Description
Victron Quattro 48/10000 Inverter Charger | Boat Supply Store
This advanced inverter/charger provides robust power management for demanding marine vessels and off-grid systems. It integrates a 10000 VA pure sine wave inverter with a 140A adaptive charger, featuring two independent AC inputs for seamless source switching. Its unique PowerAssist technology intelligently supplements weak shore power or generator sources, preventing overloads and ensuring continuous operation, ideal for powering critical systems on larger yachts or liveaboard catamarans.
Key Features
- Uninterrupted power with no-break functionality on the main output.
- Intelligent PowerAssist technology to prevent AC source overload.
- Versatile dual AC input capability for flexible power source integration.
- High capacity 10000 VA pure sine wave inverter for demanding loads.
- Efficient 140A adaptive charging for robust battery bank maintenance.
- Scalable parallel operation for up to 6 units for increased power needs.
- Reliable UL-listed safety certification.
- Remote monitoring and control via GX device for complete system oversight.
Specifications
| Product Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Inverter Power (Continuous 120V) | 10000 VA |
| Charger Output | 140A |
| DC Voltage | 48V |
| AC Inputs | 2 |
| AC Outputs | 2 |
| Inverter Technology | True Sine Wave |
| Parallel Operation | Up to 6 units |
| Phase Capability | Three or Split-Phase |
| Remote Monitoring | Yes (via GX device) |
| UL-Listed | Yes |
Who This Is For
Marine and RV enthusiasts, and off-grid living applications demanding robust, multifunctional inverter/charger capabilities with dual AC input and advanced power management. This unit is designed for users requiring uninterrupted power and sophisticated control over their electrical systems.
How It Compares
| Feature | Victron Quattro 48/10000 Inverter Charger | Victron MultiPlus |
|---|---|---|
| Inverter Power (Continuous 120V) | 10000 VA | 10000 VA |
| Charger Output | 140A | 140A |
| AC Inputs | 2 | 1 |
| DC Voltage | 48V | 48V |
| UL-Listed | Yes | Yes |
| PowerAssist | Yes | Yes |
| Parallel Operation | Up to 6 units | Up to 6 units |
Common Concerns Answered
The price is higher than some other inverter/chargers. Is it worth the investment?
The Victron Quattro 48/10000's advanced features, dual AC inputs, PowerAssist technology, and UL-listed certification provide superior reliability and functionality for critical power applications, justifying the initial cost for users prioritizing performance and safety.
Is this unit complicated to set up?
While capable of advanced configurations, basic setup is straightforward. For optimal performance and to utilize its full feature set, consulting the comprehensive documentation or seeking professional installation is recommended, ensuring safe and efficient operation.
Will I need to consult documentation often?
The unit's complexity is matched by its capability. While initial setup benefits from documentation review, its reliability in demanding applications, as praised by users, suggests that once configured correctly, it performs exceptionally well, minimizing troubleshooting needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a Victron MultiPlus and a Quattro?
The primary difference is that the Quattro offers two AC inputs, allowing it to switch between two different AC sources automatically, whereas the MultiPlus typically has only one AC input.
Can the Victron Quattro 48/10000 handle a 120V system?
Yes, the Victron Quattro 48/10000 is designed to operate with a 120V AC system, as indicated by its 120V rating and UL-listing for North American applications.
How many AC inputs does the Victron Quattro 48/10000 have?
The Victron Quattro 48/10000 features two independent AC inputs, enabling it to draw power from two separate sources and automatically switch between them.
What is PowerAssist technology?
PowerAssist is a Victron technology that dynamically supplements the power from a limited AC source (like shore power or a generator) with power from the battery bank, preventing overload and ensuring continuous operation of high-demand loads.
What is the no-break transfer time of the Victron Quattro?
The no-break transfer time on the main output is typically under 20 milliseconds, ensuring that connected loads experience virtually uninterrupted power during AC source transfers.
