Wrenches,
When the inverter charger charges the battery bank and runs loads this can
affect the harmonics of the generator output.
Not much you can do about it other than putting in a larger generator to
handle the inverter/charging load along with the loads of the system, and
even in some of tho
I'll third the recommendation of a larger generator. I quit trying the
tiny genset setup 15 years ago. My rule of thumb is the genset needs to
be 50% larger than the inverter rating (6kw for a 4 kw inverter) plus
the altitude derating. Here in Colorado, you pretty much need a 8 kw
genset wit
Many of these issues also were solved with an inverter that had gen
support or load shave.
Time for a new inverter or a generator that is
twice the load wattage. This was common back in the day and as Steve said,
some cases just can't be fixed. Another reason many have abandoned 12v
inverter/ch
I've seen that same issue too. I assumed that the battery charging, house
base loads, and the microwave were too much power for the small generator.
The voltage drops big time which I assume is what was causing the issue
with the microwave and most likely with the dryer too.
On Sat, Aug 15, 2020 a
Hey Dave,
Thanks for your input. The issue at stake here is that one or more large
solar supply companies misrepresented the facts on this combination of
inverter gear and battery. They did start the year out with LG Chem being
the first battery on the compatibility list. After months of complaints
As others have said, it is an LG problem. I did the field test here for
Schneider and LG on the 48vdc battery. I got to look at the 400v resu 10H
and it was worse than the 48v resu 10. At that time the 10h only worked
with Solar Edge the Israeli company.
The bad part, to me, was that LG
never
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