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Victron Multiplus 2 - bridging the neutral conductor

Hello everybody,

I'm planning a PV system with storage for a buddy and I've run into a problem ...

Specification:
-Two-family house, two counters
-Common batteries
-Two Multiplus 2 500/70, one for each apartment
-Fronius SYMO 5kVA
-CEEE socket in the garage
-ESS, zero feed

So there is no problem with the independent power distribution to the apartments, but there is a problem with the CEEE socket. Here I would have to bridge N conductors from multiplus input and output.

Is it allowed?

I don't understand why the input and output are separated from N (?)

To understand my problem, I am adding the scheme I have planned so far. There is a mistake. Apartment 2 gets L2 instead of L1 from Fronius. And CEEE doesn't get an L2 from Fronius.



Greetings,
Bartek.

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wkirby answered ·

You should not do this.
When the backfeed relay inside the MultiPlus is open, then its Neutral contact will be bypassed and then with the Neutral - Earth relay closed, there will be two MEN connections, which is not allowed in any district that I know of.

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