I have a relatively small system limited to plug an lighting circuits. It comprises of 6 x 327 watt monocrystalline panels an Axpert 5 KVA inverter and 3 x Pylontech 3.5 KWh batteries. A local electrician built me an automatic change over switch, which operates seamlessly when Eskom fails. Sometimes when an electric kettle or a microwave oven is switched on power stops temporarily for a second or two, then returns. Can anyone let me know if this is likely to be caused by the automatic switch, or if it is something to do with the inverter, or most importantly, is anything being damaged? Thank you for any assistance that you can offer.
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I have a relatively small system limited to plug an lighting circuits. It comprises of 6 x 327 watt monocrystalline panels an Axpert 5 KVA inverter and 3 x Pylontech 3.5 KWh batteries. A local electrician built me an automatic change over switch, which operates seamlessly when Eskom fails. Sometimes when an electric kettle or a microwave oven is switched on power stops temporarily for a second or two, then returns. Can anyone let me know if this is likely to be caused by the automatic switch, or if it is something to do with the inverter, or most importantly, is anything being damaged? Thank you for any assistance that you can offer.
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