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creyneke

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  1. thank you so much
  2. its all in trunking
  3. Does anybody know somebody in the Benoni area I could call out to come take a look please?
  4. As you can see it is definitely in parallel, however no load on the "Master" inverter
  5. Yes setting 28 is set to PAL. When you switch on one of the units shows H5 (Master) and the other shows SL (Slave)
  6. Hi Chris It is wired exactly as described in the document you provided (thanks!) but still only drawing load from the one inverter. I thought that maybe there was a setting to tell it to draw load from both of the inverters?
  7. Does anybody perhaps have pictures of an installation so I can see if it is wired correctly please. Thanks in advance
  8. How do I sort this out, can you please pm me your number
  9. Can you please advise what the wiring should look like, I have had it installed by a contractor. How will I know if it is indeed paralleled, it does show the master as well as the slave but the master is not giving any load. I know the live and neutral (feed) come into the master and then a live and neutral is taken to the slave. The live and neutral (load) also comes out of the master with a live and neutral wire going from the master to the slave. Obviously there is also the communication cables joining the two inverters. Does anything sound out of the ordinary
  10. Hi I have two Axpert 5K in verters set up in parallel using grid power to charge the batteries and rely on this in the event of load shedding. My question is that only the slave is putting out power and when it get to 4Kva it overlaods, however the master inverter only puts out 44V? Is this a setting I have wrong? Can somebody please help me "shed some light on the matter"

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