Victron PowerAssist Explained! How a 15A Outlet Can Power a 2000W Load
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All right, so here's a quick demo of the Victron power assist function. So, according to the smart dongle, which is connected to the Victron MultiPlus 2 12 volt 3000 VA inverter, you can see on here the AC output is pushing out about 1400 watts. The AC input, what's coming into the Victron from the AC, is about 962 watts. That's about 9.
3 amps. We have it current limited for this demonstration purpose, okay? So, the rest of that, like 1450, the rest of that uh 450-ish watts has to come from somewhere, right? So, it's actually pushing or pulling from the battery uh to support that makeup, the the what's missing there.
It's pulling about 40 amps from the battery, 39 40 amps from the battery to fulfill essentially that 1400 watts. So, it's a quick demo uh pretty much going to show that, you know, you can use power assist as an automatic feature that's plugged into the inverter. Uh it's programmed out of the factory, so if you plug into a campsite or something like that on the limited mains input, you can still run essentially higher loads than what your mains is connected to.