Victron Inverter with VE.Direct 250, 375, 500, 800,1200 & 1600VA

Monitoring:

• Input and output voltage, % load and alarms

ECO mode When in ECO mode, the inverter will switch to standby when the load decreases below a preset value (min load: 15W). Once in standby the inverter will switch on for a short period (adjustable, default: every 2.5 seconds). If the load exceeds a preset level, the inverter will remain on.

Inverters a highly reliable – built for the years ahead Inverters are built to last. They feature sophisticated full-bridge and toroidal transformer topology – which is suitable for powering sensitive electronics. They are overload, temperature, and short-circuit protected. The full bridge plus toroidal transformer topology has proven its reliability over many years. The inverters are short circuit proof and protected against overheating, whether due to overload or high ambient temperature.

Full bursts – High Peak output Some electronic devices – particularly those which have an electric motor – require short burst of energy on start-up which is much higher than their rated power consumption. No problem – the inverter has industry-leading peak-power capability.

SinusMax–Superior engineering Developed for professional duty, the Phoenix range of inverters is suitable for the widest range of applications. The design criteria have been to produce a true sine wave inverter with optimized efficiency but without compromise in performance. Employing hybrid HF technology, the result is a top quality product with compact dimensions, light in weight and capable of supplying power, problem-free, to any load.

Extra start-up power A unique feature of the SinusMax technology is very high start-up power. Conventional high frequency technology does not offer such extreme performance. Phoenix Inverters, however, are well suited to power up difficult loads such as computers and low power electric tools.

Intelligent alarms, shut-downs, and re-starts A high power draw on start-up can trigger false alarms, and shut-downs. Phoenix makes allowance for this and only shuts down in cases of persistent overload. Intelligently – shut downs will be followed by a series of re-starts – to eliminate ‘false alarms’.