It is the option offered by Victron all in one, inverter equipped with a 100A MPPT charge regulator, maximum input voltage of 150V.

Characteristics of the Victron EasySolar 5000VA 48V Inverter with MPPT 150V 100A Regulator

The inverter part has a power of 5000VA (4300W) with connection to 48V batteries. The wave generated by the inverter is a pure sine wave, which allows the correct operation of all the equipment in a home, such as televisions, lights, washing machines, etc. The inverter emits single-phase 230V pure sinusoidal current through a copper coil, which guarantees a longer life for the device, since the way of emitting the current is mechanical, which minimizes failures of electrical components.

The battery charger part is a 48V charger capable of supplying the batteries with a maximum current of 70A per hour of operation. Through the battery charger, we can charge the batteries through a source of energy external to the solar installation, very useful when there are rainy and cloudy days, where the solar panels are not capable of supplying the energy requested by the home or by the consumer.

Through the input of the battery charger, the 5000VA 48V Easy Solar is capable of charging the batteries through a gasoline or diesel generator or from the electrical network.

The part of the charge regulator has a built-in MPPT charge regulator with a maximum voltage of 150V and a maximum current of 100A, thus allowing us to have up to 5800W of solar panels, so we can install up to 18 panels of 320W, which are currently one of the most powerful in the 24V range.

We can also install grid connection panels, for example 270W, that although the inverter is at 48V, the MPPT charge controller will adjust the voltage to 48V. If we put 270W solar panels, we can install about 21 solar panels in groups of 3.

The function of the victron Easy Solar 5000Va 48V is to combine an MPPT charge controller with an inverter charger and an alternating current distributor in just one device. Said inverter is installed very easily, since all the connections are pre-installed in the lower part of it to be able to arrive with MS four terminals from the panels and exit with a single cable in alternating current.

The victron Easy Solar 5000Va 48V has three connections in that box for the input of the solar panels, that is, we can connect up to three strings of panels in our photovoltaic system, as long as we do not exceed the 5800W maximum power of the field of panels that the regulator allows us.

The complete connection diagram of the Easy Solar 48V 5000VA inverter can be seen below, since in addition to being able to connect the solar panels and batteries, we will be able to monitor all the values ​​of the installation, knowing in this way the amount of energy that we are producing, the amount of energy that we are consuming as well as the remaining autonomy of the battery at all times. 

About the charger inverter, the victron Easy Solar 5000Va 48V share the battery cables that are already included in the inverter itself. The batteries can be charged in two different ways, the main one is by solar energy through the MPPT regulator and in case this is not enough we can supply it with the battery charger also integrated in the inverter. The battery charger will power the system's batteries using a generator or mains power.

The victron Easy Solar 5000Va 48V alternating current distributor consists of an RCD and four alternating current outputs protected by two 10A and two 16A circuit breakers. One of the 16A outputs is controlled by the AC input which will activate when AC power is available.

The victron Easy Solar 5000Va 48V is equipped with a special technology from Victron called Power Assist that allows mains or generator power from an overload, adding extra power from the inverter when needed.

In addition to all these advances, the inverter has exclusive software for solar applications where, through a computer program, we can configure the system for both autonomous and network-connected applications. This software can be consulted on the Victron website.