@joel-brodeur My LL-S batteries are all v2.18. Working fine. What was the cause of the flickering? Did I miss it in this thread? Does he have a l...

@joel-brodeur Yes, if you run the inverter open loop with voltage control, then you could run the Chargeverter with closed loop and SOC setpoints t...

@mylesj That cheaper charger should work just fine. But note that it's only a 1,000 watt charger. It will take approximately 10 hours to charge you...

@joel-brodeur That theory makes sense, if his system is wired that way. Would need to see a wiring diagram of his system to know. Don't know if he ...

@joel-brodeur He's using this inverter like it was a backup generator - he's plugging the output into a TS where a generator input would go. I pres...

@joel-brodeur Honestly, I have no idea. I had assumed that the transfer switch that generator cord is plugged into is just a manual double pole dou...

@joel-brodeur Well, OK. That's weird but if that's how the product works, so be it. What you just explained is consistent with all the photos &...

@mylesj Sounds good. If you don't own a meter yourself, you should invest in an inexpensive one that will measure AC and DC volts, and resistance (...

What does the data history show as the load output when it happened?

@mylesj Let us know here what you finally resolve as the charging problem. Have you measured the grid input at the inverter with a meter?

@mylesj FYI, be aware that your SOC is not going to be accurate now until you get a full 100% charge on these batteries. Your SOC is currently abou...

@mylesj I think this is a good solution: It comes with a 240VAC power cord that should plug directly into a 240VAC generator. It will also run...

@joel-brodeur Will the 6000 boot up and run on just battery power? I assume it will, just like the 18K... I scanned through the thread but don't ...

@mylesj The flickering may be because your batteries are very low now. 45.9V in that video is about 5%. See the voltage chart I posted in a differe...

@mylesj One more thing... your batteries are NOT at 55% SOC or anywhere close to it. They are near dead. 47.6V is less than 10% SOC. This is related...