[RE-wrenches] Generator overvoltage troubleshoot
Jerry Shafer
jerrysgarage01 at gmail.com
Sat Nov 9 07:48:22 PST 2024
Jim
Is the system set to global, i had seen issues with this setting, some of
what you said also fits.
Fun times
On Fri, Nov 8, 2024, 8:34 PM Jim Gowdy via RE-wrenches <
re-wrenches at lists.re-wrenches.org> wrote:
> Hi all,
> I need some help with a generator overvoltage troubleshoot. I'm
> working on an outback offgrid system that consists of 2 x Radian GS8048a, 1
> x MATE3S controller, 1 x FM 80 charge controller, 1 x 55kw cummins
> generator, about 4kw of solar *not sufficient enough to keep up with the
> load, and 24 x 4v Rolls batteries series/paralleled to make 48v. The
> generator was rebuilt and the batteries replaced about a year ago and since
> then, the generator has been faulting due to overvoltage. I had help and
> first found that the MATE needed calibrating so that was done, but the
> generator still was faulting. I found changing the AC Input Charging from
> 30a to 20a seemed to work. I put a power monitor on the generator output
> and found that, with the AC Input Charging set at 30a, noticed that there
> was a voltage spike up to 300+V at about a 70a draw. The generator company
> put a load bank on and verified the generator may not be at fault and the
> problem is after the generator. Has anyone encountered a problem like this
> and have suggestions?
>
> --
> Jim with Gowdy Electric
> Cambria, Ca 93428
> business 805 927 2630
> cell 805 975 5279
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