
The Zendure SuperBase V 6400 is a plug-and-play home energy system that you can connect to your existing solar arrays and store power of up to a colossal 64kWh. The minimum capacity of the system is 6.4kWh as it integrates the battery inside. It is ideal for home backups, while EcoFlow Power Kits are ideal for off grid builds and RVs.
Bluetti EP500 is the next big solar-based home backup system. It is more of a competitor to Zendure SuperBase V with a total storage capacity of up to 19.8kWh. Though the base unit has no built-in battery, the smallest bundle will have a storage capacity of 9kWh. This product is only meant for 220-240V regions, such as the UK, Europe, and Australia, though.
Here, in our article on EcoFlow Power Kits vs Zendure SuperBase V vs Bluetti EP500, we would like to have a detailed look at these heavy-duty machines for home and off grid backups. Stay tuned for all the latest updates, prices, availability, and release date details of the massive power backup systems.
| Zendure SuperBase V Release Update: Zendure unveiled its massive solar home battery solution on Kickstarter. The semi-solid-state battery pack is available with a lighter LiFePO4 variant. It is currently available on the brand’s website at the link below. |
EcoFlow Power Kits at a Glance
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Zendure SuperBase V 6400 at a Glance
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Bluetti EP500+B500 at a Glance
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Robert DeWitt writes and tests 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.



