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jmart

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  1. Thanks Bobster. I don't know if there is any software that can communicate with goodwe as well as a 485-CAN converter. Do you know any?
  2. Gracias bobster. La 48NPFC100 no es compatible con goodwe 5048ES, tiene comunicacion por RS485, y el soft ICC no es compatible con GW5048ES. he puesto los voltages de carga segun 48NPFC100, 53.5V, DOD solo 20%, pero el equipo continua descargando la bateria. Thanks Bobster. The 48NPFC100 is not compatible with goodwe 5048ES, it has RS485 communication, and the ICC software is not compatible with GW5048ES. I have set the charging voltages according to 48NPFC100, 53.5V, DOD only 20%, but the equipment continues to discharge the battery.
  3. Good morning. I had an axpert max 7.2 inverter mounted in an isolated country house with 8 Jimko 465 panels, originally it had a 48NPFC100 battery, working correctly with ICC software, but without much autonomy. At this time I had the opportunity to acquire 16 Narada 12HTB150 agm batteries working ok. I installed the 48NPFC100 battery on a goodwe 5048ES. configured in selfdefine with DOD at 20%, giving me a lot of problems, it disconnects, the battery runs out. There is some possibility that the CEF software can help me with the correct configuration and operation of the installed battery. I would appreciate your comments
  4. Very good job, I would like to try with my goodwe es5048

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