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20kVA 120/240V Industrial Off-Grid Power System

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Our 20kVA 120/240V Industrial Off-Grid Power System is the perfect solution for those who want to live off the grid without sacrificing any of the comforts of home. With its powerful pair of Victron Quattro 10k Inverter/Chargers, you can run all of your essential appliances and equipment, even large items like well pumps and welders. And with its 40kW of surge capacity, you can even power your home during peak demand periods. Plus, our modular system makes it easy to expand your system as your needs grow. So if you’re ready to break free from the grid, our 20kVA 120/240V Industrial Off-Grid Power System is the perfect solution for you. 

Details:

  • 20,000VA Continuous output @ 25°C
  • 40,000VA Peak output
  • Preconfigured for 120/240V Split Phase Output
  • Built in generator transfer switch
  • 48V DC Battery Input, works with any 48V battery system
  • PowerAssist – Prevent overloads and increase output when using limited generator input
  • Industry leading ultra efficient transformer based design, 96% efficient.
  • Comes with Current Connected’s US based customer service and 10-year extended warranty
  • Customize this kit here

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Description

The 20kVA 120/240V Industrial Off-Grid Power System

Our 20kVA 120/240V Residential Off-Grid Power System is the ideal solution for those who want to live off the grid without sacrificing any of the comforts of home. With its powerful Victron Quattro 10k Inverter/Chargers, you can run all of your essential appliances and equipment, even large items like well pumps and welders. And with its 40kW of surge capacity, you can even power your home during peak demand periods. Additionally, our modular system makes it simple to expand your system as your needs grow!

What You Get:

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Weight 230 lbs

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1 review for 20kVA 120/240V Industrial Off-Grid Power System

  1. [email protected] (verified owner)

    I just completed installation and start-up of the 20K 120/240 Kit system, three 25K S0K battery racks, and forty-two 400W Rich Solar panels. A well-designed system and knowledgeable staff made the installation and start-up a breeze.

    The well thought out complete package was beyond expectation, in every detail. Oversized cables hydraulically crimped with heat shrink and protective covers. No missing parts! The equipment was everything as described, top quality, very knowledgeable staff. I cannot say enough good things about the product and service.

    The equipment was package and shipped on time, in very heavy-duty crates, on pallets organized in a way that made the installation simple and straight forward. Everything worked the first time.

    I am now producing more electricity than I need! I am using all the equipment, A/C, refrigerators, freezers, and well pump, with plenty of power to recharge the battery bank every day. Worth every penny. I am now energy independent. I now use the public utility as my back-up source. Doubt I’ll ever need them.

    I have been in business for over 40 years, have dealt with hundreds of suppliers, and I can say I have never had a better experience. 100 star rating!

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Question:

I would like to add a generator like the 20kW cummins RS20ACE which puts out 240 split phase. How would I connect the generator so that each Multiplus gets 120V, and each can pass through the full power from generator and charge? Is it possible, or would the waveforms be opposite coming out of the generator?

dave
18-Feb-2023

Answer:

The 4-wire feed from the generator would first go to a junction box. L1, N & GND would go to inverter #1, L1, N & GND would go to inverter #2. On the output, each inverter would feed to an electrical panel where inverter 1 feeds the L1 bus, inverter 2 feeds the L2 bus, and both inverters have a connection to the neutral and ground bus.

Question:

The data sheet on your website for the Quattro says the AC input voltage is 90-140VAC but the Victron manual says the AC input is 187-265VAC?

rehayes89
15-Mar-2023

Answer:

The inverters used in this kit are 90-140VAC. Each inverter outputs 120v and they are in series for 120/240v split phase. You can feed the set of two inverters 180-280v measured from phase to phase, however, keep in mind that the inverters are passing this through to your loads which may not have as forgiving of a voltage range.