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RCT Axpert VMII Premium 3KW Inverter with WiFi
R4,890.00 including VAT
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3kVA Pure Sine Wave inverter with built-in 3000W MPPT solar charge controller. Whether you're looking to beat load shedding or start a small off-grid setup, the Axpert VM II Premium 3K Wi-Fi is a versatile and cost-effective 24V solution. This "Premium" edition stands out with its built-in Wi-Fi, allowing for easy monitoring directly from your smartphone via the WatchPower app.
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High-Voltage MPPT: With a maximum PV input of 450VDC and a low start-up voltage of only 30VDC, this inverter is exceptionally flexible with solar panel configurations.
Battery-Independent Power: Unique capability to power your household loads directly from your solar panels during the day, even without a battery connected.
Lithium-Ready: Includes a dedicated BMS communication port (RS485/RS232) to ensure seamless integration with modern LiFePO4 battery banks.
Pure Sine Wave: Delivers clean, stable power (3000W/3000VA) suitable for sensitive electronics, fridge/freezers, and home office setups.
Technical Summary
Rated Power: 3000W / 3000VA
System Voltage: 24VDC
Max PV Array: 3000W
Max Charging Current: 100A (Solar) / 80A (Utility)
Connectivity: Built-in Wi-Fi for mobile monitoring
Main Features
Wide PV input range, starts from 30VDC for
1.5K/3K/4.2K models
Built-in communication port for BMS
Built-in feed-in grid function
Built-in WiFi with APP for remote monitoring and OTA firmware upgrade
Dual AC outputs only for 4.2K/6.2K models
Maximum charging current 100A/120A based on models<
Battery independent design
Battery equalization function to optimize battery performance and extend lifecycle
I need to replace my inverter Thinking Axpert 3KVA/3KW 24dc I have two 460w panels in Parrallel I read 90v dc open circuit from my existing panels Will your Axpert 3KVA/3KW 24vdc work
Answer
Hu=i Greg
Based on your 90V reading, your two 460W panels are actually connected in series (which is perfect for this unit).
The Axpert VM II Premium 3K Wi-Fi features a wide MPPT range starting from as low as 30VDC. This means your 90V string is well within the operating window, and the inverter will harvest power efficiently from your existing panels.
It is a great 'drop-in' replacement for a 24V system, and the built-in Wi-Fi will allow you to monitor your generation directly from your phone. Just ensure your battery bank is 24V (either a single 24V Lithium or two 12V batteries in series).
Greg Sinden on 15/03/2026 08:49:24
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Hi. Would this inverter work without batteries ( just solar panels and connected to the db box ). In other words my solar panels must supplement what im drawing from Eskom. Im planning to primarily run the 3kw geyser while the sun shines but my panels will probably only provide 1.5kw. Thanks
Answer
Hi Luke,
No, the RCT Axpert MKS 3 kVA/3 kW is an off-grid inverter, it is not a grid-parallel hybrid. It needs a battery bank to run properly
Luke on 12/11/2025 22:47:56
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Hi Guys, Would I be able to connect 8x 12v 105ah in a series/parallel config to the unit and would the unit be able to charge them sufficiently if possible? Also what size should the fuse be for each positive and negative on the battery array if this config is possible?
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Hi Kenny. This inverter can charge via AC at a max rate of 30A. Since the minimum recommended rate for AGM is around 15% of capacity, you should not really have more than 4 batteries connected to this inverter.
2 sets of 2 batteries paralleled will give 15A of charge to each parallel bank. 8 batteries is twice as much too many.
Kenny on 05/10/2021 11:25:00
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Good day I have 2 x Vision 200 Ah – LiFePO4 12 v batteries with 1x 490w solar panels. Will this inverter charge the batteries adequately ?
Answer
Hi Jaco, the inverter is strong enough to charge the batteries using electricity, but the panel isn't strong enough to fill them both up from empty in a single day.
It will take a decent solar day to charge a single one of these batteries from empty with a 490W panel.
Jaco on 26/06/2021 18:21:00
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Hi ,just want to make sure with you. Both of my 2x325w solar panels must be wired in serie for this inverter .Thanks
Answer
Hi Leonard, they will need to be in parallel for this iverrter.
Leonard on 13/01/2021 15:45:00
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I have 4 x 375W panels ,Mecer 3KW inverter and 4 x 12 v 100amh batteries . What is the best way to connect for maximum output efficiency?
Answer
Hi Zwienyathi. if it is the same as this inverter you will only be able to put 2 panels in parallel on it.
ZWILETHUNYATHI on 12/01/2021 10:45:00
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Good Day, can I put 2x 325w JA solar mono percium panels on this inverter and 2 x 100ah 12v deep sealed batteries. Will it be enough to charge the batteries. And can i ad at a later stage 2 more panels and 2 more 100ah batteries? Thanks
Answer
Hi Leonard, yes this scenario will work and should charge the batteries within an "average" sunny day. You can't add more panels however as the MPPT on this inverter is limited to 600W.
Leonard on 04/01/2021 16:35:00
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Good day, is this inverter able to parallel with the same kind as i already have the 3000va/2400W version which is able, and need another one?
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Hi Lourens, no you can't parallel this inverter.
Lourens on 15/12/2020 07:29:00
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Hi, Would 2 x 100watt solar panels be sufficient to charge the batteries. currently only need system for household computers wifi router, dstv decoder and one or two other smaller power users. Thanks Brad
Answer
Hi Brad, no it wouldn't. You will need about 2.5kWh to recharge your batteries. 200W would give you only around half of that per average solar day.
Brad on 14/12/2020 15:17:00
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Hi, does the 600W MPPT mean it can only take solar input up to 600W or what is the maximum solar panel input it will accept ?
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Hi Ben, correct it can only make 600W of solar power max.
Ben on 04/12/2020 12:18:00
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Hi Can this inverter run with a battery but without solar panels? Meaning that the inverter will charge the battery
Answer
Hi Leon, yes absolutely - solar is entirely optional.
Leon on 17/01/2020 16:25:00
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Hi, can this inverter run the pylon 2.4 kW lithium battery as I only need to power 14x 10watt spotlights and a tv throughout the night? I know the Kodak is the better option but don't want to spend such a lot of money do have 3kw grid tie inverter for the day and works fantastic.
Hi, can this inverter run the pylon 2.4 kW lithium battery as I only need to power 14x 10watt spotlights and a tv throughout the night? I know the kodak is the better option but don't want to spend such a lot of money. I do have a 3kw grid tie inverter for the day and works fantastic.
3kVA Pure Sine Wave inverter with built-in 3000W MPPT solar charge controller. Whether you're looking to beat load shedding or start a small off-grid setup, the Axpert VM II Premium 3K Wi-Fi is a versatile and cost-effective 24V solution. This "Premium" edition stands out with its built-in Wi-Fi, allowing for easy monitoring directly from your smartphone via the WatchPower app.