This model is an efficient and reliable inverter. It fits into our range of proven and tested Phoenix inverters and is now available in a slimmer design and a full-metal housing.
Its power is sufficient to supply most devices with plugs in your vehicle, boat, mobile home or at home. A ring transformer offers the possibility to supply even at high power peaks, a stable voltage, frequency and a high-quality sine wave.
The installation is even easier than ever: The connections are even easier for the installer to access, which results in an even more professional result.
The built-in Bluetooth function makes setting up your high-performance inverter even easier than before. Alarms, alarm relays‘, voltage switch-off values, the output voltage, frequency, Eco mode, etc. - all this can be set via the VictronConnect app.
Built-in Bluetooth function: Fully configurable via a tablet or smartphone
Alarm Low battery voltage
Threshold for switching off and restarting at low battery voltage levels.
Dynamic shutdown: Load-dependant shut-down threshold
Output voltage: 210 - 245V
Frequency: 50 Hz or 60 Hz
Threshold for ECO mode on/off and ECO mode sensor
Alarm relay
on and output voltage, load and alarmsVE.Direct communication port
of VE.Direct port can be connected to a computer (a VE.Direct to USBInterface cable is required) to configure and monitor the same parameters.
Proven reliability
the complete bridging in addition with a ring transformer topology has proven itself for years. The inverters are short-circuit proof and
protected against overheating (whether caused by overload or by the ambient temperature).
High switch-on power
is required for switching on loads such as voltage transformers for LED lamps, halogen lamps or power tools.
ECO mode
in ECO mode, the inverter switches to standby as soon as the load falls below a preset value. In standby mode, the inverter then switches on every 2.5 seconds for a short period of time (adjustable). If the load exceeds the preset threshold value, the inverter remains switched on.
A
remote-controlled on/off switch or a relay contact can be connected to the two-pole plug. Alternatively, connection H (left) of the two-pole plug can be switched to a positive battery terminal or connection L (right) of the two-pole plug to the negative battery terminal (or, for example, to the body of a vehicle).
This text is machine translated.