Hi everyone,
I “heard” that Victron is developing an upgraded version of the Multiplus 2. I hope that this will use the Multi RS technology without the MPPT part and has all the features of the Multiplus. The versions suppose to be the 4500 and 6500 I believe which indicates their VA capacity.
Anyone knows more about a release date? Or the possibility of a pre-order, a really want to build my new system with an upgraded version of the Multiplus 2.
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I would be surprised at a son of multiplus, considering the other (high voltage) projects we are aware of and the ongoing work on the RS.
I think someone gave you the wrong end of the stick.
@Ruurd were you referring to these:
https://www.victronenergy.com/upload/documents/Datasheet-MultiPlus-II-inverter-charger-4k5-6k5-EN.pdf ?
Ah yes, that might actually be the one. It mentions “new models” added to the range. I will explore a bit more. Thanks for sharing 
It’s a MultiPlus not Multi RS so they will have the “classic” design with big/heavy transformers.
Ok, no problem for me and maybe the transformers will actually also have a benefit when it comes to inductive loads damping etc.
It seems that the new RS though, without the transformer, is a great improvement and you would expect that they would “upgrade” the multiplus with the same technology which would make it lighter, more efficient en silent.
Not sure if thats coming or not
Both systems have pros and cons.
I don’t think that the normal MultiPlus line will be replaced by the RS line in the near future.
Great! The Datasheet is out. That fuels my hope they will maybe certify the new models in time for my project this winter. I really hope for the 6k5 to be allowed in austria.
Are these models already for sale? Is there also a way to see for which regions they are certified for? I’m also considering the 6k5 for the upcoming project (Netherlands)
See first answer from Nick.
For availability you should ask your local Victron distributor.