Mastervolt APC remote control - 230 V

The APC Mastervolt remote control unit (230 V) is a control unit designed to integrate with Mastervolt Mass Combi Pro and Ultra inverter/charger systems. It allows management of AC power and provides detailed information about the electrical installation of your boat or vehicle.

The APC panel displays several essential pieces of information regarding AC power:

Actual AC power consumption. AC voltage. The fuse value for the connection to the grid or generator. Current usage as a percentage of available AC power.

The APC remote display shows AC consumption as a percentage of available power. For example, if the Power Sharing value is set to 10A (equivalent to 2200W at 220V) and you are using 1100W (5A), the AC-load gauge will show 50% load.

The Power Sharing function allows you to set the input current limit. This setting is designed to prevent overloads and avoid tripping the external AC fuse, which is particularly useful when using limited power sources such as a dock or a generator.

The 'Power Sharing disabled' option is not represented by any LED on the Power Sharing/Generator-mains Support gauge. If no LED is lit for this function, it indicates that it is disabled.

An AC-load gauge reading of 50% means you are using half of the available AC power, based on the input current limit you set via the Power Sharing function. For example, if the limit is 10A (2200W), 50% represents 1100W of consumption.

Yes, this specific version of the APC remote control unit is designed for systems operating at 230 V.

The APC remote control unit acts as a monitoring and management hub for AC power. It allows you to view the power status and adjust key parameters such as input current limit, optimizing energy use and protecting the system from overloads.

The APC remote control unit can monitor power from various AC sources, including shore power (dock) and generators.

Yes, thanks to its Power Sharing function, the APC controller allows you to set an input current limit. This helps prevent overloads and avoids tripping the external AC fuse, protecting your installation.

The APC remote control (230 V) is specifically designed to integrate and operate with Mastervolt Mass Combi Pro and Mastervolt Mass Combi Ultra inverter/charger systems.

No, the APC remote control is specifically designed for Mastervolt Mass Combi Pro and Ultra inverter/charger systems. Compatibility with other brands is not indicated.

To enable the Power Sharing function (also called Power Support), DIP switch A3 must be set to the "ON" position.

To adjust the Power Sharing / Power Support level, follow these steps:

Hold the "Set" button until the Power Sharing indicator starts flashing. Once it flashes, you can adjust the value as needed.

If the AC-input LED flashes slowly and the Failure LED flashes slowly, this indicates that the external AC voltage or frequency is out of range (e.g., U<180V or U>253V, f<45Hz or f>55Hz). In this case, there is no transfer from the shore power input to the charger, and the Short break output is activated.

If the AC-input LED is off, it means there is no external AC present. Check your connection to the AC power source.

If the AC-input LED is lit, and the Failure and 100% LEDs are flashing rapidly, this indicates that the AC input is overloaded. You must reduce the load connected to your system.

A slow blinking of the AC-input LED (with no other Failure LED) means that external AC power is available but not being passed to the charger and Short break output. This can be caused by an incoming AC voltage being tested before transmission or by the Power support function being activated.

If the 'Failure' light is continuously lit (not flashing), this indicates a converter error. Consult your Mass Combi manual for more specific troubleshooting instructions.

Yes, if the Failure and 100% LEDs are flashing rapidly and the AC-input LED is off, this means the inverter is in overload and will shut down if the load is not reduced. It is crucial to decrease consumption to protect the device.