For most Australians, independence is more than an idea. It’s a lifestyle. Whether we’re camping by the coast, renovating our dream home, or weathering wild storms, we want power that’s reliable, clean, and on our terms. That’s where BLUETTI’s battery storage solutions come in.
Featured in Episode 6 of Energy Matters and Episode 71 of the Road to ZERO podcast, BLUETTI is rapidly becoming a household name for those chasing energy freedom. From rugged, portable battery packs to sleek, powerful home systems, BLUETTI is powering everything from backyard tools to entire households, and doing it with style.
Meet BLUETTI: Powering Australia, indoors and out
Aydit Subat, BLUETTI’s BESS – Business Development for Australia, sums it up best:
“Freedom and independence are the most important words in this energy field for the future – and even today.”
Founded on the principle of decentralised power, BLUETTI offers more than just storage. Their tech is designed for how Australians actually live: off-grid weekends, remote builds, wild weather, and all.
The EP2000 system: Serious power for serious homes
At the heart of BLUETTI’s home range is the EP2000, a three-phase hybrid inverter system designed to power large homes, farms, and even small commercial sites.
EP2000 system specs:
- 20kW three-phase hybrid inverter
- Per-phase backup output: 6.6kW
- Compatible with both on-grid and off-grid setups
- Expandable up to 54kWh using modular 7kWh battery units
- IP-rated for outdoor installation
- LiFePO₄ battery chemistry with over 6,000 cycles
- Ideal for energy-hungry homes or businesses with pools, EVs, and air conditioning
The EP2000 gives you full control. It can work in tandem with solar during the day, store excess energy, and deliver clean power through the night or during blackouts.
“I call this unit a real house backup. You won’t touch the grid, even with air con blasting,” said Aydit.
Portable power for every part of life
Not every solution needs to be bolted to the wall. For camping trips, tradie jobs, or backyard garden days, BLUETTI’s portable units are built for Aussie conditions: waterproof, compact, and powerful.
Their top-performing portable battery currently on offer in Australia is the AC200L.
AC200L specs:
- 2.4kWh LiFePO₄ battery (expandable to 8.2kWh with B300 expansion battery)
- 2.4kW pure sine wave inverter (surge up to 3.6kW)
- IP65 weatherproof rating
- 15+ outputs (AC, USB-A, USB-C, 12V car, and wireless charging)
- Solar, AC, and car recharge options
- Up to 6,000 cycles – 17 years of daily use
These units are quiet, zero-emission replacements for petrol or diesel generators. You can plug in essential appliances during blackouts or power a full campsite without a single drop of fuel.
Aydit shared,
“During the cyclone season in Queensland, we sold out. People started to realise how important it is to have reliable backup power.”
Battery storage is now affordable and essential
With power prices rising and extreme weather more frequent, battery storage is no longer a luxury. It’s essential. As Aydit put it:
“A lot of Australians have solar, but no battery. So when the power goes out, they’re stuck. Our systems fill that gap.”
And it’s now more affordable than ever. The Cheaper Home Batteries scheme offers households up to 30% off the upfront cost of installing battery storage. BLUETTI’s hybrid systems, like the EP900, qualify.
“It’s not just about saving on bills. It’s about emotional freedom. You can use the air con, heat your pool, and not stress.”
Where to buy BLUETTI in Australia
BLUETTI portable products are available in the Energy Matters Marketplace. You can also get FREE quotes for home battery storage, like the EP900.
Final word: Don’t wait for the lights to go out
Whether you’re in the bush, by the beach, or just sick of big bills, battery storage gives you back control. From clean power at the campsite to reliable backup at home, BLUETTI has a solution that fits.
“We’re not just replacing diesel generators, we’re offering energy freedom,” stated Aydit Subat.
Looking to find out more? Watch episode 6 of Energy Matterson on 9Now.
