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AC500 · EP800 · EP900

Bluetti AC500 and EP900 Installation in Colorado

Bluetti makes both portable systems like the AC500 and permanent home systems like the EP900. Each connects to your home differently. We install and integrate both, with the subpanel work, permit and inspection handled.

Two kinds of Bluetti home backup

The install depends on which Bluetti you have.

AC500 (modular portable system)

The AC500 pairs with Bluetti's expansion batteries and connects to your home through Bluetti's AC500 Home Integration Kit, a subpanel with a manual transfer switch and an inlet for the AC500's cable. During an outage you plug in and switch your essential circuits over.

EP800 and EP900 (permanent home systems)

These are wall- or floor-mounted home energy storage systems wired permanently into your electrical system. Bluetti recommends running essential loads through a dedicated subpanel, so the installation usually includes a critical-loads subpanel and a connection to your main panel.

Critical-loads subpanel: the heart of the job

Most Bluetti home installs come down to a critical-loads subpanel: a smaller panel that holds the circuits you want backed up, like the fridge, furnace, internet, lights and well pump. We move those circuits from your main panel, connect the subpanel to your Bluetti system and label everything so you know what stays on in an outage.

Choosing circuits is where a site visit pays off. Big 240-volt loads like a well pump, dryer or central air need extra planning, and some Bluetti setups handle them only in certain configurations.

Grid-tied EP900 and solar

An EP900 that connects to the grid and to solar panels is a grid-tied energy storage system, so it needs utility interconnection approval, Xcel Energy's for most Front Range homes, along with the electrical permit. We handle both. If you want the EP900 to run only as backup without exporting to the grid, we'll design and permit it that way.

For an AC500, we can add panels that charge it directly, sized to what it accepts.

How we install Bluetti systems

  1. 01

    Site visit

    We confirm your Bluetti model, check your main panel and choose backup circuits.

  2. 02

    Design and permits

    We plan the subpanel or integration kit, pull the electrical permit and, for grid-tied systems, file the utility application.

  3. 03

    Installation

    We mount equipment, build the critical-loads subpanel and connect everything to code.

  4. 04

    Inspection and commissioning

    We pass inspection, test backup switchover and set up the Bluetti app with you.

About this page

We install and integrate Bluetti equipment that you've chosen or already own. We aren't a Bluetti-certified installer or authorized dealer, and we don't sell Bluetti products. We're certified with Enphase, Tesla Powerwall, FranklinWH and EG4. Bluetti is a trademark of its owner and is used here only to describe the equipment we install.

Warranty

Our 10-year workmanship warranty covers the electrical work we do: the panel, transfer equipment, wiring and any solar we install. The equipment itself is covered by the manufacturer's warranty. We're rated 4.8 on Google.

Common Questions

Frequently asked questions

We install and integrate Bluetti AC500, EP800 and EP900 home backup across Denver Metro, Colorado Springs, Northern Colorado and Summit County, including permits and inspection.

Yes. The EP900 is wired permanently into your home's electrical system, so it needs a licensed electrician, an electrical permit and, if it connects to the grid with solar, utility approval.

It's a subpanel with a manual transfer switch and inlet that lets an AC500 run selected home circuits during an outage. It has to be installed by a licensed electrician.

In most cases, yes. Connecting a battery to your home's wiring through a transfer switch, home panel or subpanel is electrical work that generally needs a permit and inspection from your city or county building department. We pull the permit and meet the inspector.

Sometimes. Well pumps are often 240-volt and have a high startup draw, so it depends on your Bluetti configuration and the pump. We check both before recommending a setup.

No. We install and integrate Bluetti equipment as licensed electricians, but we aren't Bluetti-certified or an authorized dealer. We're certified with Enphase, Tesla Powerwall, FranklinWH and EG4.
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