CombiMaster 12/2000-60 charger converter (230 V)

The CombiMaster 12/2000-60 is a compact multifunction device that combines a pure sine wave inverter (converting 12 V from your batteries to 230 V) and a 60 A smart battery charger. It also includes an ultra-fast AC transfer system to switch between shore power and batteries.

The inverter delivers a continuous power output of 2000 VA (i.e. 1600 W) at an ambient temperature of 40 °C. It can also handle power peaks up to 3000 VA for 30 seconds and 4000 VA for 5 seconds to start demanding appliances.

Yes, the CombiMaster delivers a pure sine wave at 230 V. This ensures optimal operation, without humming and without risk of damage to all your electrical devices, including sensitive ones like computers or audiovisual equipment.

The integrated charger uses a 3-step+ charging algorithm compatible with most battery technologies on the market, including:

Flooded lead-acidGelAGMLithium-ion (Li-ion)

For optimal operation and efficient charging with the 60 A current, it is recommended to use a battery bank with a total capacity between 180 and 500 Ah.

The Power Assist function prevents the breaker on the dock or your generator from tripping. If the 230 V power demand from your appliances exceeds the capacity of the external source, the inverter automatically draws the missing power from the batteries.

The Power Sharing mode allows the CombiMaster to automatically reduce the power allocated to the battery charger when the consumption of your 230 V devices increases. This ensures the external source current limit (such as a low-amp shore power outlet) is not exceeded.

Yes, the CombiMaster is natively compatible with MasterBus, CZone, and NMEA 2000 networks. This allows for easy integration with multifunction displays and centralized control systems on your boat.

The automatic AC transfer system switches in just 10 milliseconds. This transition is so fast that your electronic devices will continue to operate without any interruption or restart.

The unit must be installed in a closed, well-ventilated space, protected from rain, dust, and condensation. It is designed for vertical mounting (to comply with its IP23 protection rating) and must be securely fastened to a flat surface.

In operating mode with no connected load, power consumption is approximately 30 W. However, when energy-saving mode is activated, consumption is drastically reduced to just 10 W.

Yes, it is mandatory to install a properly sized fuse on the DC wiring, as close as possible to the battery's positive terminal. This protects your installation against short circuits, in accordance with electrical safety standards.

Yes, the CombiMaster comes with an included battery temperature sensor. The charger automatically adjusts the charging voltage based on battery heat, optimizing charge and extending the life of your battery bank.

Yes. Thanks to its network synchronization and Power Assist functions, the CombiMaster is fully compatible with generators. It smooths load demands and supplements power from the batteries if the generator is insufficient.

The device is equipped with multiple industrial-grade safety features to protect your installation. It includes protections against:

OverheatingOverloadShort circuitsOvervoltage or undervoltage

The CombiMaster is known for being extremely compact and lightweight in its category. It measures 371 x 284 x 155 mm (Height x Width x Depth) and weighs only 6.9 kg.

You can monitor and control the device via several compatible displays, such as the SmartRemote or EasyView 5 (via the MasterBus network), Touch 5 or Touch 10 (via CZone), as well as on most multifunction navigation displays via NMEA 2000.

The CombiMaster has an IP23 protection rating and its electronic boards are coated with a protective layer. It tolerates up to 95% relative humidity without condensation, but must never be exposed directly to water or spray.

In charger mode, the device delivers a maximum charging current of 60 A (at a voltage of 14.25 V) to quickly and efficiently recharge your 12 V battery bank when an AC source is available.

Basic configuration can be done very easily using the DIP switches located directly on the device. For more advanced and customized settings, you can use MasterBus or CZone interfaces via a compatible control display.