Off-grid charger/inverter Multi RS 48/6000

48-voltthree-phasehigh-frequency

Overview The Multi RS 230V (example: Multi RS 48/6000) is a lightweight, high-frequency inverter/charger providing 48 V battery interface and 6 kVA AC output. It is the non-solar variant of the Multi RS family (no integrated solar charge controller), designed for both stationary energy storage and mobile installations where weight matters.

Stationary applications Suitable for residential and commercial ESS installations. Supports Dynamic ESS functionality and can be paired with a different type or size of solar inverter. Can operate as a direct grid connection without batteries to enable a simple initial installation and later addition of storage.

Mobile applications Suited for vehicles, boats and other mobile platforms where reduced weight is required. Keeps batteries charged and can feed excess energy back to the grid when permitted by system configuration.

Monitoring and connectivity

• Integrated display for local parameter readout
• VictronConnect app support: parameter monitoring, historical trend data, firmware updates and configuration
• Cerbo GX compatible for advanced ESS functions including zero-export (prevent grid feed-in) and backup mode for critical loads

Models

• 6000 VA (example model in series)

Downloads available

• Datasheet (Multi RS)
• Product manual (Multi RS 230V)
• Dimension drawings (2D PDF, 3D PDF, STEP)
• High-quality product photos (PNG)
• Certificates (safety and product variants)

Technical specifications

• Product family: Multi RS (non-solar variant)
• Nominal DC voltage: 48 V (example model Multi RS 48/6000)
• Rated inverter output: 6 kVA (6000 VA)
• Topology: high-frequency inverter/charger (lightweight)
• Variant: non-solar (no built-in solar charge controller/MPPT)
• Supported modes: Dynamic ESS, direct grid connection without batteries, feed-in when excess energy available
• Monitoring: integrated display, VictronConnect; Cerbo GX for advanced ESS features (zero-export, backup mode)
• Applications: stationary ESS, mobile installations, grid-connected systems