Description
Victron Phoenix Inverter 300W GFCI | Boat Supply Store
For boaters requiring reliable 120V AC power from a 12V DC battery bank, this inverter delivers 300W continuous output and a 700W peak surge capability. Its integrated GFCI duplex outlet ensures safe operation of shore-powered devices, while the VE.Direct communication port enables advanced monitoring and configuration of parameters like battery voltage alarms and ECO mode. Operating within a 9.2-17V DC input range and achieving up to 89% efficiency, this unit provides robust performance for demanding mobile marine applications.
Key Features
- 300W Continuous Power Output for essential onboard electronics.
- GFCI Duplex Outlet provides integrated shock protection for marine environments.
- VE.Direct Communication Port for smart monitoring and remote configuration.
- High Start-Up Power to reliably power demanding equipment like refrigerators and tools.
- ECO Mode minimizes power consumption when loads are low.
- Remote On/Off Capability for convenient control from a helm or cabin location.
- Proven Reliability via full bridge plus toroidal transformer topology ensures long service life.
- Comprehensive Safety Protections guard against overload, overheating, and short circuits.
Specifications
| Product Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Continuous Power Output | 300W |
| Peak Power Output | 700W |
| Input Voltage Range | 9.2-17V DC |
| Output Voltage | 120V AC |
| Output Frequency | 50Hz or 60Hz |
| Outlet Type | Nema 5-15R GFCI Duplex |
| Communication Port | VE.Direct |
| Efficiency | Up to 89% |
| Dimensions (H x W x D) | 86 x 165 x 260 mm (3.4 x 6.5 x 10.2 inches) |
| Weight | 3.0 kg (6.6 lbs) |
| Protection | Overload, Overheating, Short Circuit |
Who This Is For
Boaters and off-grid enthusiasts needing to power standard 120V AC appliances from a 12V DC battery bank. It is designed for those requiring a reliable and configurable inverter with crucial safety features such as GFCI protection for marine applications.
How It Compares
| Feature | Victron Phoenix Inverter 300W GFCI | Competitor |
|---|---|---|
| Continuous Power | 300W | 1000W, 300W |
| GFCI Outlet | Yes | No, Yes |
| VE.Direct Communication Port | Yes | No, No |
| Peak Power | 700W | 1000W, 600W |
Common Concerns Answered
Is the Victron Phoenix Inverter 12/375 expensive compared to other options?
While the initial investment for Victron Energy products may be higher than basic alternatives, the superior reliability, advanced features like VE.Direct communication, and robust build quality offer superior long-term value and performance, especially critical in marine applications.
Do I need extra accessories to monitor this inverter remotely?
To fully leverage remote monitoring capabilities, you may need optional accessories such as a VE.Direct to USB interface or a VE.Direct Bluetooth Low Energy dongle, allowing seamless integration with monitoring systems.
Can this inverter handle high start-up loads commonly found on boats?
Yes, this inverter is engineered with high start-up power capabilities, allowing it to reliably power demanding loads such as refrigerators, air conditioners, and power tools that require a significant surge upon initial activation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the continuous power output of the Victron Phoenix Inverter 12/375?
The Victron Phoenix Inverter 12/375 provides a continuous power output of 300 watts.
Can this inverter power high-start-up loads like power tools?
Yes, this inverter offers a peak power of 700 watts, making it capable of handling the high start-up surge required by many power tools and other demanding appliances.
What is the VE.Direct port used for?
The VE.Direct port is used for advanced communication, allowing you to monitor inverter status, configure settings such as battery voltage alarms and cut-off levels, and enable ECO mode via a connected device or system.
Does this inverter have a GFCI outlet?
Yes, this inverter features a built-in Nema 5-15R GFCI duplex outlet, providing essential shock protection for connected AC appliances in marine environments.
What is ECO mode and how does it work?
ECO mode is a configurable feature that allows the inverter to reduce its own power consumption by dimming or shutting down completely when no loads are detected for a specified period, thereby conserving battery power.
