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Is this normal - 2 x Hubble AM2

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I bought myself solar assistant so I can monitor my installation instead of walking to the inverter everytime. I noticed that the two packs dont seem to "work together". I've attached a screenshot and would like to know whether this is normal (ie 1 providing power while the other does nothing)? Or am I just paranoid?

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Something is not right here - the 2 batteries are showing very different voltages despite (presumably) being connected in parallel.

Assuming the voltages are real it is unsurprising the the higher voltage battery is supplying all the load.

Not that I really understand Hubble AM2 voltages - mine is currently showing 53.7V and 70% SOC and "charging" at 0A.

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44 minutes ago, conradl said:

I bought myself solar assistant so I can monitor my installation instead of walking to the inverter everytime. I noticed that the two packs dont seem to "work together". I've attached a screenshot and would like to know whether this is normal (ie 1 providing power while the other does nothing)? Or am I just paranoid?

image.thumb.png.72d0a9ce7bb228dbc06d2a3b72373d91.png

 

Search the forum their is lots on this.

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