Mobile workshop & customer service with Bluetti AC500

Whether in the workshop or in mobile use, permanently installed in customer service vehicles for carpenters, plumbers, or locksmiths, the AC500 with its powerful 5 kW at 230V (4x 16A and 1x 30A) is a popular choice.

It can also be used for reliable welding (electrolyte or MIG/WAG/TIG) and can be used on site at the customer's premises to power not only battery-powered tools, but also a Festool table saw, allowing ad hoc but precise adjustments to be made to workpieces and ensuring a perfect fit.

It delivers a constant 5 kW of continuous power, with a peak of up to 10 kW, which is quite impressive. Thanks to its modular design, the weight can be balanced, especially in mobile workshop vehicles, and the batteries can be distributed evenly on both sides of the vehicle.

Optionally, the Bluetti AC300 and AC500 can also be charged via the vehicle's built-in alternator while driving, so they are always ready to deliver maximum performance at the new location after each customer job.

But electric cars can also be charged with it

What many people don't know is that the Bluetti AC500 with the modular B300S 3KW batteries is also popular with Tesla Cybertruck. This is because an AC500 can charge a Tesla Cybertruck both stationary in the garage at home and on the loading area, and the setup is cheaper than ordering an e-fuel station from the local utility company. As with everything in life, it's all about knowing how...

Thanks to a maximum energy storage capacity of 18 KWh, meaning that a maximum of 6 of the 3KWh batteries can be connected to the AC500, it is also extremely popular with trucks and expedition vehicles, as it is more affordable than other systems with 3KW power in this area.

Find out how much this can reduce employee production losses here: Retrofit-vehicle