Multi RS

Mode: Tap the box on the right to change the operating mode of the Multi RS.

Output frequency: Set the nominal output frequency that the Multi RS will produce. Choose between 50Hz or 60Hz.

AC input type: Select the type of AC source that will be connected to the AC input of the Multi RS. Choose between "Grid," "Generator," or "Shore power." If there is no AC input, then you can choose "Not available."

These settings are only used to change the input type on the VRM dashboard, they don't change the functionality of the Multi RS.The icon and text will change accordingly. VRM will then be able to record the relevant energy source being used, and the corresponding graphs will show energy used from generator, or from grid, for example.

Choosing "Shore power" will display the input current limit on the VRM dashboard.

Moderate generator load changes: When enabled, sudden changes in the load on the AC output will be initially supplied by the battery. The load on the generator will then be increased more gradually, allowing it time to regulate its engine power.

Energy meter support: If you have an energy meter in the system, then you should enable this option.

AC current limit at energy meter: This field will only be visible if "Energy meter support" is enabled. Adjust the current limit at the point that the energy meter is installed.

Current limit at AC input: Adjust the current limit at the AC input of the Multi RS.

Current limit overruled by remote: Enable this option to allow the current limit to be adjusted remotely. For example, a GX device can be used to adjust the current limit remotely.

It is not possible to remotely set the current limit any higher than the level defined here.

On: The Multi RS will be on and fully functional. This is the default mode of operation.

Off: The Multi RS will be switched off even if the physical switch is on.

Charger only: This means that the inverter will be disabled and therefore the battery will not be discharged. Charging will be supplied by the AC input. If AC input is available, it will be transferred through to the AC output.

Inverter only: In this mode, the AC input will be disconnected by the internal input relays. The inverter will provide AC to the output. Charging will not be possible from AC, but charging from solar will be possible.

Pass through: AC at the input is transferred directly to the AC output. The inverter and the charger will be inactive. If AC input becomes unavailable then there will be no AC at the output either.