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Bluetti B500 vs Sungrow SBH300

Usable capacity: Bluetti B500 –, Sungrow SBH300 30 kWh. The Sungrow SBH300 is better on 3 of 6 comparable points.

Who wins where

  • Bluetti B500
  • Sungrow SBH300
PerformanceEfficiencyDimensions & weightWarranty & lifespan
Performance: Bluetti B500 18, Sungrow SBH300 86; Efficiency: Bluetti B500 18, Sungrow SBH300 76; Dimensions & weight: Bluetti B500 78, Sungrow SBH300 42; Warranty & lifespan: Bluetti B500 49, Sungrow SBH300 49

Biggest differences

FactB500SBH300
Expandable up to19.8 kWh160 kWh
Nominal capacity4.96 kWh30 kWh
Weight58 kg286 kg
Depth of discharge90 %100 %
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Score per area = position (0–100) relative to all 130 models in this category; higher is better.

Technical specifications BluettiB500 SungrowSBH300
General
Cell chemistry LFP 1 LFP 2
Wi-Fi / app Yes 1 –
Performance
Usable capacity – 30 kWh 2
Nominal capacity 4.96 kWh 1 30 kWh ✓ 3
Expandable up to 19.8 kWh 1 160 kWh ✓ 2
Discharge power (continuous) 7.6 kW 1 –
Efficiency
Depth of discharge 90 % 1 100 % ✓ 2
Electrical
Backup power Yes 1 –
Off-grid capable Yes 1 –
Dimensions & weight
IP rating IP65 1 IP55 2
Min. operating temperature -20 °C 1 -20 °C 2
Width 636 mm 1 675 mm 2
Height 338 mm 1 1,220 mm 2
Depth 325 mm 1 350 mm 2
Weight 58 kg ✓ 1 286 kg 2
Warranty & lifespan
Warranty 10 years 1 10 years 2

Sources

  1. BLUETTI EP760 Spezifikationen, 1 — BLUETTI · accessed 1 Oct 2026
  2. Sungrow SBH100/150/200/250/300/350/400 High Voltage LFP Battery Datasheet, Version 4 — Sungrow Power Supply Co., Ltd. · accessed 29 Sept 2026
  3. CEC approved solar batteries (Australia) — Clean Energy Regulator (Australian Government), CC BY 4.0 · accessed 29 Sept 2026