Cerbo GX MK2 (tähis 0110)

Victron Energy’s Cerbo GX MK2 is an advanced communication hub designed for integrating and controlling complex energy systems. It centralizes monitoring and management of various Victron components, such as inverters, solar chargers, and batteries, providing a real-time overview of system performance.

With the Cerbo GX MK2, you can instantly monitor battery charge state, energy consumption, photovoltaic production, as well as tank levels and temperatures. It also allows monitoring the state (open/closed) for alarms via its digital inputs.

Yes, the Cerbo GX MK2 allows automatic start/stop of generators and adjustment of shore power input current limits to optimize system performance. It also features 2 programmable relay ports that can be configured for various control functions.

The Cerbo GX MK2 features 4 resistive tank level inputs and 4 temperature probe inputs, enabling precise monitoring of tank levels and system temperatures.

Yes, the 4 programmable digital inputs of the Cerbo GX MK2 now support pulse counting in addition to state monitoring (open/closed) for alarms.

The Cerbo GX MK2 can be powered via its dedicated power port. A direct current (DC) supply is required for operation.

Yes, the Cerbo GX MK2 is compatible with Victron GX Touch touchscreens from the 50 and 70 series. These screens connect to the Cerbo GX MK2 to provide a local user interface.

The Cerbo GX MK2 features 3 VE.Direct ports, allowing direct connection of compatible Victron devices such as battery monitors, MPPT charge controllers, and Smart IP43 chargers.

The Cerbo GX MK2 features 2 VE.Bus ports, allowing it to connect to Victron VE.Bus devices such as MultiPlus or Quattro inverter/chargers for centralized power system management.

The Cerbo GX MK2 features 2 VE.Can bus ports (VE.Can 1 and VE.Can 2), with isolation for VE.Can 1. These ports allow connection to Victron VE.Can-compatible devices and some third-party systems.

Yes, the Cerbo GX MK2 offers several mounting options. Specific accessories may be required depending on the desired mounting type. The user manual provides details on mounting options.

Yes, the Cerbo GX MK2 provides an NMEA 2000 output, allowing it to integrate with chartplotters and other NMEA 2000-compatible marine equipment to display Victron system data.

Yes, the Cerbo GX MK2 supports connecting third-party resistive tank level sensors via its 4 dedicated inputs. It is also compatible with certain Bluetooth tank sensors such as Mopeka, Safiery Star-Tank, and Gobius, as well as with third-party NMEA 2000 sensors.

Yes, the Cerbo GX MK2 is designed to connect to third-party PV inverters, allowing you to monitor their solar energy production within the Victron ecosystem.

Yes, the Cerbo GX MK2 can be connected to a GPS via USB or via the NMEA 2000 network, allowing location and time data to be displayed within the system.

Yes, the Cerbo GX MK2 is compatible with Ruuvi Bluetooth wireless temperature sensors, allowing you to monitor temperatures at different points in the system.

The Cerbo GX MK2 is compatible with Victron battery monitors equipped with a VE.Direct port, such as the BMV-700 series and SmartShunt, as well as battery monitors integrated into VE.Bus systems.

Yes, the Cerbo GX MK2 supports CANopen integration for electric propulsion systems, allowing connection and monitoring of compatible motor controllers such as Sevcon or Curtis.