Make sure you have set the charge current but ultimately, make sure you reboot. This inverter is notorious for often requiring reboots for the settings to take.I installed yesterday inverter and changed battery from lithium to lead acid because I don't have bms connection, today morning my battery was depleted and no charge at night time from grid ,it went to bypass mode, ,what iam doing wrong here, I have on battery priority in setting ,, any advice for settings.
I can give it a try. My latest firmware before this compares as below:
V14_20220907 (old)
V19_20221210
v1.4.13.B02D02 (old)
v1.4.13.B03D06
Hi , can you share your old firmware v14.., v1.4.13.B03D02, I would lkebti try it, I have B03D01
And I am liking the latest firmware.
Thanks
Are you sure the CT's are installed with the arrow pointing towards the grid/breaker ?The inverter still sending battery power to the grid when feed-in with the December firmware.
Yes, also I tested in several ways to monitor the behavior, installing the CTs in wrong direction discharge my battery at full discharge power. I will try without CTs to see what happens.Are you sure the CT's are installed with the arrow pointing towards the grid/breaker ?
Overall I say the new firmware is good. I felt it was reading ok, but it was at zero or just below. Before it would take grid and bypass it into the EPS, if needed, to maintain 50 watts/leg. Not sure if it does that now. I have monitored that one leg of the grid runs around 15 watts now that I am disconnected from grid. Instead of importing a set amount to maintain above export, it generates 20 watts putting that leg in export . After almost 10 months the power company calls saying I am back feeding the system in small amounts. The new CT ratio setting do nothing that I can see. Forced to run off grid at the moment.How is the reporting with the latest firmware. A unit that i installed reports wrong grid usage amps. I checked with clamp multimeter
That sucks.Forced to run off grid at the moment.
They have the politicians in their pocket being a regulated company. I suppose those fee's to get a net meter contract pays more then my little bit of energy.That sucks.
But what sucks even more is your utility company calling you about you injecting free energy.
I was playing with some new CT's. I find it interesting that I saw the same thing. -300 watts on one leg and a positive on the other. Not sure which firmware your running. I have the last one posted, and that is when the ct problem started. I can't let mine run for any amount of time when it starts to do this to get any other readings to compare with you. In the past I never seen the inverter try to balance the legs.I'm guessing the inverter is balancing the charges of L1 and L2 from the grid.
The Grid L1 is a negative value (-317W) for some reason.
Grid (L1: -317W 2.9A / L2: 106W/1.4A)
Inverter (L1: 230W/ 2.1A / L2: 230W / 2.1A)
Load (L1: 495W 4.7A / L2: 100W 1.3A)
Battery Discharging -380W
Purchasing 220W
Total Consumption: 600W
The system is suppose to use only battery until 80% DOD with grid available.
I have the firmware from December, I tried to change to the one with the generator enabled but there were some errors while uploading the file to the inverter and it can't do it.I was playing with some new CT's. I find it interesting that I saw the same thing. -300 watts on one leg and a positive on the other. Not sure which firmware your running. I have the last one posted, and that is when the ct problem started. I can't let mine run for any amount of time when it starts to do this to get any other readings to compare with you. In the past I never seen the inverter try to balance the legs.
It seems they are wrong, unless all the troubles we are seeing of negative feedback to grid is because of the wrong manual.I came across a video from Amensolar on You Tube indicating CT1 is on the right and CT2 is on the left regarding the same 8K hardware. This is opposite of the manual. Can anyone verify this? Thanks.
What a mess!My manuals mainly show that L2 Left, L1 Right... However, not all, lol. Here are 4 different versions:
L2/L1
L2/L1
L2/L2
L1/L2
On this parallel guide, I actually have master at "can2" and slave at "can1"