BLUETTI EP500, our practical analysis

Technology of a certain level requires not only a description and promotion but, as in this case, a "practical" analysis.

Tonight we face the last one of our already introduced and reviewed:EP500 BLUETTI, the powerbank for your home

Have you ever heard of UPS, continuity group or powerbank?
Let's talk about those energy sources that allow you to avoid bad surprises when your convient decides to turn on three washing machines and maybe together the hair dryer. These devices provide a certain amount of electricity that works from momentary buffer to the lack of domestic power.

Blues EP500 represents a compact, powerful and reliable solution with elegant and at the same time sober design.

The quality and professionalism that offers this product has an important price (we talk about 2700 dollars) but definitely balanced compared to the potential that this jewel can offer. Absolutely valid both for occasional use and even in small business realities.Blues EP500is characterized by a module 5100Wh LiFePO4!

As a good teacher of Chemistry I cannot exempt a moment to introduce the LiFePO4 modules. They are latest-generation accumulators (invented just before the 2000s and marketed since 2004-2005) composed mainly of polymers of a phosphate formed with lithium and iron that have completely transformed the world of electrochemistry. Produrle really cheap given the abundance of iron in the market, they have a relatively low toxicity, a high thermal stability although unfortunately they have a fairly high electrical resistance. We can find them in electric/hybrid cars, in dynamic modelism (aeromodels and drones) and are increasingly taking foot in the world computer hardware.

Well yes, before I didn't go wrong to write it to you we are talking about 5100Wh which are so many for the use we usually have in mind!

What can we get to use with so much power? Don't be afraid and try reading in the image below.

Wait, wait, wait... You really want to sayBlues EP500 could a classic electric oven almost 3 hours and a half without any domestic electricity supply? Yes, and I'll be glad.

We immediately compare with the world of PC GAMING and let us quantify how long it might help us to support our activities while the domestic electricity remains off.
Question: Do you want to feed your gaming station or the whole house?

Option 1 "We only support our gaming station": ACTLY!

Our location from GAMING media, trusting not to be all great fans of extreme overclocking, never consumes 100% of the potential and usually does not exceed 1500Watts. This means that with a rapid calculation one can estimate how in the case of the stufetta reported in the previous image an indicative use of almost 3 hours of GAMING INTENSATION

Option 2 "Let's help all our home":Yeah. FAREEE! !

If in our home system we have provided mediated current access from a continuity group or UPS, theBlues EP500 can be connected with great ease and comfort. Your doubt will now be on the duration of EPbut keep ready because despite a house, here in Europe, has an average electricity supply of about 3000Wh you can safely continue to do this you were doing for At least an hour. It's TANTISSIMO!
Always remember that on average these systems are normally designed to give me up to 30 minutes of power supply to a specific device (fridge, oven, computer...) before "gluing" and leaving you in the dark

Haven't I convinced you yet? One aspect has further conquered my heart and is its "eco-friendly" essence!

Bluetti EP500 can use solar energy with photovoltaic processto recharge the entire device relatively quickly.

The images below speak for themselves. What are you waiting for? Let us know every news if you proceed to purchase, we are curious to see what you have fed with this wonderful little electric superhero.

Find out more about:https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/bluetti/bluetti-ep500-and-ep500pro-the-new-era-of-home-backup-power

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Eugenio lives happily trapped between three decidedly different habitats: the classrooms of a Venetian high school, the seabed and digital worlds. Technology, on the other hand, entered his home long before any microscope: a father who was an irreducible NES player taught him that behind every video game there is an interesting world... and behind every computer there is almost certainly a problem to be solved.

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