3-Phase Victron Inverter System with Double Voltage Conversion

Features and Benefits of the Victron System with Double Voltage Conversion

The three-phase Victron inverter system with double voltage conversion is the perfect solution for facilities experiencing significant power surges and voltage fluctuations. The primary advantage of this system is its ability to deliver perfect, stable output voltage, regardless of input variations. This is especially important for facilities where power stability is critical, such as institutes, medical centers, industrial facilities, and other places that require uninterrupted power supply.

Technical Specifications of the System

• Three phases: The inverter supports three phases, each capable of handling a load of up to 5 kW, allowing the system to power a significant amount of equipment while distributing the load evenly across phases.
• Double voltage conversion: The system uses double voltage conversion technology, ensuring complete isolation of the load from any grid disturbances and voltage fluctuations. No matter how unstable the input voltage is, the output remains perfectly stable.
• Balancing system: Installed balancers ensure perfect energy distribution between phases, preventing overloads and voltage drops.
• Battery storage: The system is equipped with 8 batteries, each with a capacity of 12 V 200 Ah. This provides a total capacity of 19.2 kWh, offering a substantial reserve for autonomous operation in case of grid failure.

Autonomous Runtime

Depending on the load, the autonomous runtime can vary significantly. For example, at full load (15 kW, 5 kW per phase), the runtime will be approximately 1.28 hours. However, at a reduced load of 7.5 kW, the system can operate autonomously for 2.56 hours. This significantly increases autonomy under partial load, ensuring long-term support for critical equipment.

Benefits for Facilities with Unstable Power Supply

1. Equipment protection: Thanks to stable output voltage, facility equipment is protected from grid disturbances, overvoltage, and power surges.
2. Increased equipment lifespan: Constant and stable power reduces wear and tear on equipment, extending its lifespan.
3. Extended autonomy: The powerful batteries allow the system to continue operating even during long power outages.
4. Flexibility in management: Victron inverters offer flexible configuration options, allowing the system to be adapted to various operating conditions and facility needs.

Conclusion

The Victron inverter system with double voltage conversion is a highly efficient solution for facilities where power stability and reliability are critical. It ensures uninterrupted power supply for essential equipment, even with significant voltage fluctuations in the grid.