Jason Smit

@Chris Louw Thanks a mil! I will try this.

My problem is bit different. My system shuts down on low battery power, and then stops charging which means that everything stops. Until I restart the battery and the Inverter. Just does not seem right to me. Surely it was not designed like this.

Hi Jaco, Thank you for the quick reply. My response below: 1. I have 1 x Pylontech US2000 Plus battery 2. Low cutoff is at 42V 3. I live on a farm in Botswana and my load is just-just covered with this setup. I actually need another battery but still saving for that. So this happens about once a week, and normally when I am away from the farm. Half a cloudy day and the system bombs out.

This problem is killing me. I really hope there is a solution. When my battery gets low, the inverter and the battery shuts down. Now the problem is that it does not charge while it is shut down. So while I am not at my farm house and battery runs low on a cloudy day, the entire system shuts down, charging stops and nothing works till I can switch the system on again. Anyone with ideas how I can bypass this? Surely there must be a setting for it to keep charging at the very least?