Does anyone know what error code E0d could mean? I encountered this problem for the first time today. The station turns on, but there is no voltage on the ports, even the flashlight did not turn on. However, when the light came on and I plugged the station in, the error disappeared and everything worked. I then unplugged it, turned it off, turned it back on and everything works. But what does this error mean, why did it happen and how to deal with it?
@@GeneratorReviews Thanks for the answer. This is very strange, because at that moment only a floor fan was working from it, which consumes 20 watts. Could this have been caused by a power surge? At that time, the station was connected to a network in which there was no voltage, and a fan was connected at the output. At night, the voltage appeared, and already in the morning I turned off the fan and disconnected the station from the network, because it was charged at 100%. That's all. I thought there should not be any overloads in this.
What is the voltage at the battery expansion port when 100% charged? When charging mine, it rises to 28v, then very briefly hit 29v then drops back to 26.45v when 100% charged, which seems a little low for a 25.6v 52ah battery. Thanks
@@GeneratorReviews Yes while charging they are I agree, however once power station hits 100% the voltage settles back to 26.45v, it should be closer to 27.2v on a 24v (25.6v 52ah) system. Be grateful if you could measure the voltage at the expansion terminal when 100% charged to compare. Thanks
Really good overview/review of these bad boys. Thank you
how about for recharging via solar? Since the battery is also 400, does it combine to make 800 watt max for solar recharge?
Good job Gavin!
That was a pretty good idea to use a variac. I assume you had a load on that variac. What was the load?
I had 2000 watts shop lights that I used.
Great video. 👍keep it up.
Thank you! 👍
When paralleled with a 2nd inverter, is the output wattage at 2000 or 2400? Thanks
2400w paralleled
Does anyone know what error code E0d could mean? I encountered this problem for the first time today. The station turns on, but there is no voltage on the ports, even the flashlight did not turn on. However, when the light came on and I plugged the station in, the error disappeared and everything worked. I then unplugged it, turned it off, turned it back on and everything works. But what does this error mean, why did it happen and how to deal with it?
You just overloaded your power station
@@GeneratorReviews Thanks for the answer. This is very strange, because at that moment only a floor fan was working from it, which consumes 20 watts. Could this have been caused by a power surge? At that time, the station was connected to a network in which there was no voltage, and a fan was connected at the output. At night, the voltage appeared, and already in the morning I turned off the fan and disconnected the station from the network, because it was charged at 100%. That's all. I thought there should not be any overloads in this.
What is the voltage at the battery expansion port when 100% charged?
When charging mine, it rises to 28v, then very briefly hit 29v then drops back to 26.45v when 100% charged, which seems a little low for a 25.6v 52ah battery.
Thanks
That’s a 24v battery charging parameters and it’s perfectly normal reading for a 24v system
@@GeneratorReviews Yes while charging they are I agree, however once power station hits 100% the voltage settles back to 26.45v, it should be closer to 27.2v on a 24v (25.6v 52ah) system. Be grateful if you could measure the voltage at the expansion terminal when 100% charged to compare. Thanks