Hello everyone. I have a 3-phase system with 6x MultiPlus-II 5000VA (2 units in parallel per phase) running on firmware v560, with a Cerbo GX, Batrium BMS, and a 20kW Fronius on AC Out 1.
I am looking for a configuration that allows me to replace a hardware solution I am currently testing. I have frequent grid drops caused by grid overvoltage during very sunny days. These outages are usually short, and I want all my loads on AC Out 2 to be covered by the battery during these brief moments. If the outage lasts longer than 30 minutes, I manually or automatically disconnect them to switch to a generator via an ATS, but that’s a separate logic I handle in Node-RED.
Right now, to make this work, I am testing a single 6-pole relay with isolated contacts triggered by the Cerbo’s Relay 1. I went with this hardware setup specifically to avoid putting the AUX inputs in direct contact with each other. I felt it was a necessary precaution to keep the Cerbo isolated from the AUX ports and to ensure the AUX inputs of all 6 units stay electrically separated from one another to avoid any interference or potential issues. This relay closes the AUX 1 input on all 6 MultiPlus units at the exact same time to ensure they all toggle their AC Out 2 relays simultaneously and avoid any sync errors.
I would really like to get rid of this physical relay and all the extra wiring by using a software-only solution. I tried wiring the Cerbo relay only to the Master L1 AUX input, hoping to use the General Flag to sync the other 5 units. While I can select “Use General Flag” as a relay in the Programmable Relay (012C) assistant, the “General Flag” option is completely missing from the “Switch Conditions” list in that same assistant. I do see another assistant called “General flag user (013F)” in my list, but I am not familiar with it and I’m not sure if it’s what I need.
Is there anyone out there who knows this approach and could help me set up the assistants on this v560 firmware? I want to make sure the digital flag is stable enough for these 6 units to prevent any “Relay Test” errors (Error 8/11) without needing the physical 6-pole contactor.
