The EasySolar-II GX combines a MPPT Solar Charge Controller, an inverter/charger and control hub in one enclosure. The product is easy to install, with a minimum of wiring.

The Victron EasySolar-II GX integrates the following elements:

• A MultiPlus-II inverter/charger

• A SmartSolar MPPT -Tr solar charge controller

• A GX device with a 2 x 16-character display.

These elements come prewired together inside a single unit. This greatly simplifies

most installations, saving time and money

Display and Wi-Fi

The display reads battery, inverter and solar charge controller parameters.

The same parameters can be accessed with a smartphone or other wifi enabled device.

In addition, wifi can be used to set up the system and to change settings.

Solar charge controller

The DC output of the SmartSolar MPPT is parallel wired with the DC connection of the

MultiPlus-II inverter/charger.

The on/off mechanism of the MultiPlus-II also controls the SmartSolar MPPT.

GX device

The integrated GX device includes:

• A VE.Can interface. This can be used to connect to Victron VE.Can devices (e.g.

VE.Can MPPTs), or the port can be reconfigured via the Remote Console for use

with a compatible CAN-bus Li-ion Battery

• A USB port

• An Ethernet port

• A VE.Direct port

The GX device controls the MultiPlus-II and the SmartSolar MPPT with respectively a

VE.Bus and a VE.Direct connection.

VRM Portal

Our free remote monitoring website (VRM) will display all your system data in

a comprehensive graphical format.

System settings can be changed remotely via the portal.

Alarms can be received by e-mail.

Grid in-line topology

The EasySolar-II GX will use excess PV power to charge the batteries or to feed power back

into the grid and will discharge the battery or use power from the grid to

supplement a shortage of PV power. In case of a power outage, the EasySolar-II GX

will disconnect the grid and continue to supply the loads. Loads that should shut

down when AC input power is not available can be connected to a second

output. These loads will be taken into account by the PowerControl and PowerAssist function in order to limit AC input current to a safe value.