
Voltronic Axpert MAX 3600-24-230 Off-Grid Solar Inverter
- Output:230VAC ±5%
- AC Voltage Regulation (Batt. Mode):230VAC ± 5%

The Axpert VM II AxpertVMII5000-48 is an off-grid solar inverter rated AxpertVMII5000-48.
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The Axpert VM II AxpertVMII5000-48 is an off-grid solar inverter rated AxpertVMII5000-48. Every figure on this page is read from the manufacturer's manual for the Axpert VM II series.
Specifications last updated 18 August 2026
| AC Voltage Regulation (Batt. Mode) | 230VAC ± 5% |
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| Waveform | Pure sine wave |
| Surge Power | 10000VA |
| Floating Charge Voltage | 54 VDC |
| Maximum PV Array Open Circuit Voltage | 500 VDC |
| Maximum PV Array Power | 5000 W |
| MPP Range @ Operating Voltage | 120-450 VDC |
| Maximum Solar Charge Current | 100 A |
| Maximum AC Charge Current | 100 A |
| Maximum Charge Current | 100 A |
| Net Weight (kgs) | 10 |
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| Operating Temperature | -10°C to 50°C |
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| Storage Temperature | -15°C to 60°C |








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Up to 100 A. Size the cable and the protection between the unit and the bank on that figure, not on the average you expect to see.
To 230VAC ± 5%. That is the band the load actually sees, whatever the supply behind the unit is doing.