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2x Multiplus on 3phase grid, ESS

I have a customer who has a Multiplus 2 5000 gx with em24 (rs485).
Only the AC IN was connected, he has a 48V BYD premium 12.0 battery
The customer charges and discharges the battery with an external solar inverter connected to the home.

Everything has been inspected and works fine, but now a month later
He wants to be able to charge and discharge the battery faster and wants more battery capacity.

can I install a 2nd multiplus on phase 2 and mount 1 additional 4kWh module on its existing BYD battery?
so the system has double the charging and unloading capacity.
In Belgium you are not allowed to send more than 5000W on 1 phase
so a 2nd inverter parallel on phase 1 is not allowed.
Customer has 3 phases. (3 phase + zero)

should that be a Multiplus-II or Multiplus-II GX?

ESS
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larsea-dk avatar image larsea-dk commented ·

@KallenR Did you succeed with this and could you please do a short how to? I can't find the setup in the documentation from Victron, since this is mostly based on 3phase systems or 1 phase MP on 3 phase system.

Thanks in advance :-)

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kallenr answered ·

@mvader (Victron Energy) kunt u mij helpen?

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Alexandra answered ·

@KallenR

I think with your set up we will need more clarification to help you.

I understand you have three phase supply.

On the original setup one on L1 and one on L2?

And now you want to add another unit parallel on L2? Obviously increasing battery to suit.

Are you running ess?

You only need one GX in a system.

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gskalle answered ·

I think kallenr has a 3phase grid with actual only one inverter on L1.

And he want to add a second inverter on L2. In summary: one inverter on L1, one inverter on L2 an no inverter on L3.


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shaneyake avatar image shaneyake commented ·

This is fine, you can do that.
Install a Multiplus-II not the GX version.

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kallenr answered ·

@gskalle , indeed, that's exactly what I want to achieve.
@shaneyake are you sure about this?
how do i set up the system?
like a 2 phase system?
the supplier told me that this was not possible because a 2 phase Victron system is 180 degrees between the phases, my power supply is 3 phase and 120 degrees apart.

is there no problem with the setting "Total of all phases" ?
if i use 3000 watts on phase 3 in the house (with full batteries)
is the system going to send 1500 Watt to the grid via F1 and olso 1500 Watt via F2? (grid setpoint 0W)

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shaneyake avatar image shaneyake commented ·

Here are the options for Victron systems.
What you want is Dual Phase 120.

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if you have Total of all phases enabled and you use 3000W on phase 3 it should export 1500W on 1 and 2 so that the meter reads 0W. This can be changed to individual phases if you want. I haven't tested this but if it doesn't work then you can do this in software. This does required 3 phase meter if you don't already have one.

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