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Is it possible to put 230v via a switch directly between transformer output and multiplus input

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I would like to use an isolation transformer to convert from 120v to 230v.

Is it possible to put 230v via a switch directly between transformer output and multiplus input like in the picture?

What if 120v is connected on the 230v output side because the switch position is wrong. Will the transformer and the Multiplus switch off or will there be damage?

Exactly the same question what happens if the input voltage is bridged differently than actually present?

This is unfortunately not described in the manual

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Mike Dorsett answered ·

No, you would need to ISOLATE the inverter when switching directly to the transformer output. Why would you want to do that anyway?

you could leave the input wired to the transformer, and then use the switch to switch the load between the transformer and the inverter output to achieve this.

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