What limits this battery is its rather than its 280 Ah: 140 A continuous and 200 A for 1,800 s. Behind a 48 V inverter that is at most 5,098 W of steady load before the 15 % margin is gone, because the inverter draws its power divided by 50.4 V and by an efficiency we cap at 85 %.

A 2000 W inverter pulls 46.7 A, so it needs 1 of these in parallel; one 14.34 kWh bank of them stores 11,469 Wh usable at 80 % depth of discharge.

On its own it holds a weekend van (400 Wh a day) load for 28.7 days and the year-round van profile (895 Wh) for 12.8 days, with no sun at all. Its 140 A charge limit also caps the solar side: one battery accepts about 8,060 W of panels behind an at 57.6 V charging voltage, so a bigger array needs a second battery or a controller set to limit current. It has a built-in heater, so the lithium-freeze check passes where a plain LiFePO4 battery fails.

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Largest inverter it carries

Max inverter = BMS continuous × 0.85 × 50.4 V × 0.85 efficiency. Surge checked against the BMS peak where both are published.
Batteries in parallelBMS continuousMax inverterInverters in the catalog that fit
1 ×140 A5,098 WVictron Energy MultiPlus 48/3000/35 (2,400 W), Victron Energy MultiPlus-II 48/3000/35-32 230V (2,400 W)
2 ×280 A10,196 WVictron Energy MultiPlus-II 48/8000/110-100 230V (6,400 W), Victron Energy MultiPlus 48/5000/70 (4,000 W)
3 ×420 A15,294 WVictron Energy MultiPlus-II 48/10000/140-100 230V (8,000 W), Victron Energy MultiPlus-II 48/8000/110-100 230V (6,400 W)

Datasheet

FieldValue
Capacity280 Ah at 51.2 V
BMS continuous / peak140 A / 200 A, 1,800 s
Max charge140 A
Charge below0.0 °C, heated
Depth of discharge80 %, 8,000 cycles

Source: manufacturer documentation

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How this page was computed

Inverter DC draw = watts ÷ (50.4 V under load × 0.85). A pairing passes when that draw stays at or below 85 % of the combined BMS continuous rating and the surge draw stays under the BMS peak.

The formulas are the same open engine the checker runs; the methodology page lists every constant.

These results are for reference. Wiring must be installed by a qualified electrician. Mobile installations follow ABYC E-11; stationary ones NEC 690/706.