Schneider SW fans running constantly

 No ComBox yet , was planning to get one in the future, have sent an email to the dealer, who will most likely tell me to contact Schneider directly. As a temporary solution I cut up an old inverter housing, use the two fans with deflection inside to direct airflow towards the intakes, these are powered by a small separate dedicated 12V setup for ventilation. Has been 24 hours without the SW fans operating, even in 32°C ambient yesterday, the noise is not the issue really just how long till they fail, the ones from the Cotek are sacrificial and cost $2.50 each if replacement is required. Will see in a couple of days when it's supposed to get a little warmer. Picture taken this morning the DMM shows temperature just inside the cabinet. 

Edit.Didn't have to wait got to 37°C today, internal fans came on, with the auxillary fans running the exhaust temperature is significantly higher than when off, the question is, more airflow  moving the heat away faster, or getting hotter because the added fans interfere with the airflow, causing more heat build up. Being that the change in temperature is rapid, I'm thinking it's moving more heat away, the experiment continues.

Edit#2 Chose to leave the auxiliary fans running, initially the exhaust temperature increased, but over time it dropped, the internal fans shut down at 19:00H, so it would seem  the auxillary fans are helping because before they would run 24/7, still an experiment at this stage.e

Revisiting the fan issue, the fans run almost constantly when ambient temperatures are close to 30°C, but do turn off occasionally at night, now that it's a little cooler, so I'm figuring it's operating normally. Both fans have developed axial play which causes the blades to interfere with the housing, one at 6 months the other 1 year. The first  had the circlip come off the shaft, fan still  works after relocation, but still with interference, placed some small washers between the fan and housing which has cured the problem for now. So 5 years lifespan is probably in ideal conditions, or perhaps I got a unit with dodgy fans, either way it only reinforces my belief I'm passive cooling.

Dave, can you elaborate on why the XW is superior to the SW, in terms of a tropical climate, where everything grows fast, is short lived and decays fast, if organic?

Will look at the XW, but other than the fans the SW is still doing fine, lightning may take care of that though.
The farm is improving, I make a point of doing something every day to make improvements no matter how small, been busy planting rice, many hours on the tractor. So far everything looks good, rains are becoming more frequent, but who knows what the weather will do these days. 

Will do the firmware update when I get a combox in September, but then on the other hand perhaps it's better to buy sacrificial inverters and charge controllers given the lightning issues I've experienced, strangely enough the cheaper units are all still working and they cost less than 20% of the supposedly better quality components. Actually it's ironic how  things work out, I find humor in the fact that if a cheap inverter fails, I can run to the store and replace it in less than 2 hours, as opposed to shipping a device to get evaluated  for a warranty claim, inconvenience comes to mind. But I do like the charging ability, despite only using it on rare occasions.

No grid, but the grid was also down, they have SPD devices at the transformer, something not too common in many locations, but it stands to reason, 80% of all lightning occurs within the tropics.