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Wow... thanks for all the information!! I've done a bit more poking around and I think I've identified the issue... ME! You were correct with focusing in on the battery/cables/etc., since the behavior appeared to be lack of current somehow triggering the switch to grid even though the battery...

Please see my reply above to Zwy. Thanks! - TM

Checked filters... actually pretty clean. Only the slightest hint of dust on them. I did follow spacing requirements when mounting, however they are hung directly to the cement board behind them so there's only a slim gap behind. Checked for voltage sag when powering the water heater. Initial...

Okay, I just confirmed. Overload bypass is disabled. Thanks for the suggestion! - TM

Yes, now that the weather has cooled down somewhat, they seem happier. With the amount of heat these things give off, it didn't make sense having them in an air conditioned space. If I have some excess watts, maybe a small efficient wall unit next summer if needed. (seems so counter productive)...

I'm a bit confused by the behavior of my split-phase configured pair of LV-6548s. They are a couple years old and have only be put into service a few months ago, adding solar panels and battery capacity as I go. These units are used as off-grid in my home and have A/C grid available when solar...

I've also experienced some quirky behavior with my split phase LV6548s (2 years old but put into service a few months ago) with this setting. I kept seeing 2 amps charging on my batteries when option 16 was set to solar only. I kept re-setting it to get the option to stick but never could...