EP760
Single-phase system around 20 kWh, expandable
The mainstream packaged option — hybrid inverter included.
Australia-wide
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Meet Bluetti Modular home batteries for single-phase and three-phase homes, from BLUETTI.
- Add it to your current solar
EP760 connects to your existing solar through AC coupling, without affecting your current solar certification, BLUETTI says.
- Runs most household loads
EP760 delivers up to 7,600 W, which BLUETTI says covers over 95% of typical household energy needs.
- One pack to eight
Start with one B500 pack and add more, up to eight, for 4.96 kWh to 39.68 kWh of storage.
These are BLUETTI's nominal figures. Usable capacity is a little lower.
- 10-year warranty on EP760
BLUETTI backs the EP760 system with a 10-year warranty.
The EP2000 page doesn't state a warranty term. Ask for it in writing.
The company behind it
A battery maker founded in 2009, now selling modular home battery systems in Australia.
Founded 2009
BLUETTI says it was founded in 2009.
Users worldwide
BLUETTI says it has over 3.5 million users across more than 110 countries.
Local phone support
BLUETTI's Australian site lists a local customer support line, open Monday to Friday.
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Rebates at quote
The federal Cheaper Home Batteries discount — roughly a quarter off installed cost — plus your state layer, applied upfront at quote.
Find Bluetti installers near you.
Each state page lists its capital and regional centres, the battery rebate stack for that state, and the installers we match you with there. Not listed? Matching runs on postcode, so enter yours anyway.
- New South Wales — 13 locations
- Victoria — 8 locations
- Queensland — 11 locations
- Western Australia — 3 locations
- South Australia — 1 location
- Tasmania — 2 locations
- Northern Territory — 2 locations
- Australian Capital Territory — 1 location
Is Bluetti right for your home? Fit and warranty checks
A good fit if…
- Buyers who want one packaged decision rather than a configuration exercise
- New solar-plus-storage installs where the included hybrid inverter is a feature, not a conflict
- Households that already trust the brand from its portable gear
- Three-phase homes wanting a straightforward packaged option in the EP2000
Consider the limitations
- You are adding storage to existing solar you want to keep — an AC-coupled system leaves your inverter alone; this package replaces its role
- You want fine-grained modular sizing rather than two package points
- Virtual-power-plant income is central to your plan
- You want the longest possible installed-storage track record — Bluetti’s portable reputation is long, its wired-in record is not
The Bluetti range
EP2000
Three-phase system around 22 kWh, expandable
The three-phase package, with grid backup capability.
Expansion battery modules
Additional modules within each system’s range
Capacity grows within the package rather than by redesigning the system.
Bluetti specifications and source documents
Bluetti built its name in portable power stations, and its installed home range carries that packaging instinct: instead of a configurator full of families and variants, there are two packaged systems — the EP760 for single-phase homes and the EP2000 for three-phase — each arriving with the hybrid inverter included and around 20 kWh of expandable storage. This page is about those installed, switchboard-wired systems, not the portable units Bluetti is famous for. The simplicity is the appeal and the constraint: less to specify wrongly, and less room to tailor than the modular specialists offer.
Bluetti questions, answered
- Is this the same Bluetti as the portable power stations?
- Same brand, different product class — and the difference matters. The EP systems on this page are fixed, switchboard-wired home energy systems installed by an electrician, with rebate eligibility and grid rules attached. The portable units are appliances you carry. A brand you know from camping gear is a reasonable trust signal, but the installed record is the one that matters here, and it is younger.
- Is a Bluetti home battery eligible for the federal rebate?
- The wired-in EP systems can be, model-by-model on the Clean Energy Council approved list — portable units are a different category entirely and are not what the rebate covers. Have your installer show you the exact quoted system on the current list before you sign.
- Can I add a Bluetti EP system to solar I already have?
- The package includes its own hybrid inverter, so it naturally takes over the inverter role rather than sitting beside your existing one. On older solar systems that can be a tidy generational upgrade; on a recent inverter it means paying to replace something that works. If keeping your current inverter is the goal, an AC-coupled system is the more natural shape — say so and make the installer justify the design either way.
- What is the difference between the EP760 and EP2000?
- Phases, chiefly — the EP760 is the single-phase package and the EP2000 the three-phase one, each with around 20 kWh of expandable storage and the inverter included. Which one you need is dictated by your switchboard, and it is worth confirming early because three-phase backup behaviour also needs specifying: which phases and circuits stay live is a design decision, not a default.
- Does a Bluetti EP system keep the house running in a blackout?
- It can hold up the circuits wired to its backup side, automatically. The number of circuits, which ones, and how long they run is sizing and design — around 20 kWh runs the essentials of most homes through an evening comfortably, but nobody should promise “the whole house indefinitely” without doing the load maths. Ask for the backup scope in writing on the quote.
- Who actually installs and supports Bluetti home systems in Australia?
- Accredited electricians and solar installers, as with any wired-in system — but the installer pool that knows the EP series well is smaller than for the long-established brands, because the installed range is young here. That makes the who-fits-it question worth more than usual: an installer who has commissioned several EP systems, and who will support the install personally, closes most of the gap that the short track record opens.
- Is a packaged system better than a modular one?
- It is a different bet. Packages like the EP series remove specification risk — fewer combinations means fewer ways a quote can be subtly wrong — at the cost of tailoring. Modular specialists fit awkward homes better; packages suit typical homes cleanly. The real question is whether your home is typical, and that is exactly what a good installer should establish before naming any brand.