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The ‘Inverter Frequency’ setting on your MultiPlus-II 230V refers to the frequency of the alternating current (AC) that the inverter outputs when it is running in inverter mode, which means when it is not receiving AC input from an external source like the grid or a generator.
Here’s what you need to know about this setting:
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Output Frequency: This setting determines the cycle rate at which the inverter outputs electricity. The standard frequency is 50 Hz, which is common in Europe and many other parts of the world, while 60 Hz is standard in North America and some other regions.
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Adjustability: You have the option to adjust this setting between 50 Hz and 60 Hz to match the frequency standard of the equipment you’re powering. It’s important to match the frequency to your electrical devices’ specifications to ensure they operate correctly.
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Applicability: The inverter frequency setting comes into play when the inverter is converting DC power from the batteries to AC power in situations where there is no AC input available. This could be during a power outage or when off-grid.
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Consistency: If you are connected to a grid or generator, the MultiPlus-II will typically pass through the incoming AC frequency unchanged. However, if the AC input is lost, the inverter will switch to battery power and use this setting to determine the output frequency.
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Compatibility: Before adjusting the inverter frequency, make sure all your AC-powered devices are compatible with the selected frequency to avoid damage or malfunction.
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