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December 6, 2024 5:09 pm
I have a 6000XP running off of 10 EG4 LL-S batteries. I do not have solar or grid hooked up at this time and I am charging with a chargeverter.
Everything has been running great for about 10 days powering Starlink and a small RV. In the middle of the night my inverter shut off and was providing a 00 (battery communication) error. Battery #1 was showing a red fault light and 0 charge but the remaining batteries had 3 out of 4 green lights on them. I removed battery #1 from the system and reset the dip switches and everything worked fine for a few minutes and then all batteries and inverter shut off. All batteries are now showing 0% SOC and before it shut off, the inverter was showing the batteries at 50% state of charge.
Is this just simply that I ran my batteries out completely and have some issue with my 6000XP display overstating the SOC?
Thanks,
Sjvicker
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December 9, 2024 6:15 pm
Following up on this.
I connected the com cable to Bat #2 and redid the dip switches on 2-10 so that #2 is actually #1 and so on. My 6000XP only see's 900AH of batteries now but the 10th is still connected to the bus bars and powered on
The 6000XP is now showing what I believe to be the correct SOC for the battery bank.
December 9, 2024 6:46 pm
Would you be able to connect the previous master battery to BMS Tools and post a screen shot of the reading?
