As others have said, it is an LG problem. I did the field test here for Schneider and LG on the 48vdc battery. I got to look at the 400v resu 10H and it was worse than the 48v resu 10. At that time the 10h only worked with Solar Edge the Israeli company.
The bad part, to me, was that LG never cared to finish the test here and do a failure analysis on what killed their resu 10. The other one still works but I cut the charge current way below spec, and use it only with a CSW and not the XW it was meant for. In Australia they use the resu 10 with Victron, but it has had alot of issues and never has been listed for offgrid. LG needs to re-engineer the whole ESS line. They are NMC based and that too is an issue that LFP has solved! My advice to the problem here, is to get the supplier to put pressure on both SMA and LG for a refund or credit. What a nightmare for you! Good Luck! Dave Angelini Offgrid Solar "we go where powerlines don't" http://members.sti.net/offgridsolar/ [1] e-mail offgridso...@sti.net [2] text 209 813 0060 On Sun, 16 Aug 2020 17:06:49 -0500, scot.a...@solarcentex.com wrote: I would like to share my experience. It does not in any way provide the AC Coupling experience that is represented. The LG Chem should never been on any "compatible" list. Perhaps they have removed it but it was clearly there (listed in front of BYD, even) and we used that representation to install components we have trusted in separate designs in two SMA/LG/SMA-Automatic Backup Unit systems. Now I have two systems in the field where the AC Coupling is completely useless. Because the SMA SBS has no way to continue operations when the LG Chem battery switches from discharge to charge and vice versa, it causes the SMA to drop off momentarily and that of course takes away the conditions under which the AC Coupled PV inverter operates. In backup mode (grid off) conditions, it retards the PV inverter output so much so that it minimizes the switching I describe above, but once a system load is put on, the system momentarily switches off and the SBS re-boot / PV inverter reconnect cycle starts again. Not elegant. Not in the least bit what we expect from an AC-Coupled design, especially one with an Automatic Backup Unit integration that is there for the sole purpose of aggregating the combined output of the SBS and PV inverter to provide large backed up load capability. SMA advises me that I need to put BYD into the two systems. Sure…but I bought LG based on what you represented in documentation so I really want to see SMA reimburse me for two BYD batteries before I spend money on legal help to join a class-action suit regarding the misrepresentation. I expect more from SMA. Links: ------ [1] http://members.sti.net/offgridsolar/ [2] mailto:offgridso...@sti.net
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