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Yes that's the correct unit. I'm pretty sure I'm checking the right wires. I'll recheck tomorrow and make sure I read that right.

It's the Renogy's 3500W 48V Solar Inverter Charger. I'm quite new this this solar off grid stuff. So I'm not sure is that is bad or not. I don't see anything in the manual to change it

It was the solar panels 6 450w panels. It was pushing about 1600watts. I took the multimeter to the cables going from the inverter/charger to the bus bar. I tested where the cables touched the bus bar.

Ok so still having this issue. I was using a multimeter to see what voltage is going to the bus bar for all 4 batteries. 117volts is entering the busbar. Is that normal? Does it disperse that evenly or is that possibly hitting one battery? Thanks again for all the help

Do i need to mess with the dip switches if I'm not currently connected to a computer to monitor them?

Ok, had the room at 75°f. Turned the solar panels back on bringing in about 1000watts. Bottom 3 batteries started flashing red. Couple questions. The wire from the solar panels right before they go into the inverter show about 122v coming in. Once I hooked them up to the inverter and it starts...

The a red led light turns on and all the green lights shut off. So I unhooked the battery from everything turned it back on and reset the BMS by a switch on the battery. At that point the battery can discharge but if I attempted to charge it what so ever it would immediately trip the BMS again...

That is quite frustrating as I thought it would be good. I will heat the room up and see what happens. Cause if that's the only issue I'll be good with that.

I have a cable on the way to hopefully read the batteries. I literally got them 2 weeks ago roughly and did a full charge on each battery

My charge voltage is set at 56v and charging is set at just 40amps. I went to mess with the settings and lowered the inverter/charger charging amps. Yet it ended up tripping the bottom 3 batteries. It is about 35°f. In the room and batteries seem fine. They are 48v 100ah server rack batteries...

Finally got all the batteries BMS to reset. However my 2000w Honda generator continues to trip my batteries BMS for some reason. Any ideas?

All 4 batteries are at 51.9v ask for the individual cells I have no idea as I don't have a cable yet to inform me of each cell or program. As soon as I hooked up the generator to charge batteries it tripped all 4 at least the warning light started blinking, except the bottom one actually shut...

Good morning, This off grid thing can be a challenge sometimes. One of my 48v ruixu 100ah batteries BMS apparently got over charged when I hooked up my generator to charge all 4 batteries. The battery on the bottom shut down completely. The batteries state that they can charge at 50amps or...

No but I did buy a specific cable so I'll check that out! Thanks again for the help

I appreciate that, is there a program or type of unit to get that can check that out? I've seen people that have there computers set up where each cell is showing a charge and how many cycles they've went through so far. Pretty neat for aure