Installer packages and multi-pack configs commonly land in the mid four-figure to low five-figure euro range. Confirm live quotes on Bluetti EU or local partners—placeholder “€????” promo copy from 2022 is obsolete. Related EU whole-house options (e.g. EP800 + B500) may also appear in Bluetti’s current catalog. US readers: For Amazon-available modular backup, consider current Bluetti portable hubs (Apex 300 / AC500 class) rather than EP600 (EU stationary / install-centric). |
Bluetti EP600+B500 At a Glance

- Starter bundle ~EP600 + 2× B500 (~9–10kWh class); expandable multi-day stacks (launch ceiling ~79kWh).
- 6000W pure sine wave inverter (single/three-phase capable designs).
- High solar input with MPPT (order-of ~6000W class on full systems).
- 24/7 UPS-style switchover for sensitive loads.
- LFP chemistry, app monitoring, long warranty positioning (check region; EU pages cite up to 10 years).
- Professional installation often recommended / available (e.g. Germany network on Bluetti EU).
EP600+B500 Overview – Specs and Features
The basic EP600+B500 bundle is a roughly 9–10kWh home backup package with a 6000W inverter and two B500 LiFePO4 packs (launch literature often listed ~4960Wh per pack). Scaling with many B500 modules is what enables multi-day whole-home runtime claims near the high ~79kWh ceiling Bluetti marketed at launch; always match the quote sheet for your country.
Thanks to the 6000W pure sine inverter, the system can support heavy household loads when properly installed. Fast solar recharge on a full MPPT input is a core selling point versus small portable stations.
The EP600 includes UPS-style behavior so outages are less likely to interrupt fridges, networking gear, and computers when the transfer path is set up correctly.

Bluetti EP600 vs EcoFlow Power Kits & Zendure SuperBase V?
At launch, EP600+B500 was Bluetti’s answer to modular whole-home players such as EcoFlow Power Kits and Zendure SuperBase V in European and other global markets.
EcoFlow Power Kits remain a customizable modular off-grid family with a Power Hub and stackable LFP packs (capacity bands differ by kit generation). Zendure SuperBase V pairs a large base pack with Satellite expansion toward very high kWh totals and a more portable-home-hybrid form factor.
In 2026, choose EP600 when you need a stationary, install-oriented, 220–240V / three-phase-friendly ESS from Bluetti’s EU catalog. Choose Amazon-centric portable modular systems (AC500 / Apex 300 class) when you want DIY-friendly 120V backup without a full ESS install.
It is a stationary whole-house energy storage system aimed at 220–240V markets (Europe, UK, Australia). The EP600 is a 6000W inverter hub; each B500 is a large LFP expansion module (launch materials ~4960Wh).
A common starter bundle is EP600 with two B500 packs (~9–10kWh). Launch materials cited expansion toward roughly 79kWh with many modules; regional pages may list lower stack ceilings—confirm the quote for your install.
Primary retail is Bluetti regional stores and EU specialists (example EU bundle pricing near €10k for EP600+2×B500—verify live). Not a typical US Amazon portable SKU. US shoppers often consider modular portable systems such as AC500/Apex stacks on Amazon instead.

Robert DeWitt writes about off-grid power gear for Off Grid Power Boom. Based in Arizona, he uses portable power stations, solar panels, and battery systems regularly in extreme heat—focusing on practical runtime, charging speed, reliability, and real-world usability for camping, RV trips, and home backup.
Editorial focus: portable power stations & solar generators, solar panel setups, batteries/inverters, and off-grid preparedness.
