Up to 20 kW output, 51.6 kWh per unit
A single EP2000 scales from 10.5 kW to 20 kW output and 14.7 kWh to 51.6 kWh with 2–7 B700 packs, for serious whole-home power.
Solar Battery·Bluetti
The Bluetti EP2000 is a high-power, three-phase home energy storage system built for large homes, off-grid properties, farms and small businesses. It pairs the EP2000 hybrid inverter with an HV800 voltage controller and stackable B700 LFP battery packs, delivering serious capacity and backup power.
A single EP2000 scales from 10.5 kW to 20 kW of output and from 14.7 kWh to 51.6 kWh of storage with 2 to 7 B700 packs (7.35 kWh each). For the largest homes and businesses, you can parallel up to three EP2000 units for a maximum of 60 kW output and 154.8 kWh of capacity. With up to 40 kWp of solar input, it is designed for genuine whole-house energy self-sufficiency.
This page explains what the EP2000 is, who it suits, every key specification, what those numbers mean for your home, and the technical terms behind them, so you can decide with confidence before requesting a quote from Sunbridge Energy.

A single EP2000 scales from 10.5 kW to 20 kW output and 14.7 kWh to 51.6 kWh with 2–7 B700 packs, for serious whole-home power.
For the largest homes and small businesses, parallel up to three EP2000 units for a maximum of 60 kW output and 154.8 kWh of capacity.
Each unit accepts up to 40 kWp of PV input, making the most of large rooftop or ground-mounted solar arrays.
A genuine three-phase system that can back up the whole home across all phases during an outage, with a switchover under 10 ms.
Built with LFP (lithium iron phosphate) battery packs and certified to the German VDE-AR-E 2510-50 standard, with an IP65 rating.
Backed by a 10-year warranty guaranteeing at least 70% of usable energy capacity over the term, or a guaranteed energy throughput, whichever comes first.
Big, all-electric three-phase homes with high consumption that need substantial storage and up to 20 kW of output from a single unit.
Rural and off-grid homes, farms and ranches that need serious backup power and large, scalable capacity for full energy independence.
Small businesses, sheds and farms with three-phase supply and heavy loads that benefit from up to 60 kW of output across paralleled units.
Properties with large rooftops or ground-mount arrays — the EP2000 accepts up to 40 kWp of solar input per unit.
Households that want true whole-home backup across all three phases during outages, not just a few essential circuits.
Buyers who want to start at 14.7 kWh and expand to 51.6 kWh — or parallel more units to 154.8 kWh — as their needs grow.
Specifications are based on the Bluetti EP2000 datasheet and the Bluetti EP2000 Limited Warranty for Australia. Exact figures depend on the chosen configuration; Sunbridge will confirm the right setup for your property.
High output means the system can run heavy three-phase loads — ducted air conditioning, pumps, workshop equipment — directly from the battery, not just light circuits.
A single unit covers large homes; paralleling up to three units suits small businesses and farms that need very large, whole-property storage.
You can connect a very large solar array per unit, capturing more energy across the day and charging the large battery quickly.
Bluetti rates the EP2000 by capacity (7.35 kWh per B700 pack) and backs it with a performance warranty: over 10 years, each pack retains at least 70% of its usable energy capacity, or until it reaches its guaranteed throughput, whichever comes first.
This is a stringent German standard for home storage systems. Certification to it signals the system meets a high bar for safety and grid compatibility.
In a three-phase home the battery can back up loads across all three phases during an outage, so three-phase appliances keep working — not just single-phase power points.
The EP2000 is built for properties that need real power. A single unit delivers up to 20 kW of output and up to 51.6 kWh of storage with 2–7 B700 packs, and you can parallel up to three units for a maximum of 60 kW and 154.8 kWh. With up to 40 kWp of solar input per unit, it suits large homes, off-grid properties, farms and small businesses.
The HV800 voltage controller manages the high-voltage battery stack, and the system runs on-grid or off-grid for genuine whole-property energy independence.
As a true three-phase system, the EP2000 can back up the whole property across all phases during an outage, with a switchover time under 10 milliseconds. That keeps three-phase appliances — pumps, ducted air conditioning, workshop machinery — running, not just a handful of circuits.
You can monitor and control the system through the Bluetti app over USB, Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, with an integrated EMS coordinating solar, storage and loads.
The EP2000 uses LFP (lithium iron phosphate) battery packs — the most thermally stable mainstream lithium chemistry — and is certified to the German VDE-AR-E 2510-50 standard with an IP65 rating.
It is backed by a 10-year warranty that guarantees each B700 pack retains at least 70% of its usable energy capacity over the term, or until it reaches its guaranteed energy throughput, whichever comes first.
Shopping for a home battery means wading through technical jargon. Here is what the most important terms on this page actually mean.
