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The Phoenix Inverter Compact 12/1600 - 12/220V 1.6kVA/1.3kW – is a reliable sine wave inverter from Victron Energy, designed for use in off-grid power systems, transportation, maritime vessels, and backup power sources. With a power rating of 1600 VA (1300 W), it provides stable conversion of 12 V DC to 230 V AC, allowing it to power household appliances, power tools, medical equipment, and other devices.
The inverter is equipped with SinusMax technology, which guarantees a pure sine wave—a critical factor for the operation of sensitive electrical appliances. High starting power (up to 3000 W) allows for the smooth startup of loads with high inrush current, such as refrigerators, compressors, and electric motors.
Key Benefits of the Phoenix Inverter Compact
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230 V pure sine wave – stable voltage for sensitive equipment.
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1600 VA (1300 W) continuous power – sufficient for essential loads.
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High starting power (up to 3000 W) – starting electric motors without overloading the system.
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Efficiency up to 92% – minimal energy loss.
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Energy-saving mode (Search Mode, AES) – reduces power consumption to 2 W in standby mode.
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Programmable relay – automatic activation of alarms, starting the generator, or controlling other devices.
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Compact size (375 × 214 × 110 mm) and low weight (10 kg) – ideal for mobile and stationary systems.
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Protection against overload, overheating, and short circuits – automatic shutdown when permissible parameters are exceeded.
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Temperature range from -40°C to +65°C – stable operation in extreme conditions.
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Durable aluminum housing – effective cooling and protection against external influences.
Technical Features
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SinusMax technology – provides pure sine wave voltage for stable equipment operation.
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VE.Bus – allows connecting multiple inverters for parallel or three-phase operation.
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Energy-saving mode (Search Mode, AES) – significantly reduces power consumption under low load.
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Programmable relay – can be configured for alarm signaling, automatic generator start-up, or other functions.
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Remote control – ability to connect an external switch or relay contact.
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High level of electromagnetic compatibility – ECE R10-5 certification, ensuring seamless operation with other electrical devices.
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Connection to VRM – using GX family controllers, gain full remote control over the inverter via the internet using the VRM cloud service.
Complies with the ECE R10-5 electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) standard
ECE R10-5 is an electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) standard applicable to electronic equipment used in vehicles. It regulates requirements for electromagnetic interference emissions and immunity to external electromagnetic influences.
What does ECE R10-5 certification mean for Victron Energy inverters?
Low level of electromagnetic emissions
– The inverters do not generate radio frequency interference that could affect radio communications, GPS, mobile networks, or other electronic systems in cars, yachts, or industrial equipment.
High resistance to electromagnetic interference
– Inverters operate reliably even in challenging conditions where sudden voltage fluctuations or strong electromagnetic fields may occur (e.g., in trucks, buses, and heavy equipment).
Safe integration into transportation systems
– Complies with the requirements of the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (ECE), allowing the inverters to be used in cars, campers, marine vessels, and other vehicles without the risk of negatively affecting the host device’s electronic systems or vehicle safety systems such as ABS.
Guarantee of quality and compliance with international standards
– ECE R10-5 compliance confirms that Victron Energy products have undergone rigorous testing and meet international safety requirements for use in transportation.
Application scenarios
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Off-grid power systems – stable battery power in hybrid systems.
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Camping, caravanning – power supply for motorhomes and campers.
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Marine vessels and yachts – powering electronics without generators.
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Industrial systems – backup power for critical loads.
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Emergency backup power – a reliable inverter in case of a main power outage
Series model comparison
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Device |
Voltage, DC/AC |
Power |
Peak power |
VE.Bus |
Dimensions |
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Phoenix Inverter C 12/1200 |
12/220V |
1.2 kVA / 1.0 kW |
2.4 kW |
Yes |
375x214x110mm |
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Phoenix Inverter C 12/1600 |
12/220V |
1.6 kVA/1.3 kW |
3 kW |
Yes |
375x214x110 mm |
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Phoenix Inverter C 12/2000 |
12/220V |
2 kVA/1.6 kW |
4 kW |
Yes |
520x255x125mm |
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Phoenix Inverter C 24/1600 |
24/220V |
1.6 kVA/1.3 kW |
3 kW |
Yes |
375x214x110mm |
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Phoenix Inverter C 24/2000 |
24/220V |
2 kVA/1.6 kW |
4 kW |
Yes |
520x255x125mm |
Communication Interfaces
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VE.Bus – supports parallel connection of up to 6 inverters to increase power or enable three-phase operation. It also supports connection to GX series controllers for full remote control via the Internet using the VRM app.
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Programmable relay – settings for signaling or starting the generator.
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Remote on/off – option to connect an external switch.
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VE.Bus Smart Dongle accessory – optionally connect the VE.Bus Smart Dongle accessory and control via Bluetooth.