My experience and advice from Tech Support at Fortress was NOT to network
the eVault 18.5 with only 2 batteries. We just installed two eVault18.5
with one Sol-Ark12K. The communication doesn't work properly with only two
batteries. The tech advised to run both batteries independently as Masters,
wh
I think this was mentioned by others, but Fortress confirmed to me today
that closed loop only works with one or two evault batteries with Sol-Ark.
More than that and communications breaks down. They're working on a fix,
but they told me that there are no guarantees. They could not give me a
date.
Hi Jay,
Yes, when installed in a closed loop configuration, the Sol Ark uses the
SOC% provided by the BMS...which can be used to control the AGS.
On Mon, Feb 1, 2021 at 1:58 PM Jay wrote:
> Thx Chris.
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> Does the sol ark use the % info from the batteries for ags operation?
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> Jay
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> On Feb 1
Thx Chris.
Does the sol ark use the % info from the batteries for ags operation?
Jay
> On Feb 1, 2021, at 10:10 AM, Chris Sparadeo wrote:
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> Jay,
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> I have installed the eFlex paired with Sol Ark and it was very straight
> forward. You need to make a modified RJ45 cable, but other tha
Jay,
I have installed the eFlex paired with Sol Ark and it was very straight
forward. You need to make a modified RJ45 cable, but other than that, it’s
pretty much plug and play. I believe that Fortress is still working on
their WiFi monitoring for the eFlex...They say the eVault will be closed
lo
Jay,
I worked with them on the XW to close the loop. They did get it working
with Eflex and it is easy to commission. However, they were not able to get
the conext insight data out to the cloud totally implemented. Until they
prove that to me, I will stay with Discover AES. The site at the bottom
Some questions to those installing fortress power.
1. has anyone installed them in a closed loop comm and if so, which inverter
2. it doesn’t appear that there is any online or app for
communication/monitoring?
thx
jay
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