Battery terminal 48V, 150A; Standard AC input (N/L1/G) 120V, 42A; EV input (L1/L2/G) 208V/240V, 22A; AC output 120V, 42A, 60Hz, 5,000W; PV1/PV2 (Solar) 12V to 50V, 50A, 1,800W max per port (3,600W total); PV2 (Vehicle Charging) 600W (12V) or 1,200W (24V), 50A max; DC output 12V/24V, 100A (12V) or 60A (24V), 1,360W (12V) or 1,620W (24V)
Printed as "The RV5 comes with two DC input ports, PV1 and PV2. Each supports up to 50A and 1,800W of solar charging power, totaling 3,600W." and, per port, "Max. Input Power 1,800W Input Voltage 12V to 50V Max. Input Current 50A".
The AC Output rated voltage is 120V; the Standard AC Input (N/L1/G) is rated 120V, 42A and the EV Input (L1/L2/G) 208V/240V, 22A, matched to labels on the rendered page.
Printed as "Make sure there's at least 8in (20cm) of space around the unit" in the BLUETTI RV5 Power Hub User Manual V1.0 (US) (PDF page 22). The specification pages of this manual have a garbled text layer and were not used.
The manual prints "The RV5 comes with two DC input ports, PV1 and PV2. Each supports up to 50A and 1,800W of solar charging power, totaling 3,600W." The specification table prints the PV1/PV2 (Solar) figures per port: Max. Input Power 1,800W, Input Voltage 12V to 50V, Max. Input Current 50A. The 3,600W total is expressed in kW.
The AC Output rated voltage is 120V; the Standard AC Input (N/L1/G) is rated 120V, 42A and the EV Input (L1/L2/G) 208V/240V, 22A, matched to labels on the rendered page.
Printed as "5,000W Max." with the note "Power limits may vary based on ambient temperature and the connected battery capacity."; 5,000 W expressed in kW.
Battery terminal system voltage 48V; the table's note lists compatible batteries: "Compatible with B4810, B1210, B300 series, and other lithium and lead-acid batteries."
Printed as "The RV5 comes with two DC input ports, PV1 and PV2. Each supports up to 50A and 1,800W of solar charging power, totaling 3,600W." and, per port, "Max. Input Power 1,800W Input Voltage 12V to 50V Max. Input Current 50A".
The manual prints "The RV5 comes with two DC input ports, PV1 and PV2. Each supports up to 50A and 1,800W of solar charging power, totaling 3,600W." The specification table prints the PV1/PV2 (Solar) figures per port: Max. Input Power 1,800W, Input Voltage 12V to 50V, Max. Input Current 50A. The 3,600W total is expressed in kW.
Battery terminal 48V, 150A; Standard AC input (N/L1/G) 120V, 42A; EV input (L1/L2/G) 208V/240V, 22A; AC output 120V, 42A, 60Hz, 5,000W; PV1/PV2 (Solar) 12V to 50V, 50A, 1,800W max per port (3,600W total); PV2 (Vehicle Charging) 600W (12V) or 1,200W (24V), 50A max; DC output 12V/24V, 100A (12V) or 60A (24V), 1,360W (12V) or 1,620W (24V)
Printed as "Make sure there's at least 8in (20cm) of space around the unit" in the BLUETTI RV5 Power Hub User Manual V1.0 (US) (PDF page 22). The specification pages of this manual have a garbled text layer and were not used.
Location: 7. Specifications (PDF page 50), General, Certification
Documented
Neutral / grounding (manual)
Built-in neutral-ground bonding relay, which automatically manages the neutral-to-ground connection based on the inverter's operating mode when enabled in the app's Advanced Settings
Printed as "The RV5 has a built-in neutral-ground bonding relay" and "automatically manages the neutral-to-ground connection based on the inverter's operating mode" and "when enabled in the app's Advanced Settings" in the BLUETTI RV5 Power Hub User Manual V1.0 (US) (PDF page 48). The manual also says the RV5 supports an off-grid TT earthing system, i.e. neutral-ground bonding (PDF page 43).
Location: PDF page 48, 5.3.4 Neutral-Ground Bonding
Documented
Published claims and calculations, not independent test results.
Documents
2 on file
PDF
RV5 Power Hub User Manual V1.0 (US; English and French)OfficialBLUETTIOfficial user manual
Source details
Revision
V1.0
Revision date
Not stated
Archived copy captured on 2026-10-01.
Location: English section, 7. Specifications (PDF pages 49 to 50)
Retrieved
BLUETTI's user manual for the RV5 Power Hub, version V1.0, English and French sections, with FCC and ISED statements and a US service address; linked from BLUETTI's RVSolar page as "RV5 User Manual" and captured October 1, 2026 (the same bytes are also published at BLUETTI's purchase-page file address). Figures are read from the English section, 7. Specifications (PDF pages 49 and 50); the table's text layer prints labels and values in separate runs, so the values were matched to labels on the rendered pages. Manufacturer claims, not independently verified.
Archived copies
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Location: Kit list; In the box; documents in the page data
Retrieved
BLUETTI's US store page for its RVSolar (RV5) RV power system kits (prices in US dollars), captured October 1, 2026. It lists the "RV5 Power Hub" sold alone and in kits, prints the kit's box contents ("RV5 Power Hub x 1", "Epanel x 1", "Epad x 1") and links the RV5 User Manual in its page data. Manufacturer claims, not independently verified.
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Archived documents
RV5 Power Hub User Manual V1.0 (US; English and French)
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Missing for this product: Certificate evidence needed; Warranty term needed; Battery conversion efficiency needed; Idle consumption needed.
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Warranty term and battery conversion efficiency are compared with every published inverter; idle consumption with the inverters in the same 3.5 to 7 kW output band. · Method version 0.5