The Victron Phoenix 24/1200 delivers 1000W continuous at 25°C from a 24V bank, with a GFCI-protected NEMA receptacle, UL458 compliant.
The built-in GFCI receptacle is the reason to choose this over a plain inverter, and on a boat it is not a formality. An inverter output is a genuine AC source with a real shock hazard, and ground faults around water are the specific risk. Adding GFCI afterward means fitting a separate protected outlet downstream.
UL458 compliance covers the inverter for marine and mobile installation, which matters where the boat is inspected or insured. The unit delivers 1200VA with 1000W continuous at 25°C and up to 2200W peak for short start-up demands.
That peak reserve handles appliances and tools drawing more at start-up than in normal running. VE.Direct communication integrates it with Victron monitoring and configuration tools, and the compact design suits battery cable sized for this output level. Explore more power inverters.
- GFCI receptacle built in, not added downstream
- Ground faults around water are the specific risk
- 1000W continuous with 2200W peak
- UL458 compliant for marine installation
