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Question for Victron people, what should the voltage be off the controller when not connected to a battery, it’s connected to and possibly part of another issue but it’s a long story.
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Yes sorry, brain frazzled, Victron solar MPPT on Lithium batteries but batteries tripped so solar is putting over 16v out and into the system which trips the CBE system.I think we need a little more clarity here.
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Not connected to what battery?
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Tony
Not sure this is relevant or not but if it's a mppt controller you should always connect battery first then solar and disconnect solar first then battery this is how the controller knows whether or not it's 12v or 24v system.Question for Victron people, what should the voltage be off the controller when not connected to a battery, it’s connected to and possibly part of another issue but it’s a long story.
YesNot sure this is relevant or not but if it's a mppt controller you should always connect battery first then solar and disconnect solar first then battery this is how the controller knows whether or not it's 12v or 24v system.
Still showing 12 volts but the problem is that the batteries have shut down so the Victron controller is not seeing a battery at all but was still outputting to the system upstream of the batteries but at 16 volts, somebody said that was too high irrespective of a battery or not but I thought that was just because it wasn’t being absorbed by and getting feedback from a battery.Go into the mppt menu and check it hasn't changed the battery default voltage to 24v. We had a faulty one which had done this and fried my fridge, control panel and truma circuits.
Yes I wonder if it's trying to compensate for what it thinks is voltage drop in the cables?Still showing 12 volts but the problem is that the batteries have shut down so the Victron controller is not seeing a battery at all but was still outputting to the system upstream of the batteries but at 16 volts, somebody said that was too high irrespective of a battery or not but I thought that was just because it wasn’t being absorbed by and getting feedback from a battery.
And there lies the problem, I rebooted the batteries but there are 4 batteries and 4 bi-stable relays and one of them had fried itself, the solar thing was just a product of the batteries going off line I think, anyway went into Premium at Doncaster and Joshbthe tech came straight out checked batteries and all OKDisconnect solar from MPPT. One wire, carefully!
Reboot batteries, however that is done, manual should explain.
Reconnect solar.
Pray!
Good luck.
Tony