Hi Aaron,
I think you have to have higher settings and not let the
battery get this low for your triggers. I do not know the capacity but you
are on the edge. When you looked at events, did you look in each device and
under faults and warning in the system section? Two places right? Really
There should almost certainly be some error or event shown if the cause is
external to the inverter. The issue could very well be the SW itself. Like
Jerry said, eGauge is your friend.
> On Nov 19, 2019, at 8:29 AM, Aaron Mandelkorn wrote:
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> No cell reception or internet at this site. I
No cell reception or internet at this site. I am starting to think about
cold and or altitude as a factor. Or maybe a large load that brings this
small battery bank low enough to crash the system. I have no idea at this
point. The LBCO and gen settings are all set up to endure LBCO does not
This is a long shot but something to check, and, I’m guessing you already have
this handled. Have you taped together your main system cables from the battery?
That will keep battery cable inductance from bottoming out the voltage that the
inverter sees.
Does this location have cell reception, you might want to look at Egauge
and set it up to monitor DC and AC over time to see what happens and when,
no cell then you can still data log the information just have to look at it
on site. this will give you the answer you are looking for, if its LBCO,
Do you have the Schneider battery monitor or another brand?
It will record lowest voltage since last reset.
Would help in diagnosing the problem.
Jay
> On Nov 19, 2019, at 6:06 AM, Aaron Mandelkorn wrote:
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> Thanks all for the info. I did check the auto gen start settings and and
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Thanks all for the info. I did check the auto gen start settings and and
they are set pretty high and at the 15 min, 30 min, and two hr triggers all
above the LCBO setting of 23v. I have hard time believing that the system
is crashing at night due to low battery and doing so so quickly that the
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