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Phoenix Inverter 24/5000 24/220V 5kVA/4kW – is a high-quality sine-wave inverter designed for professional use in off-grid power systems, transportation, marine vessels, and backup power sources. Using SinusMax technology, it provides a stable 230V output voltage from any 24V DC source with high efficiency and power up to 5000 VA / 4000 W. The inverter supports parallel connection and three-phase operation, making it a versatile solution for large power systems.
Key Benefits of the Phoenix Inverter
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Pure sine wave voltage – stable operation of any sensitive devices.
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5000 VA (4000 W) power – withstands high loads.
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High starting power (up to 10,000 W) – ideal for electric motors, compressors, and other devices with high starting current.
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Efficiency up to 94% – energy-efficient, the best performance among competing models.
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Temperature range from -40°C to +65°C – resistance to extreme conditions.
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Protection against overload, overheating, and short circuits – ensures reliable operation under any conditions.
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Compact and lightweight housing – made of anodized aluminum.
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Energy-saving modes (AES, Search Mode) – reduced energy consumption under low load.
Technical Features
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Three-phase and parallel operation – support for parallel connection of up to 6 inverters and three-phase operation via the VE.Bus communication bus.
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SinusMax technology – high starting power without loss of the output sine wave for starting complex loads.
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Programmable relay – can be used for signaling, starting a generator, or other automation tasks.
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Intelligent overheating protection – when the temperature rises to critical levels, the inverter automatically adjusts its power output. Full shutdown occurs only when absolutely necessary.
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Internet control – using the Cerbo GX and other devices in the GX family, easily update the inverter’s software, configure all settings without exception, and control the “on/off” operating status.
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Push notifications to phone / email – configure notifications about the inverter and battery operating modes in case of an emergency.
Use Cases
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Off-grid power systems – ensuring a stable power supply in systems based on batteries and solar panels.
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Camper vans, RVs, and mobile homes – powering household appliances on the road.
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Ships and yachts – powering electronics without generators.
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Industrial facilities – stable power supply for equipment.
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Emergency backup power – AC power source in case of power outages.
Comparison of models in the series
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Device |
Voltage |
Power |
Peak power |
VE.Bus |
Size |
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Phoenix Inverter 12/3000 |
12/220V |
3kVA/2.4kW |
6 kW |
Yes |
362x258x218 mm |
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Phoenix Inverter 24/3000 |
24/220V |
3 kVA/2.4 kW |
6 kW |
Yes |
362x258x218mm |
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Phoenix Inverter 24/5000 |
24/220V |
5kVA/4kW |
10kW |
Yes |
444x328x240mm |
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Phoenix Inverter 48/3000 |
48/220V |
3 kVA/2.4 kW |
6 kW |
Yes |
362x258x218mm |
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Phoenix Inverter 48/5000 |
48/220V |
5kVA/4kW |
10kW |
Yes |
444x328x240mm |
Communication interfaces
VE.Bus – connection to parallel and three-phase systems, as well as connection to GX series controllers for full remote control via the Internet using the VRM app.
Programmable relay – connection to external devices.
Remote control – option to connect an external relay or switch.
VE.Bus Smart Dongle accessory – optionally connect the VE.Bus Smart Dongle accessory and gain control via Bluetooth.