I want to mount inverters in a utility room, and use the space effectively. My idea is to construct a steel frame of suitable strength and mount the inverters back to back, as depicted below:
The inverters suck cold air in via the bottom and exhaust hot at the top, slightly angled towards where the wall would typically be. It may exhaust into the neighbour’s air outlet
Is this a workable general arrangement? I can include a separation plate to guide each inverter’s hot stream away.
(For what it’s worth, there will only be one Multi RS per frame for the initial installation. The second one on the back of each frame is for a possible parallel way into the future, if the Multi RS ever supports parallel and I need the extra power)
I’ve never seen it done that way, but I don’t see why it wouldn’t work. As long as you have enough clear space and ventilation. These inverters are heavy so the supporting frame would need to be quite strong.
