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Skegeej

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I’m setting up my system in a shed in my yard. I have a 3000W inverter by xwjne and 2 100ah batteries connected in parallel. I connected everything except the panels and the controller serms to connect fine. However my inverter continues to beep and the fault light is in. Inverter is connected to battery with 1/0 cable via a fuse. Manual does tell me anything. Anyone gave any idea what is causing this?

THANKS IN ADVANCE.
 

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It's me or only the positive is connected in parallel.
From picture, it look like the inverter ground is connected on a different battery than the charge controller.
Are both batteries actually connected in parallel and charged +-equal?
 
It's me or only the positive is connected in parallel.
From picture, it look like the inverter ground is connected on a different battery than the charge controller.
Are both batteries actually connected in parallel and charged +-equal?
 

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Here is the battery setup. The inverter and controller are both connected to the left battery. Should they be separated?
 
So now the F04 error is gone and now getting F05 which I think is a ground fault. However it does show me a place to connect the grounding wire given. I know the picture below isn’t correct but I’m going to try changing to neutral.
 

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It can take up to 48v but it is currently registering 12v. Which is correct.

This is completely wrong. Inverters only take ONE input voltage. That inverter model might be available in different input voltages, but it is expecting a single battery voltage.

12V OR
24V OR
48V

It will not accept more than one of the above. Period.

Please answer @Supervstech 's question.
 
This is completely wrong. Inverters only take ONE input voltage. That inverter model might be available in different input voltages, but it is expecting a single battery voltage.

12V OR
24V OR
48V

It will not accept more than one of the above. Period.

Please answer @Supervstech 's question.
It’s a 12v
 
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