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Victron MultiPlus-II 48/3000/35-50 120V (UL 1741) Inverter Charger

Victron MultiPlus-II 48/3000/35-50 120V (UL 1741) Inverter Charger

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Sold by Epoch Batteries

Supplier price US$942.65

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Overview

Victron MultiPlus-II 48/3000/35-50 120V (UL 1741) Inverter Charger

Victron MultiPlus-II 48/3000/35-50 120V (UL 1741) Inverter Charger supplied in the United States by Epoch Batteries.

  • Manufacturer model / SKU: PMP482305102
  • System voltage: 48V DC
  • Continuous output at 25°C: 2400W
  • Continuous apparent power: 3000VA
  • Battery charger output: 35A
  • AC output: 120V / 60Hz
  • Continuous output at 40°C: 2200W

Confirm exact model compatibility and manufacturer installation requirements. VA is apparent power, not continuous watts. Apply the rating at the expected temperature. Peak duration is unknown unless explicitly recorded. Maximum efficiency is not a measured efficiency at every load.

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Specification

Manufacturer specifications

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Manufacturer model / SKU PMP482305102
Seller Epoch Batteries
Currency USD
System voltage 48V DC
Continuous output at 25°C 2400W
Continuous apparent power 3000VA
Battery charger output 35A
AC output 120V / 60Hz
Continuous output at 40°C 2200W

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How this product fits your system

An inverter converts battery DC into AC. Match the exact DC system voltage, AC output voltage, frequency and model certification to your installation. A product's VA rating is apparent power; it is not interchangeable with its continuous output in watts.

Recorded continuous output: 2400W at 25°C, compared with 3000VA apparent power. Allow for the manufacturer's temperature derating and the startup demand of motors and compressors.

Shore charging and AC sources

This exact listing includes a battery charger rated at 35A. Configure its AC input and battery charging settings. An integrated charger usually replaces a separate shore charger, but transfer operation, grounding and neutral bonding still depend on the precise model and installation.

Battery and installation requirements

Check continuous battery/BMS current, usable energy, startup duration and the full positive-and-return cable route. DC current rises as battery voltage falls. Select cable, terminations and high-interrupt-capacity protection from the manual; output wattage alone is not a cable specification. Shore and inverter outputs must never simply be joined together.