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RCT/Axpert Battery Cut Off Voltage

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I have RCT/Axpert 8kW. Anyone have an idea how to increase the range on the Battery Cut off Voltage? They seem to only allow you to input a number between 42 and 48V. I want to for example set that to 51V.

9 hours ago, Skybound said:

Anyone have an idea how to increase the range on the Battery Cut off Voltage?

That's a lot of work. We do that in fully patched firmwares. The problem is that they compress these settings into e.g. 4-bit fields so they can fit many such settings into 8-byte CAN messages, for when inverters are paralleled.

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Thanks Coulomb. Have read through a few of your firmware posts. You have added a ton of valuable information.

Are you saying one of your patched releases has already done that, or that you can, but may be a lot of work? 

End of the day, may not be a worthwhile proposition and may have to rely on their, not so customisable, options.

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17 hours ago, Skybound said:

Are you saying one of your patched releases has already done that, or that you can, but may be a lot of work?

Four of them, in fact. But these are all low PV voltage models, and were done with the help of colleague Weber over a period of months, and yes it was a lot of work for the "fully patched" firmwares. Though "fully patched" involves a lot more than just setting voltage ranges.

17 hours ago, Skybound said:

End of the day, may not be a worthwhile proposition

Yes, sadly.

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