Hey Jay.
The AC input Amps should be the "Total" Amperage the inverter uses for
pass-thru and charging. Having the AC In at five and the Charger at five
may be what is causing the pulsing. Something else to consider the
charging output of the inverter is not monitored very closely so there is
Hi john
Good to hear from you.
Your system charges at above Outback programmed amp setpoints?
And in a sort of cyclical way? Sometimes it’s normal for an hour then will go
to 2x charge rate then back down then maybe 1.5.
I talked to a senior Outback tech and they haven’t heard of this
Jay,
I have seen this a few times but usually with a generator that is not
designed for hard wired system. I have a Ryobi
work generator that does this on both of my outback systems. It says
in the instructions that it is not to be used for stationary
applications (ie normally grounded
Hi JerryThere is no battery temp sensor. Lithium battery. ThxJayOn Jan 3, 2023, at 9:11 AM, Jerry Shafer via RE-wrenches wrote:Wrenches, Jay You may want to remove the battery temp sensor and see what it does, an open/short in the sensor will send it all over to compensate for the range issue,
Wrenches, Jay
You may want to remove the battery temp sensor and see what it does, an
open/short in the sensor will send it all over to compensate for the range
issue, the issue may also be in the temp compensation board inside the
inverter.
Jerry
On Tue, Jan 3, 2023 at 6:16 AM Jay via
Has anyone had a vfx sort of not pay attention to it charging current settings,
I have a customer who’s older vfx will do the following
Settings are 5 amps ac, 5 amp ac charge
It’ll run at about 10 amps dc charging
Then randomly go up to 30 amps dc then back down. Maybe 15 seconds
Later go
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