Victron Energy MultiPlus 24/3000/70-50 120V VE.Bus | UL Certified | PMP242301102
Description
The MultiPlus, as the name suggests, is a combined inverter and charger in one sleek package. Its many features include a true sine wave inverter, adaptive charging, PowerAssist hybrid technology, as well as multiple system integration functions.
Model
3000VA
The MultiPlus will prevent overloading of a limited source of AC power, such as a generator or shore power connection. First, the battery charge will be reduced automatically when an overcharge occurs. The second level boosts the power of a generator or shore power with energy drawn from the battery.
In the event of a grid failure or an outage of the shore or generator current, the Multi's inverter is automatically activated and takes over the supply of the connected loads. It happens so quickly (less than 20 milliseconds) that computers and other electronic equipment continue to operate without interruption.
Delivery
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The MultiPlus, as the name suggests, is a combined inverter and charger in one sleek package. Its many features include a true sine wave inverter, adaptive charging, PowerAssist hybrid technology, as well as multiple system integration functions.
Model
3000VA
The MultiPlus will prevent overloading of a limited source of AC power, such as a generator or shore power connection. First, the battery charge will be reduced automatically when an overcharge occurs. The second level boosts the power of a generator or shore power with energy drawn from the battery.
In the event of a grid failure or an outage of the shore or generator current, the Multi's inverter is automatically activated and takes over the supply of the connected loads. It happens so quickly (less than 20 milliseconds) that computers and other electronic equipment continue to operate without interruption.