BLUETTI EB55 Portable Power Station | 700W 537Wh

Meet all your needs during camping

The compact and lightweight design makes the BLUETTI EB55 a Portable Power Station, perfect to use in a campervan, or on a camping trip. With a capacity of 537Wh and a built-in 700W (surge 1400W) strong inverter, EB55 could run most of your essential outdoor appliances and electronics such as mobile phones, mini freezers, radios, projectors, and more. 

Multiple DC & AC Outputs, Versatile Recharging

EB55 could run 13 devices simultaneously. You can power all your electronics with a smartphone to mini-fridge. Especially, there are one piece of wireless charging pad.

EB55 power station weighs 16.5 lbs. With a handle, you can take it anywhere you want to go. A small energy solution with a big performance.

Get Charged In Anyway You Prefer

The EB55 is easy to carry, recharges quickly, and performs flawlessly with your drones, phones, laptop, astronomical telescopes.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

BATTERY INFO 

Capacity: 537Wh (22.4V, 24Ah)

Type: LiFePO4 (Lithium Iron Phosphate)

Life Cycles: 2,500+ Cycles to 80% Original Capacity

Shelf-life: Recharge to 80% Every 3-6 Months

Management System: MPPT Controller, BMS, etc.

 

OUTPUT

AC Outputs: 4 x 220V/20A AC Outputs, 700W In Total

Inverter Type: Pure Sine Wave

Surge Power: 1,400W

USB-C Port: 1 x 100W Max.

USB-A Port: 4 x 5V/3A

12V DC Outlets: 1 x 12V/10A (Car Outlet), 2 x 12V/10A (DC5521)

1*Wireless Charging Pad: 1 x 15W Max

 

INPUT

AC Adapter Input: 200W Max.

Solar Input: 200W Max., VOC 12-28V, 8A

Car Input: 12/24V from Cigarette Lighter Port

Max Input: 400W, with AC+Solar Input

RECHARGE TIME

AC Adapter (200W): ≈3 Hours

Solar (200W): ≈3 Hours (With prime sunshine, ideal orientation, and low temperature)

12V/24V Car Outlet (100W/200W): ≈6.1 or 3.4 Hours

AC+ Solar (400W): ≈1.8~2.3 Hours (With prime sunshine, ideal orientation and low temperature)

Dual AC (400W): ≈1.8~2.3 Hours (Extra adapter is REQUIRED)

GENERAL

240V Split Phase Bonding: No. Need 240V power source? Explore here

Scalability: No. Enter for BLUETTI expandable power stations

Pass-through Charging: Yes

Weight: 16.5lbs (7.5Kg)

Dimensions (LxWxD): 10.94 x 7.87 x 7.79in (27.8 x 20 x 19.8cm)

Operating Temperature: -4-104℉ (-20-40℃)

Storage Temperature: 14-113℉ (-10-45℃)

Certifications: UL, CEC, DOE, FCC, CA Prop 65

Warranty: 24 Months (Enter to learn more about BLUETTI warranty policy)

Q1: Can it charge and discharge at the same time?

A: Yes.

Q2: How do I know whether my appliance can work well with the EB55?

A: Calculate the total wattage of your devices. EB55 should work if the load doesn't exceed its rated 700W.

Q3: How long can it run on my device?

Running time = Battery capacity × DoD × η ÷ Device rated power DoD refers to Depth of Discharge and η is local inverter efficiency. For EB55, both DoD and η are 90%. If you run a 500W blender with it, the running time will be: 537Wh × 90% × 90% ÷ 500W ≈ 0.8hrs Note: 1) The formula is NOT suitable for inductive loads with compressors, like refrigerator, air conditioners, etc. 2) The above data is for reference ONLY.

Q4: What is the maximum input charging power of the BLUETTI EB55?

A: 200W Max.

Q5: What kind of solar panels should I choose for EB55?

PV input requirements for EB55: Open Circuit Voltage: 12-28V Input Power: 200W Max. Include MC4 connectors Highly Recommended: 1x BLUETTI PV120: ≈5hrs*. 1x BLUETTI PV200: ≈3.5hrs*. * For reference ONLY.

Q6: Is the EB55 power station waterproof?

A: No. Also, please do NOT store it in a humid environment for a long time.

Q7: Can I use or charge EB55 in sub-zero temperatures?

Temperature ranges for EB55 are: Charge: 0-40℃ (32-104℉); Discharge: -20-40℃ (-4-104℉); Storage: -20-40℃ (-4-104℉). Technically, it can power electrical devices under such situations, but please avoid charging it.

Q8: Does EB55 support BLUETTI App control?

 A: No.

Q9: Is it possible to replace the built-in battery?

A: No. If the internal battery pack is faulty or even dead, please contact BLUETTI Customer Service.

Q10: Is the solar charge controller mode MPPT or PWM?

A: MPPT.

Q11: Can I expand its capacity by connecting with B230/B300 battery?