Przełącznik automatyczny Mass Systemswitch 16 kW (230 V)

The Mass Systemswitch is the decision-making core of your AC electrical installation. It automatically and safely manages the switching between three power sources (generator, shore power, inverter) to distribute them to four specific outputs, thus preventing any risk of short-circuit.

The device has three inputs rated for different power requirements:

Generator: 63 AShore power inlet: 40 AInverter: 25 A

The system always gives absolute priority to the generator. If it is not active, priority automatically switches to the shore power network. If neither of these two main sources is available, power switches to the inverter.

The switch intelligently distributes power via four outputs:

Inverter only (no-break): powered solely by the inverter. Short break (25 A): switches between the 3 sources. Power output (40 A): powered by the shore power or generator. Generator only (63 A): powered exclusively by the generator.

The "Load on Inverter" mode forces the "Short break" output to be powered by the inverter even if shore power or the generator is available. This is a useful function to avoid overloading the generator or tripping a low-amp shore power outlet.

Yes, it includes an adjustable start delay of 0 to 10 seconds to protect the generator. Additionally, it continuously monitors the voltage and frequency of the generator set. Power is only transferred to your devices once these parameters are perfectly stable.

Switching time is extremely fast, between 12 and 22 milliseconds for startup, and 4 to 19 ms for shutdown. On the dedicated "Inverter only" output, there is no interruption, ensuring perfect continuity for sensitive equipment.

No, its consumption is very low. It consumes about 33 W when all AC inputs are active. If only the inverter is used, consumption drops to less than 1 W, preserving your batteries.

The housing has an IP23 protection rating. It is protected against water spray up to 60° from the vertical, but it is not fully waterproof. It must be installed in a dry location, protected from direct rain and excessive moisture.

The unit measures 340 x 261 x 144 mm (Height x Width x Depth) and weighs 5 kg. This compact format facilitates integration into technical spaces aboard boats.

For AC power wiring, it is recommended to use cables with a cross-section between 0.5 and 10 mm² (AWG 20-7). For remote control connections, a cross-section of 0.14 to 2.5 mm² (AWG 26-13) is sufficient.

Yes, the Mass Systemswitch does not include built-in circuit breakers as standard. It is essential to install appropriate circuit breakers in your distribution panel to protect each output circuit.

No, this device does not include ground fault protection (RCD). You must install appropriate residual current circuit breakers (RCCBs) in your overall electrical system to ensure personal safety on board.

Yes, it is fully compatible with the MasterBus communication protocol. This allows seamless integration with other Mastervolt equipment, offering centralized monitoring on a single screen and the ability to program automated events.

Absolutely. You can connect a Mastervolt remote control panel or use the MasterBus interface to monitor the status of power sources and manually or automatically activate advanced functions.

No, this specific model is designed for a nominal input voltage of 230 V (50/60 Hz) with a tolerance range of 200 to 250 V. It is not compatible with American 110/120 V electrical networks.

The "Inverter only" output (without interruption) is ideal for critical and micro-interruption-sensitive equipment. It is recommended to connect your computers, servers, or electronic navigation equipment to it.

The "Generator only" output (capable of supporting up to 63 A) is reserved for high-energy consumers that require the generator’s power to operate. This includes, for example, a watermaker, heavy-duty air conditioning system, or electric cooktops.

Yes, although it is optimized for the Mastervolt ecosystem (particularly for retrieving data via MasterBus), the switching of standard AC inputs (230 V) will operate autonomously with inverters or generators from other brands, provided the power ratings comply with the device's limits.