Hello, Just wondering can you help please. I have a 48 V system set up to pre heat water to my central heating rads. With only a Solar charge controller. No Inverter . The system Is working very well. Except It Doesn't stop discharging the batteries when It reaches the set cut of point. It does cut off overcharging at the set point. I have reset the parameters but still won't cut off at the discharging set point. Any Ideas. Thanks.
90 watts sounds about right. My 2 5.5kw draw that amount. Thats more than 2kw over a 24 hour period. Summer not a problem but winter its a huge draw if you living totally off grid. Only way round that is to switch off at night, it doesn't switch off totally as it goes into mmpt mode and will still accept charge from the panels. Your 13kw battery is now actually a 11kw. Running the whole house on DC with dc converters for phones laptop etc and smaller inveters for fridge washing machine and TV which you can turn off when not in use
Arkadaşım dilinizi iyi bilmiyorum fakat anladığım kadarıyla inverterin fan sesinin çok fazla çıkmasından şikayetçisiniz. Buna benzer sorun benim 24volt inverterimde vardı. Fan’ın kablosuna gerilim düşürücü regülatör bağladım ve artık yarı hızda çalışıyor. Hem soğutmaya devam ediyor hem de çok az ses çıkıyor. Ürünün garantisi bittikten sonra bunu yapmanızı tavsiye ederim. Yada ben garantiyi bekleyemem derseniz şimdide yapabilirsiniz😊
Thier is something wrong with um, hot air should be pushed out the top, not pulled out threw the bottom, guessing they wanted to make cleaning fillers easyer, might be a case of a scoop outa the bottom, keepin it off the csbles and a bit of rectangler ducting, from the ground to filter, cause she does get wham, in my plastic shed
@@HenryOwens-py3ur that's a good point as the fans seem to suck air in at the bottom blowing it upwards making the filter position pointless. Will have to test this...
@ourkilkennyhomestead2006 So your s is doing it right, just the filters are on top too, diffently doing a scoop or pipe out from underneath when i get five minutes. Started a 12v solar array tilting north too south 10 degrees to 45 degrees with a 1 meter m12 threaded bar ! it isnt going to hold 2x23 kgs pannels plus wet wood, but over hung them 500mm from the hinge, thinking a bucket of sand or bag as a counter balance, So adjusting it with a drill when wind picks up ?supporting legs under threaded bar, then tighten down with threaded bar no legs ! alot of work just for 2x415w pannels and 40a mppt so 520w into the battery, but this weather, need every amp
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Hello, Just wondering can you help please. I have a 48 V system set up to pre heat water to my central heating rads. With only a Solar charge controller. No Inverter . The system Is working very well. Except It Doesn't stop discharging the batteries when It reaches the set cut of point. It does cut off overcharging at the set point. I have reset the parameters but still won't cut off at the discharging set point. Any Ideas. Thanks.
90 watts sounds about right. My 2 5.5kw draw that amount. Thats more than 2kw over a 24 hour period. Summer not a problem but winter its a huge draw if you living totally off grid. Only way round that is to switch off at night, it doesn't switch off totally as it goes into mmpt mode and will still accept charge from the panels. Your 13kw battery is now actually a 11kw. Running the whole house on DC with dc converters for phones laptop etc and smaller inveters for fridge washing machine and TV which you can turn off when not in use
Arkadaşım dilinizi iyi bilmiyorum fakat anladığım kadarıyla inverterin fan sesinin çok fazla çıkmasından şikayetçisiniz. Buna benzer sorun benim 24volt inverterimde vardı. Fan’ın kablosuna gerilim düşürücü regülatör bağladım ve artık yarı hızda çalışıyor. Hem soğutmaya devam ediyor hem de çok az ses çıkıyor. Ürünün garantisi bittikten sonra bunu yapmanızı tavsiye ederim. Yada ben garantiyi bekleyemem derseniz şimdide yapabilirsiniz😊
Appreciate the info. Im looking at a 48v upgrade myself and good to know its not all plain sailing.
Thier is something wrong with um, hot air should be pushed out the top, not pulled out threw the bottom, guessing they wanted to make cleaning fillers easyer, might be a case of a scoop outa the bottom, keepin it off the csbles and a bit of rectangler ducting, from the ground to filter, cause she does get wham, in my plastic shed
@@HenryOwens-py3ur that's a good point as the fans seem to suck air in at the bottom blowing it upwards making the filter position pointless. Will have to test this...
@ourkilkennyhomestead2006 So your s is doing it right, just the filters are on top too, diffently doing a scoop or pipe out from underneath when i get five minutes. Started a 12v solar array tilting north too south 10 degrees to 45 degrees with a 1 meter m12 threaded bar ! it isnt going to hold 2x23 kgs pannels plus wet wood, but over hung them 500mm from the hinge, thinking a bucket of sand or bag as a counter balance, So adjusting it with a drill when wind picks up ?supporting legs under threaded bar, then tighten down with threaded bar no legs ! alot of work just for 2x415w pannels and 40a mppt so 520w into the battery, but this weather, need every amp