Explore how the Cerbo GX connects solar panels, batteries, sensors, and networks for full control and flexibility.
The Cerbo GX from Victron Energy is the hub of a modern energy system. It collects data from all components and makes it easy to monitor and control the system. Here is a complete overview of all connection options:

1. USB ports
- For Wi-Fi dongles, 4G/LTE modems, and Bluetooth adapters.
2. VE.Direct and VE.Bus
- VE.Direct: For solar charge controllers, battery monitors, and other Victron devices.
- VE.Bus: For inverters and MultiPlus/Quattro units.
3. VE.Can
- Used to connect CAN-based devices, such as battery management systems (BMS) and certain third‑party products.
- Enables communication with larger systems and advanced integrations.
4. Digital inputs and relay outputs
- Digital inputs for sensors (e.g., level or temperature sensors).
- Relay outputs for automation, such as starting a generator when battery levels are low.
5. Analog inputs
- For measuring voltage, temperature, or other analog signals.
- Ideal for custom solutions where you need additional data from external sensors.
6. Ethernet and Wi‑Fi
- Ethernet for a stable network connection.
- Wi‑Fi via USB dongle for wireless connectivity.
7. HDMI and display connection
- HDMI output for an external display.
- Supports the Victron Touch 50 display for direct control.
8. VRM Portal
- All these connections make it possible to connect the Cerbo GX to Victron Remote Management (VRM) for remote monitoring and control.