LIFEPOWER4 and EG4LL 48v packs work with anything we've tried so far

[Mahendra Gomanie]

so i was looking at the outback radian test you guys did.
You do relise that you turned on only half of the the radian right? Which is 4000w

 

[Solar Guy Richard]

so i was looking at the outback radian test you guys did.
You do relise that you turned on only half of the the radian right? Which is 4000w

Yes sir. We can happily connect 2 more batteries and show it working with all 4. Would you like us to take another video of that? We were simply showing that the radian WILL start with the LifePower4 batteries.

 

[Mr-Sandman]

@RichardfromSignatureSolar @Signature Solar you guys ever confirm your firmware version on your Schneider XW PRO 6848 used for your testing by logging into it?

 

[Solar Guy Richard]

@RichardfromSignatureSolar @Signature Solar you guys ever confirm your firmware version on your Schneider XW PRO 6848 used for your testing by logging into it?

v1.11_BN0049 which I believe is the most recent version of the firmware. Correct me if I am wrong.

 

[Mr-Sandman]

v1.11_BN0049 which I believe is the most recent version of the firmware. Correct me if I am wrong.

That's the latest. So one more thing verified as not the issue.

 

[LithiumCanuck]

with any paralleled batteries:

1: turn on ALL batteries
2: turn on your inverters after

This brings me to a question I’ve been asking to myself… (sorry, I don’t want to highjack this thread)

Since my (Samlex) inverter is only powered up by batteries, not solar panels, turning on the inverter first makes no sense (for my installation). Between the cells and the inverter, I have a rotary switch, 125A circuit breakers and the switches on the EG4-LL batteries… In what order should I do it? (Finishing with the power button on my inverter)…

 

[Koldsimer]

This brings me to a question I’ve been asking to myself… (sorry, I don’t want to highjack this thread)

Since my (Samlex) inverter is only powered up by batteries, not solar panels, turning on the inverter first makes no sense (for my installation). Between the cells and the inverter, I have a rotary switch, 125A circuit breakers and the switches on the EG4-LL batteries… In what order should I do it? (Finishing with the power button on my inverter)…

Same thing with my xw. James advice doesn't make sense. How would the inverter be able to take advantage of the pre-charge function if you turn on all the batteries first and the inverter last?

 

[houseofancients]

Same thing with my xw. James advice doesn't make sense. How would the inverter be able to take advantage of the pre-charge function if you turn on all the batteries first and the inverter last?

because pre charging takes place before inverters are pulling any load ?