HI Drake,
We need some more info to be able to piece this together.
The way I’ve seen this happen with off grid is the batteries are pretty full,
in absorb mode often with aging batteries, and a good sized load is turned off.
The CC has been putting in extra watts to keep the batteries at its
That is true. The problem is selling a product and saying you will provide
installer compensation, then withdrawing it when you feel like it is a
very short term "fix". They have alienated many installers who have been
installing and selling their product for many years and you'd think that
if
FYI:
All Enphase Micro's still have 25 year warranty, but labor reimbursement
which is not written into warranty document is for first two years. After
that we're on our own for labor to replace failed units.
This is from our inside sales rep at Enphase.
Rich
From: RE-wrenches
I will just say I am not a fan of mixing systems. I am not saying this
would not happen if the system was all Outback.
The solar charge source is not in the network and that is an easy step to
eliminate from the beginning at design.
It also takes alot of the mystery out:)
Dave Angelini Offgrid
Hi Dan and Dave,
The system did not crash.
I think it must be a combination of the Midnite and Radian. The
Radian should sell to keep the voltage down and the Midnite should
regulate. It seems a bit mysterious to me.
Thanks,
Drake
At 09:49 AM 7/17/2017, you wrote:
I seem to recall older
I seem to recall older FX series spitting out this error following a short on the AC side. Did the system crash?dbDan BrownFoxfire Energy Corp.Renewable Energy Systems(802)-483-2564www.Foxfire-Energy.comNABCEP #092907-44
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Subject: [RE-wrenches] Over voltage
Hello Wrenches,
My client reported seeing an overvoltage error message on her Mate 3
on a Radian system. The Radian is selling to the grid and is being
fed by a Midnite Classic 200. It has shown two spikes so far, the
last one going to 67 volts and lasting 1 second. The batteries are
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