Victron Compact 24/2000 230V VE.Bus Inverter | CIN242200000

The Victron Inverter Compact 24/2000 is a 2000VA pure sine wave inverter built for 24V DC battery systems, converting battery power into a 230V AC supply. It carries the VE.Bus communication interface, letting it link into Victron monitoring and control systems for full visibility over the installation.

Key features of this victron inverter

• Output, 2000VA continuous power from a 24V DC input, producing 230V AC.
• Waveform, pure sine wave, suited to sensitive electronics, motors and compressor-based loads.
• Connectivity, VE.Bus interface for integration with Victron GX devices and Color Control GX.
• Weight, 13 kg, compact enough for space-limited installations.
• System integration, can be built into larger Victron setups, including parallel and three-phase VE.Bus configurations where supported.

Applications

This unit suits off-grid cabins and rural properties running on 24V battery banks, marine installations on 24V DC systems, and van or motorhome conversions needing 230V AC from a 24V leisure battery. It also works in narrowboat electrical systems and as backup power during mains outages, where a 24V bank supplies AC during a cut.

System connectivity

The VE.Bus interface separates this inverter from simpler units. It communicates with Victron's GX range for remote monitoring, programmable relay functions and battery management integration, which matters for installers building a complete Victron system.

What's included

• Victron Inverter Compact 24/2000 230V VE.Bus unit (CIN242200000)

Installation notes

Installation should be carried out by a qualified electrician familiar with DC and AC wiring. DC cable sizing between the battery bank and inverter matters at 24V, since high current draw at full load needs correctly rated, short cable runs with proper fusing. The VE.Bus interface needs a compatible Victron GX device or MK3-USB adapter for setup and monitoring. This inverter is not grid-connected and does not require G98 or G99 notification. For marine use, check compliance with relevant marine electrical standards with a qualified marine electrician.