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No hay artículos en el carroCargador de batería de 2 salidas para propietarios de barcos. La configuración inteligente Bluetooth integrada te permite monitorear, controlar, actualizar y sincronizar el cargador Victron Energy Smart IP43. El cargador Victron Energy Smart IP43 tiene dos salidas de corriente completa para cargar 2 bancos de baterías. Cada salida puede suministrar la corriente de salida nominal completa. Pero el total de las 2 salidas combinadas nunca puede exceder la clasificación actual del cargador. Compensación automática de voltaje: el cargador compensa la caída de voltaje sobre el cableado de CC aumentando ligeramente el voltaje de salida cuando aumenta la corriente de CC. Conexión de CA IEC 320 C14 entrada con clip de retención está incluido (el cable de CA se vende por separado)
Roberto Baltazar
Comentado en México el 3 de junio de 2024
Colocarlo es simple, venía configurado para 120v así que solo fue conectarlo y empezar a usarlo, no le he usado con mayor carga por lo que no se enciende el ventilador interno, pero el voltaje es muy estable y las alarmas funcionan correctamente, aunque el precio es mayor que otros inversores, la calidad se aprecia con el uso, lo recomiendo ampliamente.
D,Watson
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 4 de octubre de 2024
Package good, and working 💪
Gary
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 26 de octubre de 2024
Well made,looks great. Returning it because I didn't check the wattage on my coffeemaker before buying.
MaryH
Comentado en Canadá el 25 de junio de 2023
Reliable and the low wattage won’t drain your battery.
D. Busby
Comentado en el Reino Unido el 14 de abril de 2023
I have gone through 5 inverters, of various providers which have either burned out entirely, or developed a fault whilst in use.Prior to this I have used inverters form BesTek, LVYUAN, WZRELB, ECO Worthy; each of which have had their individual issues, one or two very serious and dangerous; and whilst it may be a fair assumption this was my fault this was not the case.I made the move to victron equipment over the course of a few months, leaving the inverter until "last" trying to justify the price point; once I had made the decision to go ahead and buy this unit all I can say is I wish I had from the start.The "ECO Mode" cycles the inverter checking for "demand" this uses a VERY LOW amount of power for only a few seconds to check for this, and the amount of power needed to switch the unit from ECO into Inverting mode, can be tuned if you directly connect to the ve.direct power (e.g. using a USB cable) and run the Victron connect app; this has allowed me to leave the inverter in this state for days, where as I wouldn't have trusted the prior inverters to be able to do this safely.Reading the manual I was able to move the internal "jumper" to bone the neutral to ground within the inverter (which is what was stated as needed in the manual), this in turn made it possible for the RCD consumer unit I have placed between this and the surge protectors delivering the AC to the load to function, I reduarly test this with a test unit and thusfar it has tripped as expected every single time, moreover, as this is a GFCI socket, there is an internal RCD.Why is RCD (Residual Current Device) important in off-grid ?In off-grid you cannot tie the earth connection to your household earth there are many reasons for this and it's not just illegal it's dangerous.Setting up correctly an RCD and ensuring the functionality of this, ensures that should a "short" occur the RCD will engage to prevent harm to anyone involved in the short circuit, this can prevent shock, fire, and even death from occurring, and is sadly an often overlooked safety aspect of any setup involving an inverter.I have run this continually since installation in ECO mode, and have had exactly Zero complaints, long may this continue, though I'm already looking at upgrading the batteries to use something else form lead-acid as a result of this unit. Very pleased.
StephenF
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 5 de abril de 2023
I am using this with a single Lithium 12V battery to drive a Panasonic microwave.The combination of a single Battleborn battery, this inverter, and the Panasonic NN-SD372S microwave seems pretty good. With a little help from a 20A DC-DC charger, the battery/inverter can run the Panasonic up to power level 6 max. If the battery is running standalone (not being charged) the battery/inverter can run the Panasonic up to power level 5 max. (Note that, unlike conventional microwaves, this 'inverter technology' microwave actually draws less power from the wall when used on lower power settings.)The one oddity I noticed about the inverter was that, when using the Bluetooth dongle and the Victron Connect app, the app would show a VA (volt-amp) draw of over 20% higher than actual (microwave power factor was about 0.98). (I plan to contact the seller about this but have not done that yet.)Other than that, the inverter performs as expected.
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