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Andre asked

remote stop with connector "H" at Multiplus 3000/230-16 is inverter working?

Hello,

I want to use the remote connector "H" to

a) disable the inverter

b) stop charging


the manual says:

  1. H Connector for remote switch:

    Short left and middle terminal to switch “on”.

    Short right and middle terminal to switch to “charger only”.


what does this mean?

charger only -> ok, that is easy to understand

switch"on" -> here I am not sure. dies this switch the whole unit off or only the charging function?


I want to switch on/off the charging function and by an other switch the inverter function. Is this possible?


regards

Andre


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Stefanie (Victron Energy Staff) answered ·

Hi @Andre,

"On" means that the unit is switched to "On" mode. This effectively turns the MultiPlus on as if you normally would do with the front switch. When no AC input is available, the unit will go automatically into Inverter mode until Grid/Shore power becomes available again.

Please notice that you can only have one remote switch in your system. So it's either remote switch or digital multi control.

There is no way to switch the unit to "Inverter only" by means of a remote switch.

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Andre answered ·

for charger only mode


do I have to


a) shorten left/middle and shorten right/middle?

OR

b) open left/middle and shorten right/middle?


tx

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