I've looked through the first few pages of this forum but cant seem to find a definite answer. I know this is one of those "Ford or Chev" questions and there is not a correct answer but I am looking for opinions on inverters. I currently have a Kisae 2000w inverter charger (IC122055). I am thinking of upgrading to a 24v system and lithium batteries next year, easier to store power and with lifepo4 BMS and high amperage it just makes more sense. Currently I was looking at the Magnasine MS4024 and Victron. Do any inverter/chargers have smart chargers to be able to configure the bulk/abs/float values?
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I have a Victron MultiPlus 24/2000/50 (24V battery, 2000VA continuous inverter, 50A max AC out). It's an excellent inverter/charger with a lot of configuration. It will easily work with LiFePO4 as well as lead acid and AGM.
You can install the VictronConnect app on your iOS/Android phone or PC/Mac and play with their demo library. You can see all of the configuration.
You can install the VictronConnect app on your iOS/Android phone or PC/Mac and play with their demo library. You can see all of the configuration.
John Frum
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The majority of inverter/chargers offer granular control of charge profile parameters.
I know the Victron's do, as does Samlex.
I'm not that familiar with the Magnasine offerings but they have a good repuation.
MichaelK
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The brands I would recommend to anyone ( and myself use) are Magnum, Outback, Schneider, and Victron.
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