Crown-Relevo-3.6-4.2kW-Hybrid-Inverter

Crown Relevo 4.2kW Hybrid Inverter Price in Pakistan

Full specifications

Brand
Inverter Specifications
ModelRV-4.2KW-M
Inverter typeHybrid
Grid typeSingle Phase
PV Input Data
Max DC input power6200 W
PV input voltage500 V
MPPT voltage range90-450 V
AC Output Data
Rated AC output4200 W
Rated AC output current18.2 A
Rated voltage230 V
Power factor> 0.99
Battery Data
Battery typeLithium & Lead-Acid
Battery voltage range24 V
Max. charging current140 A
Protections
AC overcurrent protectionYes
Output short circuit protectionYes
General Specifications
Weight10.5 kg
Operating temperature-10°C ~ 50°C
Max. efficiency97%
Size (W×H×D)300 × 444 × 100 mm
Note: 4200 W on a 24 V battery bank from up to 6200 W of PV, over a 90 to 450 V MPPT window on a 500 V ceiling at a nominal 240 V. 140 A of combined AC and solar charging, the highest in the Relevo range and 20 A more than the 6.2kW above it, against 100 A from the utility alone. 3-step charging with separate flooded and AGM set points (29.2 V and 28.2 V bulk, 27 V float). Output 18.2 A. No-load draw 42 W. This one can be net-metered: Crown title the manual On/Off Grid Solar Inverter and it carries a Grid-Tie Operation block with a 195 to 253 VAC feed-in window at 49 to 51 Hz and power factor above 0.99. Pure sine wave at 230 V +/-5%, 50 Hz, peak inverter efficiency 93% and 97% maximum PV-to-AC conversion. Surge is 2x rated power for 5 seconds, overload trips at 3 s above 150% and 5 s between 101 and 150%. Transfer time 10 ms for computers or 20 ms for appliances, with a selectable input window of 170 to 280 V or 90 to 280 V and output derating below 170 V. CE marked, rated -10 to 50 degC, and the case is 300 mm wide, 444 mm tall and 100 mm deep. Running 4200 W off a 24 V bank means heavy DC current, so the battery cabling and fusing matter more here than on the 48 V 6.2kW. It shares a grey case with the 3.6kW. No price yet: w11stop.com lists a Crown Relevo 2500VA 1600W, which is a different and smaller model, and none of the 3.6kW, 4.2kW or 6.2kW, read 26 September 2026.