September 22, 20223 yr Afternoon On The Solar system I got 5.12kw lithium battery during load shedding the battery is 80% charged but when we use the microwave it trip at the time only fridge, freezer and and a could lights is there a setting that I can do ?
September 22, 20223 yr 8 minutes ago, EHvdMerwe said: Afternoon On The Solar system I got 5.12kw lithium battery during load shedding the battery is 80% charged but when we use the microwave it trip at the time only fridge, freezer and and a could lights is there a setting that I can do ? What is the size of your inverter?
September 22, 20223 yr 22 minutes ago, EHvdMerwe said: Afternoon On The Solar system I got 5.12kw lithium battery during load shedding the battery is 80% charged but when we use the microwave it trip at the time only fridge, freezer and and a could lights is there a setting that I can do ? I would guess that the current limit on your inverter is being exceeded. EG my inverter has a 4.6kw limit, and allows a 50% overdraw (6.9kw) for 10 seconds. So if we turn on the right (wrong!) combination of devices then that limit gets exceeded and the inverter trips. And this is a hard limit, not anything that you can configure. Check to see what your microwave draws and if it is really the only thing running. Almost certainly there is something else running, maybe not big loads, but they add up.
September 22, 20223 yr 58 minutes ago, EHvdMerwe said: Afternoon On The Solar system I got 5.12kw lithium battery during load shedding the battery is 80% charged but when we use the microwave it trip at the time only fridge, freezer and and a could lights is there a setting that I can do ? What battery are you using? Is it 1C or 0.5C?
September 22, 20223 yr sounds like 0.5c battery - ideally try not to use microwave / kettle or other high draw items during LS with only 1 battery. If you get a 2nd battery you'd be safer
September 22, 20223 yr 1 hour ago, Antonio de Sa said: I think he is exceeding the load limit on the inverter. Very easy to exceed a 0.5C(2560W) limit of the battery as well if fridge and a freezer is already running on 48V system. Make sure what the 230V input to Microwave is and not the normal microwave output.
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