Description
Victron Quattro 48/5000/70 100/100 120V | Boat Supply Store
For vessels and critical backup systems demanding robust, multi-source power management, this inverter/charger provides a sophisticated solution. It delivers 5000W of continuous pure sine wave inverter power and a 70A multi-stage battery charger, all managed via the VE.Bus communication protocol. Its dual AC inputs and PowerAssist technology prevent generator overload and ensure seamless transition between shore power, generator, and battery banks, making it ideal for larger yachts or extended offshore passages.
Key Features
- Uninterrupted power with dual AC inputs and automatic switching.
- Prevent generator overload with PowerAssist technology.
- Seamless transfer between power sources with a 100A switch.
- High continuous output of 5000W for demanding loads.
- Efficient battery charging with a 70A multi-stage charger.
- Scalable power with parallel operation capability for up to 6 units.
- Remote monitoring and control via Victron GX devices.
- Certified safety and reliability with UL-Listing.
Specifications
| Product Specifications | |
|---|---|
| DC Input Voltage | 48V |
| Continuous Inverter Power | 5000W |
| Charger Output | 70A |
| Transfer Switch Rating | 100A |
| AC Output Voltage | 120V |
| Communication Protocol | VE.Bus |
| Number of AC Inputs | 2 |
| Number of AC Outputs | 2 |
| Safety Certification | UL-Listed |
Who This Is For
Marine and RV enthusiasts, off-grid living, and backup power system integrators requiring a versatile power solution capable of managing multiple AC sources and delivering continuous, reliable power transfer. Suitable for those needing robust functionality for demanding applications like liveaboard cruising or remote installations.
How It Compares
| Feature | Victron Quattro 48/5000/70 100/100 120V | Competitor |
|---|---|---|
| Inverter Continuous Power | 5000W | 4400W, 5000W |
| Charger Output | 70A | 125A, 70A |
| DC Input Voltage | 48V | 48V, 48V |
| AC Inputs | 2 | 1, 1 |
| AC Outputs | 2 | 1, 2 |
| PowerAssist Technology | Yes | No, Yes |
| UL-Listed | Yes | Yes, Yes |
Common Concerns Answered
The Victron Quattro is more expensive than some other options; is it worth the investment?
While the initial cost may be higher, the Victron Quattro's advanced features like dual AC inputs, PowerAssist technology for managing limited shore power or generators, and its robust build quality offer superior reliability and flexibility, justifying the investment for critical marine power systems.
Is the setup process for the Victron Quattro complicated for someone new to marine electrical systems?
The Victron Quattro offers advanced capabilities which can present a learning curve for novice users. Professional installation is highly recommended to ensure optimal configuration and safety, leveraging its full potential for complex power management scenarios.
How does the Victron Quattro compare in terms of power output to other units?
The Victron Quattro 48/5000/70 100/100 120V VE.Bus UL-Listed delivers a substantial 5000W of continuous inverter power, making it capable of handling significant loads, a key differentiator for larger vessels or applications with high simultaneous power demands.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the primary difference between a Victron Quattro and a Victron MultiPlus?
The Victron Quattro distinguishes itself with dual AC inputs, allowing for management of two separate AC sources (e.g., shore power and a generator), whereas the MultiPlus typically features a single AC input.
Can the Victron Quattro 48/5000/70 100/100 120V VE.Bus UL-Listed operate in parallel with other units?
Yes, the Victron Quattro series supports parallel operation, allowing up to six units to be connected for increased power output and redundancy, provided they are configured correctly.
How does the Victron Quattro's PowerAssist feature function?
PowerAssist dynamically supplements the output of a limited AC source, such as a generator or shore power connection, by drawing power from the battery bank. This prevents overloading the AC source when high peak loads are encountered.
What types of AC sources can the Victron Quattro 48/5000/70 100/100 120V VE.Bus UL-Listed connect to?
This unit can connect to standard shore power inlets, various sizes of AC generators, and can manage power from both simultaneously due to its dual AC inputs.
What is the transfer time of the Victron Quattro when switching between AC sources?
The transfer time for the Victron Quattro is exceptionally fast, typically less than 20 milliseconds, ensuring that sensitive electronic equipment remains operational without interruption.