A kilowatt (kW) measures power — how much the system can deliver at any instant. A kilowatt-hour (kWh) measures energy — how much it can store or deliver over time. A 10 kW / 20 kWh system can push 10 kW and hold 20 kWh, roughly enough to run a 10 kW load for two hours.
Lithium iron phosphate, a lithium battery chemistry prized for thermal stability, safety and long cycle life. It is the preferred chemistry for residential storage.
A single inverter that manages solar panels, the battery and the grid together, rather than needing separate solar and battery inverters.
A battery built from many cells in series to reach a high system voltage (often 400–800 V). Higher voltage means lower current for the same power, which reduces losses and can improve efficiency.
How much of a battery’s capacity you can safely use. 95% DoD means 95% of the rated capacity is usable; 100% means all of it.
Nominal capacity is the battery’s total energy on paper; usable capacity is what you can actually draw after the DoD limit. Always compare batteries on usable kWh.
The number of full charge-and-discharge cycles a battery can perform while staying within its warranty performance. Roughly one cycle per day of normal use.
The share of energy you get back out of the battery compared with what you put in. Higher efficiency means less energy lost as heat during storage.
How fast a battery charges or discharges relative to its capacity. 1C means it can charge or discharge its full capacity in about one hour.
Maximum Power Point Tracking — circuitry that constantly tunes each solar string to extract the most power. More MPPTs let panels on different roof faces perform independently.
Single-phase supply has one active wire and suits most smaller homes; three-phase has three and suits larger or all-electric homes with heavier loads. The battery must match your supply type.
In a three-phase home, when the three phases draw different amounts of power. A system that supports unbalanced loads can back up appliances even when the phases are uneven.
Backup power runs your home during a grid outage. Anti-islanding is the safety function that stops the system feeding the grid during an outage, protecting line workers.
A network of home batteries an energy provider can call on at peak times. Joining a VPP can earn you payments or credits for sharing stored energy back to the grid.
An Ingress Protection rating. The first digit is dust protection (6 = dust-tight), the second is water protection. An IP65/IP66 unit can be installed outdoors.
Home battery storage can be eligible for government rebates and incentives, which change over time and vary by state and household. For a large system like the EP2000, the right rebate and a correctly sized design can have a significant impact on payback.
Sunbridge handles rebate guidance as part of the quote process: we check current eligibility, factor available incentives into your system design, and show you the expected payback based on your actual usage. See our battery rebate guidance for more, and we will confirm what applies to your address when you request a quote.
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Sunbridge designs every EP2000 system around your property rather than selling a fixed package. We start by analysing your electricity bills and smart-meter usage data to understand how and when you use power, then size the inverter, battery and any paralleled units to match.
Installation is carried out by accredited installers to Australian standards, including three-phase switchboard and backup configuration, commissioning and testing, and a full handover so you know how to use the Bluetti app. We also provide ongoing support and monitoring for the life of the system.
The Bluetti EP2000 — including the EP2000 inverter, HV800 voltage controller and B700 battery packs — is covered by Bluetti’s EP2000 Limited Warranty for Australia.
It provides a 10-year product warranty and a performance warranty guaranteeing that, over ten years, each B700 battery pack retains at least 70% of its usable energy capacity, or until it reaches its guaranteed aggregate energy throughput, whichever comes first.
These are the manufacturer’s terms; your guarantees under the Australian Consumer Law apply in addition. Sunbridge confirms the warranty terms for your configuration and registers the warranty on your behalf as part of the installation.
A single EP2000 scales from 10.5 kW to 20 kW output and from 14.7 kWh to 51.6 kWh with 2–7 B700 packs (7.35 kWh each). Paralleling three units reaches 60 kW and 154.8 kWh.
The EP2000 is a three-phase system, suited to larger or all-electric homes, farms and small businesses on a three-phase supply. For single-phase homes, Bluetti’s EP760 is the single-phase option.
Up to 40 kWp of PV input per unit, across two MPPT channels, making the most of large rooftop or ground-mounted arrays.
Yes. It is a true three-phase system that can back up loads across all three phases during an outage, with a switchover time under 10 milliseconds.
The EP2000 battery has a 90% depth of discharge, so about 90% of each 7.35 kWh B700 pack’s capacity is usable. The warranty also guarantees at least 70% of usable energy capacity is retained over the term.
It uses LFP (lithium iron phosphate / LiFePO₄) packs and is certified to the German VDE-AR-E 2510-50 standard, with an IP65 rating.
Yes. It supports both on-grid and off-grid operation, making it well suited to off-grid homes, farms and remote properties.
A 10-year warranty guaranteeing each B700 pack retains at least 70% of usable energy capacity over the term, or a guaranteed energy throughput, whichever comes first. Australian Consumer Law guarantees also apply.
Talk to Sunbridge Energy about design, installation and a quote tailored to your home.