The main feature of the Victron QUATTRO family is that it has 2 AC inputs and the inverter offers 2 power outputs.
Characteristics of the Victron Quattro 5000VA 24V 120+100A Inverter
The main feature of the Victron QUATTRO family is that they have 2 AC inputs and the inverter also offers 2 power outputs. Furthermore, its good compatibility with Lithium-Ion batteries is a guarantee of modernity. They can be installed in parallel for more power or in a three-phase network. The Victron Quattro 5000VA 24V 120+100A Inverter also has a powerful battery charger capable of charging from a generator set or the electrical network up to 120A at its nominal working voltage.
Two AC outlets
The main output has the "no-break" function. The Quattro is responsible for supplying the connected loads in the event of a blackout or disconnection of the mains/generator. This happens so quickly (less than 20 milliseconds) that computers and other electronic equipment continue to function without interruption.
The second output is only active when AC power is supplied to one of the Quattro's inputs. Devices that should not drain the battery can be connected to this output, such as a water heater, for example:
Virtually unlimited power thanks to parallel operation up to 10 Quattro units can operate in parallel. Ten 48/5000/70 units, for example, will give a power output of 45kW/50kVA and a charging capacity of 700 amps.
The Victron Quattro 5000VA 24V 120+100A Inverter has three-phase operation capacity, that is, three units can be configured for three-phase output. But that's not all: up to 10 groups of three units can be connected in parallel to provide 135kW/150kVA inverter power and over 2,000A charging capacity.
The Victron Quattro 5000VA 24V 120+100A Inverter has split phase options. Two units can be stacked to provide 120-0-120V, and up to 6 additional units per phase can be paralleled to supply up to 30kW/36kVA split-phase power. A split phase AC source can also be obtained by connecting our autotransformer to a "European" inverter programmed to supply 240V/60Hz.
PowerControl: In cases of limited power from the generator, dock or network, The Quattro is a very powerful battery charger. Therefore, it will use a lot of current from the generator or the dock network.
A current limit can be set for each of the AC inputs. The Quattro will then take into account the other AC loads and use the excess current to charge the batteries, thus avoiding overloading the generator or the dock network.
PowerAssist: Reinforcement of the power of the generator or the dock network. This feature takes the PowerControl principle to another dimension, allowing the Quattro to complement the capacity of the alternative source.
When peak power is required for a short period of time, as is often the case, Quattro will immediately compensate for the possible lack of power from the dock current or the generator with battery power. When the load is reduced, the excess power is used to recharge the battery.
Solar Power: AC power available even during a blackout, The Quattro can be used in PV systems, grid-connected or off-grid, and other alternative electrical systems.
System configuration couldn't be simpler. Once installed, the Quattro is ready to go. If the configuration must be changed, it can be done in a matter of minutes using a new DIP switch configuration procedure. With the DIP switches you can even program parallel and three-phase operation: no computer required!
Additionally, a VE.Net can also be used instead of DIP switches. And there are sophisticated programs available (VE.Bus Quick Configure and VE.Bus System Configurator) to configure several new and advanced features.
