The Victron MultiPlus-II GX is an inverter/charger with a built-in GX device and LCD display, designed for off-grid, on-grid, and mobile energy storage installations where monitoring and system integration are essential. It reads battery, inverter, and solar controller parameters, and thanks to built-in Wi-Fi, the same data is accessible from a smartphone. The integrated GX module offers a BMS-CAN (for compatible CAN-bus batteries) as well as USB, Ethernet, and VE.Direct ports, and the device supports parallel and three-phase operation.
The Victron MultiPlus-II GX is an inverter/charger with a built-in GX device and LCD display, designed for off-grid, on-grid, and mobile energy storage installations where monitoring and system integration are essential. It reads battery, inverter, and solar controller parameters, and thanks to built-in Wi-Fi, the same data is accessible from a smartphone. The integrated GX module offers a BMS-CAN (for compatible CAN-bus batteries) as well as USB, Ethernet, and VE.Direct ports, and the device supports parallel and three-phase operation.
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Victron MultiPlus-II GX 48/4k5 55-32 is a professional inverter-charger with a built-in GX module and display,
which combines in one device: a sine wave inverter, a battery charger and an automatic transfer switch (UPS).
It is a solution designed for the construction of modern energy storage systems (ESS), off-grid and hybrid installations,
where power supply stability, remote monitoring and flexible system expansion are important.
PowerAssist and PowerControl automatically manage system power. If the AC source is limited
(e.g., a weak connection or generator), the device can limit battery charging to avoid overloading the input.
When power demand increases, the MultiPlus-II GX can temporarily add battery power, stabilizing the power supply.
In the event of a power outage, the MultiPlus-II GX switches to battery operation and maintains power to the
selected circuits. This allows devices to continue operating without any noticeable interruption for the user.
The device has two AC outputs: one operates continuously, and the other is active only when mains or generator power is available. This allows for selective powering of loads that should not drain the batteries.