Mercury VM 2.4KW Off-Grid Hybrid Inverter
Keep your home or office running through power cuts. The Mercury VM 2.4KW inverter combines an inverter and battery charger with solar input in one unit, so you use the grid, a generator, and solar power together. As a result, you cut fuel costs and avoid blackouts. In addition, its pure sine wave output protects your electronics.
Why choose this inverter?
- Pure sine wave output: The clean power suits computers, TVs, and other sensitive electronics, so your equipment lasts longer.
- Hybrid solar support: You connect solar panels and set whether solar or mains power charges your batteries first.
- Works with the grid or a generator: It switches smoothly between sources, so your lights stay on.
- Adjustable charging: You set the battery charging current from the LCD, which helps you match different battery types.
- Automatic restart: The inverter restarts by itself when mains power returns, so you do not reset it by hand.
- Built-in protection: It guards against overload, high temperature, and short circuits, which keeps your system safe.
- Bypass switch: An on/off bypass switch gives you backup mains supply when you need it.
What can the Mercury VM 2.4KW inverter power? (verify)
The Mercury VM 2.4KW inverter suits homes, shops, and small offices. It can run lights, fans, TVs, computers, routers, and refrigerators. However, large motor loads such as air conditioners and pumps need more power on start-up, so the right size depends on your total load and battery bank. Send us your appliance list, and we will confirm the right setup before you order.
Specifications
- Brand: Mercury
- Model: VM 2.4KW Off-Grid Hybrid Inverter (VM2400GINV)
- Rated output: 2.4KW (2,400 W)
- Waveform: Pure sine wave
- Battery voltage: [12V or 24V, confirm on your unit]
- Solar input: Built-in solar charging, minimum PV voltage 150 V, battery must be connected (verify)
- Display: LCD with configurable settings
- Charging priority: Selectable (solar or mains)
- Protection: Overload, over-temperature, short circuit
- Extras: Auto restart, cold start, bypass switch
- Batteries and solar panels: Sold separately
Planning your setup
First, list the appliances you need to run, and add up their power. Next, choose the right battery bank for your backup time. Also, decide how many solar panels you need for daytime charging. Finally, ask our team to advise on cables, breakers, and installation, because a good installer protects your equipment.
