kurtl42799
New Member
Hello All,
Here is my situation:
I am new to solar and am a bit overwhelmed.
I have a 6000xp and two Lifepower4 batts intended to power my outbuilding. My solar panels have not been installed on my outbuilding so I only have AC grid charging available to charge the batteries.
I have 120v being fed to the inverter on Grid L1.
I have the system feeding my panel and both 120v circuits are functioning.
The batts seem to be communicating with the inverter.
I have tried just about all AC charge settings including running the batteries as Lead Acid and nothing seems to work. Depending on the settings: the batteries drop below the SOC or Starting Voltage and absolutely nothing happens. BTW - the monitor shows the grid has about 120v at 60hz o its seeing the grid voltage. I am at a complete loss and getting frustrated.
Any thoughts. Perhaps there is a setting I need to set or switch on or off.
Incidentally, I also cannot get the AC to provide power to the system in bypass mode.
Any thoughts are welcome. Thanks in advance.
Here is my situation:
I am new to solar and am a bit overwhelmed.
I have a 6000xp and two Lifepower4 batts intended to power my outbuilding. My solar panels have not been installed on my outbuilding so I only have AC grid charging available to charge the batteries.
I have 120v being fed to the inverter on Grid L1.
I have the system feeding my panel and both 120v circuits are functioning.
The batts seem to be communicating with the inverter.
I have tried just about all AC charge settings including running the batteries as Lead Acid and nothing seems to work. Depending on the settings: the batteries drop below the SOC or Starting Voltage and absolutely nothing happens. BTW - the monitor shows the grid has about 120v at 60hz o its seeing the grid voltage. I am at a complete loss and getting frustrated.
Any thoughts. Perhaps there is a setting I need to set or switch on or off.
Incidentally, I also cannot get the AC to provide power to the system in bypass mode.
Any thoughts are welcome. Thanks in advance.