Stefan Cornelissen

is the top one swollen?

I find this really weird. 64% @ 55.19V with almost 1 amp going out. Something does not add up The BMSbattery current limit to 0 might be stopping the inverter charging

Checking around this is common issue between hubble and luxpower. Your batteries should be fine

Using brand 2 on the settings for the battery on the luxpower? This might be hubble thing, Does it still allow you discharge at full 100AH?

https://zenvosolar.com/product/cyclone-f15-14-33kwh-lithium-battery/ https://zenvosolar.com/product/esener-lithium-battery-14-33kwh-51-2v-280ah/ price to good SCAM

sadly not :( sorry

Been looking at that website myself. I don't trust that site one bit. Some of the battery prices way to good.

I have this https://easypowershop.co.za/products/allbro-2x10-hole-battery-busbar-box-m8-600a

Just asking, can you adjust any voltage on it? is it 24v system or 12? Are you getting good deal on gel cause it might be worth getting lithium rather

What version of luxpower inverter do you have? normally its just straight network cable from can to can? Also did you select brand 2 on the coms settings for luxpower?

Let us know what the feedback is cause this seems more like faulty bms

Was watching it. They are keeping things still under cover

Do you mind checking the IndV1 voltage on the pack that does not give you a error ? how close is the indv1 vs pack voltage

Would pacebms give a error when the batteries settings between each differs? I know some inverters get the charge voltage from the OV alarm voltage. Does it just send the inverter the master battery settings?

I have not seen this error on a pacebms yet. If you read the pack settings for each pack what are the setting for OVP and UVP? Also is the bms running coms with the inverter?