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Multiplus-II 48/10000 instead of Quattro 48/10000 -- lower idle power

After concerns about high zero-power consumption with the Quattro 48/10000 (up to 100W reported compared to 60W in datasheet) I see there is a new Multiplus-II 48/10000 announced which claims 38W. Let's hope the data sheet is accurate this time, then I can stop having to consider a second low-power inverter for when high-power loads aren't connected... ;-)

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Phil Gavin avatar image Phil Gavin commented ·

But with the new Multi-plus II 10000 model, the documentation indicates you lose the ability to parallel units on the same phase. A red-line issue for me.

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Paul B avatar image Paul B Phil Gavin commented ·

Phil as far as I am aware you can still parallel Multiplus II units of the same model. you cant however parallel a Multiplus II with a Multiplus unit

basically the Quattro has 2 inputs the Multiplus II has one. plus other differences as per spec sheets


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