Using two MultiPlus Inverters to "combine" two AC sources -- No battery. Possible?

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pym asked Jul 20, '24

Hello all,

I am trying to combine two separate AC sources (say one from grid, one from generator) into one AC output.

I'm planning on using two "MultiPlus 2000VA 48-Volt" inverters to do this "combining", while also providing redundant combined output.

My question is, can I achieve this without connecting a battery to the inverters?

multiple inverters

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Answer 1 · 2024-07-20T05:10:17Z

Duivert NL answered · Jul 20 at 05:10 AM

No, they are designed to work from battery

Also there is no possibilty to sync them

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