Victron Quattro 48/15000
The Quattro 48/15000 is the largest Quattro in the lineup. 48V battery side, 15000VA output, ~12000W continuous. Two AC inputs for grid + generator switching. Built for whole-home loads with serious peak demand or for paralleled multi-unit installs.
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The Quattro 48/15000 is the largest Quattro in the lineup. 48V battery side, 15000VA output, ~12000W continuous. Two AC inputs for grid + generator switching. Built for whole-home loads with serious peak demand or for paralleled multi-unit installs.
Up to six of these can be paralleled, which gets you to ~72kW continuous in a three-phase configuration. The size where this machine earns its keep is whole-home off-grid with electric heat, electric water heating, or a workshop running heavy tools on the same service.
The 200A built-in transfer switch handles the AC capacity that comes with this size. PowerControl on each AC input, PowerAssist on each input, VE.Bus comms, five-year Victron warranty.
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