The Voltronic Axpert VM IV 5.6W 48V Inverter Charger is an all-in-one domestic model that has an inverter charger.
Description Inverter Charger Voltronic Axpert VM IV 5.6W 48V
The Voltronic Axpert VM IV 5.6W 48V Inverter Charger is a domestic model of inverter within the Voltronic Axpert range thanks to the integration of a charger inverter together with a regulator prepared to work at high panel voltage and compatible with all types of batteries (acid -lead, lithium and GEL).
It offers up to 5600W of output power with a maximum power of 6000W to connect to panels. It can work with batteries of any type at 48V and has bluetooth connectivity to monitor the inverter and the solar installation from our mobile phone.
Includes customizable status LED ring with RGB lights and a 4.3 color LCD touch button, plus supports USB On-the-Go functionality and has a reserved communication port (RS485, CAN-BUS or RS2323 ) for BMS.
This inverter combines the functions of a pure wave inverter, a MPPT 120A 450V solar charge regulator and also has a charger with which to charge the batteries from the AC input source (mains or generator) up to 120A, for example to charge batteries when we do not have enough solar production on cloudy days or if we want to charge during economic energy periods.
Characteristics of the Inverter Charger Voltronic Axpert VM IV 5.6W 48V
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Voltage: 230VAC.
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Battery voltage: 24 VDC
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Solar charger: MPPT range 120 - 450VDC
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Maximum charging current: 500 VDC
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Maximum solar charging current: 120A
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Maximum AC charging current: 100A
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Weight: 10kg
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Dimensions: 115 x 300 x 400mm
Inverter Monitoring Charger Voltronic Axpert VM IV 5.6W 48V
Regarding the configuration, parameters such as battery charge/discharge current, output source and charger source priority can be configured in the inverter through the LCD control panel to optimize the performance of the inverter.
This new screen makes it easier for us to configure the equipment and offers all the installation information on the same main screen, battery status, solar production, output power to the loads.
