Hi, I’m looking to replace my Magnum Energy ME-3112 for a couple of reasons. First, it is no longer supported. Second, I now have solar and would like to prioritize solar over grid energy and save a few $$. Third is for remote monitoring and configuration. My question is this. Since I’m only using one 120v input and and one 120v output on my ME-3112 so will this be a pretty simple plug and play replacement? There are limited appliances and sockets (load), my house battery bank is 6 x 100ah LiFePO4 batteries. Shore power comes in at 240v 50 amps but is split on the way in into 2 x 120v. Looking forward to some feedback on this. Thanks, Brad
Really easy to do that with Victron equipment.
points to consider:
upgrade to 24V house if power is 3kW or over - better efficiency, lower cost of inverter.
Add a smart shunt for more precise house bank monitoring.
Lots of examples about.
Thanks for the info.
The batteries are directly wired to the 12v side of the house so switching to 24v would complicate the project.
Is there anything I need to watch out for in the current configuration that would compromise the replacement with the multi plus? My 240 volt comes in and then gets split. I believe that the 120 volts will still be sent to the inverter however I’m not sure if the inverter is passing the 120 volt through when on shore power or if my rotary switch is just switching over those circuits. I got to believe that it’s passing through but not positive.