sunshine_eggo
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You sure? A minute ago, it could take any voltage up to 48V. Personally, I need some kind of proof.
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You sure? A minute ago, it could take any voltage up to 48V. Personally, I need some kind of proof.
Can you take a picture of the inverter specs?
They can be confusing at times.
If it is looking for 24 and seeing 12, it will respond like it is doing.
They can be confusing at times.
If it is looking for 24 and seeing 12, it will respond like it is doing.
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That was because I was misunderstood the listing on Amazon as you said. It is a 12V
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Does the inverter beep or show error code if you have no wires/no AC plugs connected to the inverter AC outputs except the positive and negative wires to DC input to the inverter from battery?
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Yeah, good point @Bud Martin
My Inverter do bip if I plug a fridge before turning it on. So I have my house breaker all set to OFF when I turn on the inverter. Then after about 5-10sec, when the voltage display stabilized on the inverter, I turn all my house breaker ON.
My Inverter do bip if I plug a fridge before turning it on. So I have my house breaker all set to OFF when I turn on the inverter. Then after about 5-10sec, when the voltage display stabilized on the inverter, I turn all my house breaker ON.
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Do you have a voltmeter? What Voltage is the battery when the alarms are beeping?
The inverter beeps and give F05/F04 errors. When I have ground connected to nuetral it show F05 and when it’s not connected I get F04.
So I thought that was the issue so when I disconnected the wires from the inverter output it beeps and the volts go up to 222 and back to 221 and then shows F05 error. Does that mean it’s getting too much power?
It’s at 14v when I turn on inverter.
sunshine_eggo
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When you disconnect all output wires as indicated below:
with only the DC input connected, does the inverter present a fault?
with only the DC input connected, does the inverter present a fault?
Yes it gives me F04? What does that indicate?
sunshine_eggo
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Essentially, if your input voltage is >12VDC, you have absolutely nothing connected to the output, I can only conclude your inverter is defective.
Is there anything odd on the DC side? Is your DC (-) grounded in any way?
Is there anything odd on the DC side? Is your DC (-) grounded in any way?
I don’t have anything connected to the DC side.
The white code that was connected was just to lights and outlets. They haven’t been grounded. I wanted to see if I could get this thing to work. I also thought the grounding wire they provided would do that. Is my thinking incorrect?
I was thinking it was bad too but didn’t want to jump and order another and have the same issue.
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The spec of this inverter is 120VAC output, correct, as marked on the box? So the AC Volt meter on the inverter shows 222VAC?
It should not have any error at all if there is nothing connected to any of the AC outlet, it should come on and stay on and put out correct AC output.
Look at it this way, if you do not need to use the AC output terminal and just want to use the two AC outlet, the unit should not care if you have nothing connected to the AC output terminals, some of these units are not made to have Neutral and Ground tied together.
Do you have the link to the user manual or where you buy this unit from?
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Can you provide the link to AMZ? I cannot read the make and model from the pictures.