Sunny Island 5048 problem
pa1ch
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Hello,
I have recently bought a SI5048 and some Rolls batteries. Everything is installed and works except I am having problems getting my generator to connect.
It seems to go out of voltage. There doesn't seem to be much I can do about this.
The menu option for changing generator voltage will not increase from it's default value. I press enter and it goes back to 249.9V. It is supposed to be able
to increase to around 270V according to the manual. I have tried altering the frequency limits of the generator up and down and these will change.
Does anyone have any experience of this?
Thanks.
I have recently bought a SI5048 and some Rolls batteries. Everything is installed and works except I am having problems getting my generator to connect.
It seems to go out of voltage. There doesn't seem to be much I can do about this.
The menu option for changing generator voltage will not increase from it's default value. I press enter and it goes back to 249.9V. It is supposed to be able
to increase to around 270V according to the manual. I have tried altering the frequency limits of the generator up and down and these will change.
Does anyone have any experience of this?
Thanks.
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Re: Sunny Island 5048 problemThe menu option for changing generator voltage will not increase from it's default value. I press enter and it goes back to 249.9V. It is supposed to be able
to increase to around 270V according to the manual. I have tried altering the frequency limits of the generator up and down and these will change.
Looking at an online copy of the manual, it shows that the external AC voltage (not specifically mentioning generator) is adjustable over the range from 175 to 250. The 250 seems consistent with the 249.9 you report.
My guess is that you must increase this value (which is password protected, as described in the manual) before any other voltage-related parameters can be increased beyond that point.
Or possibly whatever in the documentation that gave you the impression that it could be set as high as 270 is wrong?
This may also vary depending on whether you are in the 220 volt 60 Hz or 230 volt 50 Hz mode.SMA SB 3000, old BP panels. -
Re: Sunny Island 5048 problem
Another possibility--Get a 100 Watt filament lamp (or small resistive heater) and attach to the genset--Sometimes the extra load is just enough to stabilize the generator (alternator's) output enough for the inverter/charger to lock on.
-BillNear San Francisco California: 3.5kWatt Grid Tied Solar power system+small backup genset
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