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Sunsynk clarity

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Hello :)

looking to some clarity and hopefully help a lot of other people.

What does the shutdown, restart and low batt setting (either % or Voltage) actually do to the inverter?

 

Also the Grid start, which is a voltage, what does that actually mean ? 

Lastly batt Empty voltage... What does that do when the battery is at that voltage ? Often it is set to way below even shut down voltage but what happens when that value is hit ?

 

Edited by Dylboy

25 minutes ago, Dylboy said:

Hello :)

looking to some clarity and hopefully help a lot of other people.

What does the shutdown,  It switches the inverter off.

restart  When battery has charged to a higher level the inverter switched back on

and low batt setting (either % or Voltage)  It is meant to be a warning that the battery is getting low - much like a fuel gauge reserve fuel light.

actually do to the inverter?

 

Also the Grid start, which is a voltage, what does that actually mean ? 

Lastly batt Empty voltage... What does that do when the battery is at that voltage ? Often it is set to way below even shut down voltage but what happens when that value is hit ?

 

I hope my brief indication is correct.

I think you should best view these settings in conjunction with the specifications of a particular battery.

I'm just making these numbers up here, but it's typical/plausible values that you may encounter.

Let's say you've got a battery that defines a warranty or normal operating conditions allowing a discharge of 90% of the available battery capacity.

- You could then choose for argument's sake 10% as the percentage at which the system will shut down.

- Before you've drained to 10%, you could set a warning at maybe 20% discharge so you're not surprised when the system goes down.

- Once you've reached the 10% shutdown value, you would then have to wait until the battery has charged up to a minimum value, let's say up to 30% before normal battery operation will resume. So you don't flip-flop and start/restart all the time around 10%

And the voltage at empty would be when the battery is drained to 0% , but this might not be recommended for your battery, eg. it may reduce the service life or affect the warranty if you allow it to go that low.

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Ahhh ok thank you! I thought it was like that but the restart had me as I thought if it saw that voltage it would just restart, not that it had to go into shutdown before looking for the restart voltage to switch on.

 

Thank you !

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