Victron MultiPlus-II 12/3000 - 120-50 - 120V is a powerful hybrid inverter/charger designed to deliver seamless power when you need it most. By uniting the proven capabilities of the MultiPlus and MultiGrid, this device combines onboard energy storage, intelligent charging, and robust grid-tie readiness in a single, compact unit. With an external current transformer option for PowerControl and PowerAssist and external current sensing (up to 32A), you can optimize self-consumption and protect fragile AC sources with ease.
Key benefits
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Uninterrupted power (UPS): when grid power drops or shore/generator sources fail, the inverter automatically takes over in less than 20 milliseconds, keeping computers and critical equipment running without disruption.
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ESS-ready (Energy Storage Systems): a critical component for flexible energy storage systems, it easily pairs with MPPT solar chargers or grid-tie PV inverters to create a scalable, efficient energy solution.
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PowerControl & PowerAssist: prevents overloading a limited AC source (like a generator or shore power) by reducing battery charging during overloads, then boosting output from the battery when extra power is needed.
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External current transformer option: implement PowerControl and PowerAssist with precise external current sensing up to 32A for smarter energy management.
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Anti-islanding & wide approvals: built-in anti-islanding and an expanding set of country approvals make it a dependable choice for grid-tied and hybrid installations worldwide.
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Remote monitoring & control: when paired with a Cerbo GX, monitor and control your MultiPlus-II locally or remotely via the VRM app and portal. Access from a phone, tablet, or computer, with automatic features like generator auto-start and more.
This versatile solution supports reliable backup power, optimized self-consumption, and scalable energy storage, making the Victron MultiPlus-II 12/3000 - 120-50 - 120V ideal for homes, small businesses, and off-grid setups seeking seamless power, control, and peace of mind.
