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Yep I believe I am on 1.4.1 on an iPhone 11 Pro Max (no sure if larger screen makes things look different). I just checked on the Apple App Store and funnily enough 1.5.0 just got release 21h ago. Release notes talk about the DCC high temp warning so looks like it was indeed a bug.

Reasonable levels, from 10 A all the way to 50 A, see the screenshot...

Yes you can ?? Just click on the “...” at top right. USER settings I believe are a bit more limited from when compared to the old app.

yeah I actually have the BTS connected but as I said in my follow up comment after the “hard” reset it has been working fine so I think what happened was that I was playing with the current limits settings and I had at some point set it to 10A and it setting it again seems a bit flaky via the DC...

Yeah, I think USER profile might confuse things as we don't know (at from reading the manual) how that behaves on low temperatures. From the manual page 14: Another thing to check/try is whether you have the BTS (battery temp sampling sensor) plugged in or not? I've seen that if you don't...

"DC Home" app is this one: https://apps.apple.com/au/app/renogy-dc-home/id1495327014 The screenshot I attached on my reply is from that app. Works fine for my requirements.

Replying to myself here... So after a bit more testing what I found out is that just unplugging the DCC50S from the house battery wasn't enough to fully reset-it (some capacitors inside I reckon) so I plugged my multimeter on the battery power terminals and watched the voltage drop til < 1 volt...

Anyone seeing their charger stuck in “current limiting” mode as displayed on the DC Home app? I have a DCC50S hooked up to an 100aH Renogy LFP and for some reason it is stuck charging at ~60W/~4aH no matter if I use the 150W solar panels or alternator. I managed to charge up to 10aH with my...