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what kind of temperature is used in datasheets?

in the Multiplus II datasheet I read that for Multiplus II 48/3000/35-32 the Cont. output power at 25°C is 2400 W. Where is the 25°C measured? Inside the Multiplus, or ambient temperature at the fan input?

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@JPika

Ambient. See note 4 on the tech data. FYI this is a standard for electronics rating. White paper here

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1.relating to the immediate surroundings of something.

"the liquid is stored at below ambient temperature

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@Alexandra Thank you, I checked the paper and I understand that this is really an ambient temperature. What I can't figure out is that once tha battery reaches a 100 SoC and the Multipluses start producing alternate curent for the overflow to the grid (almost no consumption in the house), the multipluses do not produce a steady output but start interrupting. See the graph. (I have 3 of them, 3000 VA, cerbo, 10 kWh pylontech batery, Energy Meter ET340)


Interrupted power flow after reaching the 100 SoC:

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Thr flow to the grid is very unsteady, plus the Blue Multiplus works hard while the others much less. The work is not distributed evenly.

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