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the-doon asked

MultiPlus C12/2000/80 or 12/2000/80

Can someone tell me what the difference is between the compact and the non compact version?

MultiPlus Quattro Inverter Chargermultiplus compact
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wkirby answered ·

The physical dimensions are slightly different. Compact one is aluminium, the other one is steel.
The non compact one also comes in a 48V version.

It's difficult to gauge what differences would be important to you, so you'll have to compare the datasheets to compare parameters for your self.

MultiPlus Compact datasheet.

MultiPlus (not compact) datasheet.

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the-doon answered ·

Thank you for the reply. Looking at putting one into a caravan but couldn’t see anything different that would steer me either way. I’d like to think they both have the same quality components inside.

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the-doon answered ·

After reading the manuals for both versions I notice the the non compact version doesn’t state that’s it’s ok to mount horizontally. Can anyone confirm if this is not allowed with this model? I checked the manual for the 12/3000 and it’s has the usual comment about can mount either horizontally or vertically.

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Erik Sporns avatar image Erik Sporns commented ·
Im running the 12/1600 horizontally mounted. I checked the airflow internally first and came to the conclusion, that it _might_ be a cooling issue, if it doenst get the "draft" it would get if mounted standing.

My solution was to mount it in a way that the top and the bottom air inlets are in different air pockets, forcing air through the device.

Runs for hours under high load without getting hot, therefore i dont see a problem with that.

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the-doon avatar image the-doon Erik Sporns commented ·
Thanks for the feedback Erik.
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