Victron Octo GX Solar System Monitor

Monitoring of panels and systems
The Octo GX is the communication center of your installation.Connect the individual components to each other and ensure that they work in harmony with each other.You can use your smartphone (or other device) to monitor real-time data and change settings through our Victron (VRM) remote management portal free.
The Octo GX belongs to the GX product family.The Octo GX is ideal for installations where there are many MPPT solar chargers as it has 10 VE.Direct ports.

Intuitive system summary: everything you need to know
As soon as "Sign in" in Octo GX, you will get an instant overview of your system: battery charge state, current power consumption, power output of the photovoltaic system, network or energy supplied by a generator.All Victron Remote Management PowerVictron Remote Management (VRM) provides full access to the extensive controls and configurations of all system components connected to your CCGX, Venus GX or OCTO GX.Users and installers can log remotely from anywhere.This powerful application also facilitates the conduct of diagnostic checks and analysis of stored data.Automatic motor start/ stop





The Octo GX can be programmed to automatically start a generator.As a starting condition, you can choose between a low voltage, a high current requirement or the battery charge state.It can also establish the beginning at the end of the "silence" times.This prevents accidental noises from occurring in the middle of the night, which might bother you.

Remote console: control from anywhere...
The remote console provides visual access to the real-time data and configurations of your Octo GX.The special feature: you can access from anywhere in the world.

Energy storage systems: 24-hour monitoring
The Octo GX manages energy storage systems (ESS).It ensures that reserve batteries are always charged to 100%, intervenes in case of power cuts and uses excess energy (solar) for self-consumption.That's how you save money.Examples and more information can be found in the ESS manual (Energy Storage System).