Current Connected sent me their new 10kVA kit to install which includes the new Multiplus-II 5kVA inverters. We're gonna take a look at what all comes in the kit and get the inverters hung up in preparation for wiring everything up. This will be part one of our installation series of the Multiplus-II inverters.
Once we get everything installed, we'll put the inverters through their paces just like we did with the EG4 6500s. We will even see if these inverters have some of the same issues that the 6500s did.
Links to the parts & pieces in the video (affiliate links)
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Victron 48V MultiPlus-II 5kVA 120V Inverter
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10kVA 120/240v Base Multiplus-2 System
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Victron MPPT RS 450V/100A SmartSolar Charge Controller
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If you're looking for any solar products, take a look at Current Connected's website. They're very helpful and responsive.
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A great explanation for the difference between Watts and VA: [ Ссылка ]
For more information, please check out my website with links to all the components, materials and products I have used in developing my off-grid solar system: [ Ссылка ]
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Chapters
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0:00 Intro
1:32 Unboxing MultiPlus-II
4:22 Close Up Look
12:34 10kVA Kit Accessories
17:22 It's So Quiet...
17:29 Prepping & Hanging Units on the Wall
22:53 Spec Review
33:57 Final Thoughts & Wrap Up
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Please remember, I'm just a DIYer like you. Don't take what I'm doing as gospel truth, it's just how I'm doing things. If you're unsure of how to do something, look into hiring a professional or at least consult with a professional to determine the correct way to do things.
