The Victron EasySolar-II 48/5000/70-50 MPPT 250/100 GX combines a 5000VA inverter, 70A battery charger, 100A MPPT solar charge controller and the GX monitoring platform in one wall-mounted enclosure. It is built for 48V battery systems and suits home storage, self-consumption and off-grid installations that need a compact, pre-integrated setup.

Victron EasySolar-II 48/5000/70-50 MPPT 250/100 GX features

• Inverter output, 5000VA / 4000W pure sine wave at 230V AC.
• Solar charging, 100A MPPT controller with 250V maximum PV open-circuit voltage.
• Battery charging, 70A multi-stage charger for 48V lead-acid and lithium banks.
• Monitoring, GX device integrated as standard, with VRM portal connectivity and remote configuration.
• Communication, VE.Bus, VE.Direct and VE.Can protocols for BMS, displays and accessories.
• Weight, 38.8 kg in a wall-mount enclosure.

How it works

The EasySolar-II range brings together parts that would otherwise need separate mounting, wiring and commissioning. Pairing a 5kVA inverter with a 100A MPPT controller rated to 250V lets the unit accept a sizeable PV string without a separate charge controller, keeping DC wiring runs short on installations with a significant panel count.

The built-in GX system matches the platform used in Victron's standalone Cerbo GX. It gives access to the VRM online portal, two-way communication with compatible lithium BMS units, and configuration through the display or remotely, without sourcing a separate GX device.

PowerAssist lets the unit draw from AC input and battery together when a load exceeds what the AC source can supply on its own, which is useful on generator-backed systems where a large load would otherwise overload a small generator. The 70A charger recharges the battery bank from AC when solar input isn't enough.

Applications

• Residential home storage systems with 48V lithium or lead-acid battery banks.
• Off-grid cabins, rural properties and agricultural buildings without an economical grid connection.
• Self-consumption solar installations storing excess PV generation to cut grid import.
• Generator-backed off-grid systems needing PowerAssist for peak loads beyond the generator's rated output.
• Marine and vehicle installations needing a high-capacity 48V inverter charger with solar input.