Generators usually run with hardly any load

Generators have become indispensable in industrial applications.
They supply electricity where the public grid is not available, has failed or is unable to cover the required output.

In most cases, however, the generators run under little load as they are designed for peak load. This consumes large amounts of fuel, leads to short service intervals due to the long running time and unnecessarily pollutes the environment with noise and pollutants.

With hybrid systems, the generator is only used to charge the battery or when peak loads need to be covered.

In addition to noise and pollutants, hybrid solutions also reduce fuel and service costs

- Massive reduction in noise pollution
- 60 - 80 % fuel savings
- Significant CO2 reduction
- Major reduction in maintenance costs
- Photovoltaic power feed-in possible

Large areas of application

- Construction sites
- Telecommunications systems
- Emergency power systems
- Disaster relief
- Surveillance systems
- Peak power supply

Victron Energie has been a leader for years in the field of stand-alone systems that work as a backup with a generator. In addition to 45 years of expertise, the devices are also customised for this area of application.

Using the most sophisticated remote monitoring system VRM, the operation of the system can not only be monitored, but notifications and alarms can also be sent via email and push notification. You can easily monitor your entire fleet.

Cost & runtime savings based on a practical example

More information can be found in the Victron Energy Hybrid Generator brochure ( currently only available in English) or in the Hybrid Generator video

Below you will find various examples of hybrid generator sets (inverter/charger, battery and monitoring.
However, without combustion generators.

For further questions and system designs please do not hesitate to contact us.