Ondulator 24/5000

This is a pure sine wave inverter, using SinusMax technology and a full-bridge topology with a toroidal transformer. This design ensures high-quality AC power, suitable for sensitive equipment.

The Victron Energy Inverter 24/5000 inverter provides a continuous power output of 5000 VA. In watts, it delivers 4000 Watts at 25°C and 3700 Watts at 40°C.

This inverter can handle a peak power of up to 10,000 Watts. This capacity is essential for starting inductive loads that require a high inrush current.

The inverter operates with a DC input voltage of 18.6 to 34 Volts. It converts this voltage into an AC output voltage of 230 VAC, with a tolerance of ±2% according to upgrades, or ±3% according to the technical datasheet.

Yes, the inverter has an ECO mode. In this mode, the inverter goes into standby when the load drops below a predefined value (minimum 15W). It briefly reactivates at adjustable intervals (default every 2.5 seconds) to check for a load, then remains on if the load exceeds the set level.

You can monitor and configure the inverter via the VE.Direct port. With Bluetooth integration, a direct connection to the VictronConnect app is possible from a smartphone or tablet. For a wired connection to a computer, a VE.Direct to USB interface cable is required.

The inverter is equipped with multiple protections to ensure its reliability and the system's safety. It is protected against:

Output short circuits. Overloads. Battery voltages that are too high or too low. Overheating (due to overload or high ambient temperature). Excessive DC ripple.

The idle power consumption of the inverter is 20 Watts. Activating ECO mode reduces this consumption to just 3.2 Watts, enabling significant energy savings.

Yes, thanks to SinusMax technology and its high starting power capacity, this inverter is designed to start inductive loads. This includes appliances such as refrigeration compressors, pumps, and electric motors.

The AC output frequency of the inverter is adjustable to 50 Hz or 60 Hz, with a precision of ±0.1%. This ensures compatibility with a wide range of electrical equipment.

Yes, the inverter has a remote on/off function. A remote on/off switch can be connected to a dedicated two-pole connector. It is also possible to connect the left contact of this connector to the positive terminal of the battery, which is useful for automotive applications (for example, by linking it to the ignition switch).

Yes, the inverter's chassis must be grounded. A grounding point is located outside the product. The ground conductor, connecting the chassis ground lug to ground, must have at least half the cross-sectional area of the conductors used for the battery connection.

The AC load connection is made via screw terminals. It is important to note that the inverter does not have a fuse on its AC output. The AC wiring is protected by a fast current limiter in case of a short circuit and an overload detection mechanism. It is essential to correctly size your wiring based on the inverter's rated power.

This inverter is designed to operate with 24V DC battery systems. It is compatible with various types of service batteries, including lead-acid batteries (gel, AGM) and lithium batteries, provided they supply the required voltage and capacity to support the inverter's power output.

No, you must never connect the AC output of the inverter to another AC source, such as a domestic wall outlet or a generator. This could damage the inverter and pose a safety risk.

Yes, to transfer the load to another AC source, an external automatic transfer switch can be used. For Victron inverters, the Filax Automatic Transfer Switch is recommended for its very short switching times (less than 20 milliseconds), ensuring uninterrupted power supply for sensitive electronic equipment.

No, the Victron Energy Inverter 24/5000 is specifically a pure sine wave inverter. It converts DC power from the battery into AC power. It does not include battery charger or integrated AC transfer switch functions, unlike other Victron models such as the MultiPlus-II or Quattro.

Yes, as a pure sine wave inverter, it produces a high-quality sine wave. Its AC output voltage is 230 VAC ±2% (or ±3%), and its frequency is 50 Hz or 60 Hz ±0.1%, ensuring perfect compatibility with all types of sensitive electronic equipment, including computers, televisions, and medical devices.