I do, it was working properly with the FLA before. The SOC corrected itself in the right direction today, not sure how but it is only a 20% difference now. Still confused why the BMS on the EG4's are going into OV protection, I have not observed any voltage over 57.5V.
I have been running my EG4LL's in open loop for 3 year now but would love to run them in closed loop. I did a deep dive when I first installed them and seemed it wasn't possible. Can you explain how to download battery protocol and run in closed loop?
Thanks for the reply, all my charge values are pretty much at the minimum allowed. Here are what I have my values set at
BatrChrgCurMax 1000A
AptTmBoost 60min
AptTmFul 60Min
CycTmFul 30Days
CycTmEqu 180days
ChrgVtgBoost 2.26V
ChrgVtgFul 2.3V
ChrgVtgEqu 2.3V
ChrgVtgFlo 2.2V
BatChrgVtgMan 54.5V...
I have got my system working now. I had to put the SI battery settings as a 46V system instead of 48V. I haven't had a trip on the BMS sense and the SOC finally is close to the same on BMS and SI. The BMS SOC drops faster than the SI SOC which is better than the otter way around. As for...
Thanks for all the ideas!
My BatrChrgCurMax is set at 1000A, each EG4ll is rated at 100A, I have 12 so that would be 1200A max I set it slightly lower. I doubt that limit has been approached, haven't run any big loads and charging doesn't put out that much.
My thought is that it is the AC...
So I've been trying to get closed loop com to work with my eg4-ll v1 48v battery pack and sma inverter. From digging through threads I have found no solution. I haven't heard anyone pitch this solution though. What if I bought a lifepower4 unit with com hub, which says it supports closed loop...
Hi,
I recently replaced my old lead acid batteries with new signature solar eg4ll batteries.
System specs
Two Sunny boys AC coupled with Two Sunny islands
10,000W PV running two the sunny boys
1 outback flexmax80 with 3000W PV
12 (48V) signature Solar EG4ll LFP Batteries (60KW)(1200AHr)...
I have had my setup working for the last 5 months or so. Its not perfect but it is functional. had to set it as a 46V system instead of 48V. The main problem is the SOC doesn't match up. The Battery BMS SOC drops faster than the SMA so I don't the system shutting off when there's still juice left.
That's amazing, that's the first response I've gotten that says closed loop is possible with SMA. Is this a recent occurrence?
I have ordered a DTECH cable from amazon as some people have said is the correct cable...