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Victron Quattro II Pure Sine Wave Inverter Charger - 2,400 Watts - 50 Amps - 24V
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Victron Quattro II Pure Sine Wave Inverter Charger - 2,400 Watts - 50 Amps - 24V

Part Number: VN58ZR
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Retail:$1,539.00
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Running a 50 amp coach on battery can leave one leg dead or let 240V loads drain the bank fast. This inverter charger powers both output lines with 120V off-grid and blocks 240V loads without split phase input, so critical circuits stay on. Great Prices for the best rv power inverter from Victron. Victron Quattro II Pure Sine Wave Inverter Charger - 2,400 Watts - 50 Amps - 24V part number VN58ZR can be ordered online at etrailer.com or call 1-800-940-8924 for expert service.
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Victron RV Power Inverter - VN58ZR

  • 3000 Watts
  • Pure Sine Wave
  • 24V
  • Victron
  • Inverter/Charger/Transfer Switch
  • Air Conditioner
  • Power Center
  • AGM/Gel/Lead Acid
  • Lithium

Running a 50 amp coach on battery can leave one leg dead or let 240V loads drain the bank fast. This inverter charger powers both output lines with 120V off-grid and blocks 240V loads without split phase input, so critical circuits stay on.


Highlights

  • Keeps Both Legs Powered Off-Grid: Supplies 120V single phase power to both output lines when AC is unavailable.
  • Prevents Battery Drain From 240V Loads: 240V is supplied only when split phase AC input is present.
  • Prevents Shore Power Overloads: PowerAssist supplements weak shore or generator input during peak demand.
  • Handles Multiple Power Sources Automatically: Dual AC inputs switch between shore and generator without manual intervention.
  • Keeps Critical Loads Running During Outages: Main output transfers in under 18 milliseconds on L1.
  • Runs High-Demand Appliances Reliably: 2,400 watt continuous and 5,500 watt surge support startup loads.

Features to know about

Keeps Both Legs Powered Off-Grid

Losing one leg in a 50 amp coach can knock out outlets and create workarounds you shouldn't need. This inverter automatically supplies 120V single phase power to both output lines when no AC source is available. Both legs stay active for 120V loads instead of leaving part of the coach dark.

Prevents Battery Drain From 240V Loads

High-draw 240V loads can empty a battery bank fast if they're allowed to pull through the inverter. Built-in protection only supplies 240V when a split phase AC source is present. Heavy 240V loads stay off the batteries instead of draining the system by mistake.

Prevents Breaker Trips on Limited Shore Power

Running a microwave, refrigerator, and charger on limited campground power can push shore input past its limit. PowerAssist supplements insufficient shore or generator power with battery energy during peak demand, while PowerControl manages available capacity for loads and charging. High-demand appliances keep running without tripping the pedestal as quickly.

Switches Between Shore and Generator Automatically

Manually moving between shore power and generator input adds hassle and creates more chances for interruption. Dual AC input support with automatic source selection handles shore power, generators, or multiple AC sources without manual switching. Power keeps moving through the coach as your available source changes.

Keeps Critical Loads Running During Power Loss

Even a short transfer delay can reset electronics or interrupt refrigeration. The main AC output has no break functionality with transfer times under 18 milliseconds on L1. Critical loads stay powered through source changes without a noticeable drop.

Specs

Application:

  • 24V battery systems

Inverter Rated Power:

  • Continuous output power at 77ºF: 2,400 watts (3,000 volt-amps)
  • Peak power (starting/surge): 5,500 watts

AC Input:

  • Maximum current: 50 amps (each leg)

Inverter:

  • DC Input voltage range: 19V to 33V
  • Output voltage: 120 VAC
  • Output frequency: 60 Hz
  • Maximum efficiency: 94 percent
  • Zero load power: 11 watts

Charger:

  • Split-phase input: 180 VAC to 280 VAC, 45 Hz to 65 Hz
  • Single-phase input: 90 VAC to 140 VAC, 45 Hz to 65 Hz
  • Absorption voltage: 28.8 VDC
  • Float voltage: 27.6 VDC
  • Storage mode voltage: 26.4 VDC
  • Maximum battery charge current: 70 amps

Transfer Switch:

  • Amperage: 50 amps

Auxiliary Output:

  • 50 amps (each leg)

Connections:

  • Battery connection: (2) M8 bolts
  • 120V AC connection: screw terminals (4 AWG)

Environmental and Protection:

  • Operating temperature range: -40ºF to 150ºF
  • IP rating: IP22

Construction:

  • Material: steel

Dimensions and Weight:

  • Dimensions: 23" tall x 13" wide x 7" deep
  • Weight: 50 lbs

Warranty:

  • 5-Year warranty


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