Victron Quattro 48/15000/200-100/100

Two AC inputs and two AC outputs
The Quattro can be connected to two independent AC sources, such as shore power and a generator, or even two generators simultaneously. It automatically switches to the active source based on priority.
Its primary output is equipped with a non-interruptible function, meaning that in the event of a mains failure or disconnection of shore power or generator power, it seamlessly takes over powering the connected loads. This transition occurs quickly, in less than 20 milliseconds, ensuring uninterrupted operation of computers and other electronic devices.
The second output is only active when AC power is available at one of the Quattro’s inputs. It is ideal for connecting loads that should not draw power from the battery, such as air conditioners or water heaters. This setting helps optimize battery utilization and ensures uninterrupted power to critical loads.

Unique PowerAssist Feature
To protect against overloads from a limited AC source, such as a generator or shore power, the Quattro uses a two-stage approach.
Initially, if an overload is detected, the battery charging function is automatically reduced to prevent excessive load on the AC source. If the overload persists, the Quattro’s second level of protection is activated, which increases the output of the generator or shore power by drawing power from the battery. This two-level protection ensures system stability and prevents interruptions due to overload.

Remote Monitoring and Control
When paired with a GX device such as the Cerbo GX, you can monitor and control your Quattro and system locally (LAN) or remotely over the internet from anywhere in the world using the free VRM app and portal website. Accessible from a variety of devices and operating systems, you have extensive control options, from setting up your Quattro system to automating tasks such as starting a backup generator and more.