BPS-5000W specification in full
| Rated output | 5000W |
|---|---|
| Battery capacity | 5120Wh |
| Battery chemistry | LiFePO4 |
| Output voltage | 110V / 220V |
| Socket standards | AU / EU / US / UK optional |
| Display | LED display |
| Mobility | Movable wheels |
A considered purchase
This is a considered purchase, sold by distributors who can explain backup sizing: which loads, for how long, recharged how fast. It anchors a programme — the panels and the home storage line sit in the same catalogue behind it.
5120Wh and two voltage standards
The figures frame the class: 5000W of output, 5120Wh of LiFePO4 capacity, and output voltage in 110V or 220V builds with AU, EU, US and UK socket options — this is the model those regional options belong to. The LED display and movable wheels complete the specification: a single unit sized against a household or small-site load list.
For a distributor, the regional configuration is the practical headline. One model conversation can settle voltage, sockets and branding for several destination markets, because the options are part of this unit's standard build rather than a special request.
Running a home through an outage
Budget 5120Wh the way the sizing guide teaches: list the loads that matter, multiply by the hours they run, and let the thermal loads — kettles, heaters, ovens — argue for their place, because heat is what empties big batteries. The worked example in our sizing guide prices a household essentials list at roughly 600Wh a day, so against 5120Wh the arithmetic runs to a long outage. Run your own list through the same worksheet before promising a customer a number of days.
What is being bought is capacity in depth: 5120Wh behind a written list, not a headline output figure.
The top of the range in a programme
A flagship does programme work beyond its own sales: it sets the price ceiling, it gives the sales team a demonstration unit that makes the smaller classes look reasonable, and it starts the storage conversation — the wall-mounted line sits in the same catalogue behind it.
Freight is part of this class's economics and belongs in the first quotation: units ship as freight, packed for it. Confirm voltage and socket standard for your market early, and the rest of the programme — samples, branding, documentation — follows the standard route.
Demonstrating the flagship
Demonstration is the natural sale for this class. The convincing setup is a room, not a counter: the unit rolled in, the essentials list plugged in one by one — fridge, lights, router, screen — running in silence.
Programmes should budget one unit per major outlet as the demonstrator and treat it as capital equipment for the whole range: the same demonstration that sells the flagship sells the 3000W beneath it to the customer whose list is shorter.
Ordering the BPS-5000W
Confirm voltage and socket standard for your market, and talk to us about freight early — at this size, logistics is a real part of the landed cost. Branding options are available.
One configuration conversation settles the regional build: 110V or 220V output, the AU, EU, US or UK socket set, and the branding — all part of this model's standard build, so a programme covering several destination markets quotes them from a single specification. The demonstrator unit and the stock units are the same build: same voltage standard, same socket set, same LED display, same wheeled format.
Wholesale inquiries
Tell us the model, your quantity and your market — we reply with a quotation and lead time.