The Phoenix 24/5000 Smart Inverter from Victron Energy is an advanced converter, based on the proven Phoenix series. It provides continuous power of 5000W and is designed for a 24V battery voltage. Compared to previous models, the Phoenix Smart series features a Bluetooth module and VE.Direct port for wireless remote monitoring and system adjustment.

The Phoenix 24/5000 Smart stands out for its high starting power and reliable operation. Thanks to the built-in ECO function, it is also among the top in its category regarding self-consumption and efficiency.

• Output Voltage: 230 VAC ±2%
• Output Capacity (non-linear): 5000W, 4000W continuous linear load at 25°C ambient temperature
• Peak Power: 10000W
• Handles high inrush currents
• Built-in Bluetooth module and VE.Direct port for wireless monitoring and system integration
• Designed for high starting currents
• Integrated relay alarm and ECO mode
• Monitoring of input and output voltage, charging, and alarms via Bluetooth or VE.Direct
• Built-in bipolar connector for on/off switch connection (remote control)
• Configurable parameters via Bluetooth or VE.Direct
• Low battery voltage alarm with threshold values for shutdown and startup at low battery levels
• Dynamic shutdown: shutdown threshold depending on load
• Output Voltage: 230 VAC ±2%, frequency: 50 Hz or 60 Hz
• Threshold value and ECO operation sensor
• Relay alarm

High reliability thanks to ring topology: The full bridge with ring topology has been proven over many years. The converters are resistant to short circuits and protected against overheating (whether caused by overload or ambient temperature).

Very high startup power: This is necessary for starting loads such as voltage converters for LED lamps, halogen lamps, or power tools.

ECO mode: In ECO mode, the inverter switches to standby once the load falls below a preset value. In standby, the inverter powers off for short periods every 2.5 seconds (adjustable). If the load exceeds the preset threshold during this period, the inverter remains active.

Remote start/stop control: A remote on/off switch or relay contact can be connected to the bipolar connector. Alternatively, the H terminal (left) of the bipolar connector can be connected to the positive terminal of the battery, or the L terminal (right) can be connected to the negative terminal of the battery (or, for example, to a vehicle chassis).