October 26, 20205 yr Hi! I had a relatively close lightning strike this weekend, I lost some network equipment and a 3d printer. My Inverter (Goodwe 5048ES) at first glance survived. It charged the batteries fine from the solar panels the day after: But this graph shows the issue: I'm not getting anything out of the batteries since the strike at 20:30. Looking at pv master's alarms I get this (sometimes?): "Discharge current limited by bms is low" sounds like what I am experiencing. SelfUseOff - No idea why I'd be getting this, my mode is set to general/normal. I don't even know where to set the times. When I go back to basic setup and set mode to normal again the alarms are seemingly reset. Maybe I'll get this again after it ran for 24 hours and it made a realization... SOC Delta OverRange - That doesn't sound good. Here is the parameters info from PV Master: The CT meter tests says it is connected correctly. I shut down my batteries and started them up again. I guess I should do the same with the inverter, I thought if it can charge it can discharge ... Any ideas ? Thanks! Edited October 26, 20205 yr by Reyn Title
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