Bryan1

Hi Mzezman Yes it was actually a blown AC breaker and after replacing it the system is working well again thanks.

Good day I have a 5kw Lux Power inverter paired with a Dyeness A48100 4,8kWh Lithium - ion battery. Unfortunately the battery does not communicate with the inverter, So we have been using it under "Lead-Acid". for the last 3 weeks or so it appears that our battery parameter settings were set to default resulting in the battery completely dying and the house without power, When it should of switched over to the grid. Yesterday I went through the Inverter settings using the luxpower monitor app, And for some reason my battery parameters were all reset to default (i.e Cut Off Voltage 42V, EOD Discharge Grid on 42V) I was only able to set the EOD Discharge Grid On voltage using the app. When I tried to set the Discharge cut off voltage it would give me "Operation failed, Error code 3". Therefor I opted to set those two values directly on the inverter using the LCD Display. This morning the battery cut out at about 2AM with 20% SOC Remaining, Indicating that the battery discharge cut off setting is working as it should however the End of Discharge Grid on setting is still not working despite the two settings being set to the same value of 47V according to the battery manual. I have changed the EOD Grid on to 47.7V from 47V in hopes that it will take effect tonight. Something to keep in mind is that In our 5 months of ownership we have not updated the inverters firmware Please advise on solutions to solve this problem. Kind Regards Brian Zeelie

Hi I have a Luxpower 5000SNA inverter and after the 4.86kw Dyness battery is depleted it is not switching us back to the grid at around 23h00 at night. Any reason why this could by happening, setting to change?

My night time load is about 8.5kwh and off-grid discharge cut off SOC - 15, on- grid EOD Voltage (v) 42, in grid EOD soc(%) 15

Have the can input cable plugged in and not sure if that is the only cable needed?

Hi I have a 5000SNA LuxPower inverter with 8x415w JA solar panels and 4.86 Dyness battery. The inverter says it is a lead-acid battery and can't change it to a Lithium battery, how will this effect the battery charge and DOD? Battery only lasts about 5 hours at night then inverter switches to the grid and use 10 units.

Hi You will be lucky if you get a response from Aspergo.

Hi Everyone I am also new to Power forum and this is my first post. I recently bought a system consisting of a SNA 5000 Kw Luxpower Inverter, 4X JA 415w Poly Solar Panels & a Nenergy 2511 LifePO4 Battery. Has anyone heard of this battery name and is it any good?