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Update - I did the battery shut down and power back on using the switch underneath the cover while my 1 battery was on and the inverter and I never had my battery gone off again. Its approx a week now. Thank you for the tip - hopefully that resolved the issue. Much appreciated

Thank you for this. I have short video on my phone of my battery but its too big to upload here - I can whatsapp it to you if you want. I'll try and take photos when I get home and post a photo here just so that you can see and confirm I can remove the panel myself. Late Yesterday I did switch it on by pressing the silver button on the front panel and this morning when I checked it was still on but yesterday earlier during the day when I tried to switch it on, it would not come on. Thank you for the help so far.

Sorry I'm new to solar so excuse the questions. By toggle switch you mean the one under the inverter? My 1 battery is off at the moment - for some reason it comes on at times by itself. Do i switch the toggle switch off below the inverter and back on? What about my other battery? Do I switch that off also before switching the toggle switch off?

Hi All, I have a similar issue. 1 of my 2 Sunsynk batteries started turning off and on at random times. Did anyone find a solution to this issue?

Hi Everyone, Please bear in mind I know very little to nothing so I'm trying to understand whats the best option(s) I work from home and Eskom is working on my nerves. So started just looking into a UPS for my fibre router en extender then someone who is very impressed with his system recommended I get the same. He has (excuse if my spelling is not correct) 1x 24v 24va inverter 2x 12v 100amp batteries Eg. If I can afford the above, is it overkill or a good setup? In my 3 bedrooms I have 2 TV's(DSTV), 2 fans, Fibre router and cell phone chargers StudyRoom - Laptop, Screen, Fan, Printer TV Room - TV + DSTV 2 Fridges + cell phone Chargers What can I use simultaneously on that setup or are their better options/ideas? Thanks for your help Hopefully I have explained well enough.