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<p id="reply-intro">On 2025-05-12 4:34 pm, Jay via RE-wrenches wrote:</p>
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<div dir="ltr">It's incredibly infuriating that the generator charging doesn't happen if you manually turn it on, regardless of the ags start/stop settings. </div>
<div dir="ltr">The lux power is like that. I can't speak to sol ark. It has to be within the preset ags start stop settings. </div>
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<div dir="ltr">And why after 30 yrs don't we have the same parameters we used to?</div>
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<div dir="ltr">Or quiet time</div>
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<div dir="ltr">Or an off/on/auto switch</div>
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<div dir="ltr">Ags is already the most problematic thing, why make it worse?</div>
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<div dir="ltr">The part I really don't understand is that these machines have some pretty high powered computers in them and these features should be easy to add. </div>
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<div dir="ltr">On a related note, what generators are people using with the 8-12 kw inverters? </div>
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<div class="v1gmail_default" style="font-family: verdana,sans-serif;">With the AIO, there are a few different basic settings that affect the charging scenario for using a generator to charge the batteries: The Gen start and stop relay (simple open and closed dry contact) and the battery charging parameter (which determines what SOC the AIO will charge the batteries to). It wasn't intuitive for me at first, but now that I'm used to it, it's not complicated. </div>
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<li>If the client is manually starting and stopping the generator, then I set the AGS start at as high as it will go (90%) and stop at 100%, but disengage the remote genstart signal either at the generator or with an interrupting switch in the control wires. Otherwise if the SOC is higher the the gen start setting when the generator is manually turned on, the AIO will only use the generator to carry the loads, and again, not charge the batteries. There is a "force charge" setting which tells the AIO to charge the batteries if AC is present regardless of the other settings, but I believe this setting drops back to off when the charging stops, so the 90% gen start setting is more reliable for manual gen starting. If the client is bouncing back and forth between auto starting and manual starting, they need to understand the limitations of the programming. I have implored Midnite to change the "Dry force" parameter (which start the generator through the AIO manually) to a gen control parameter, with an "Off, Auto, On" option, which would override the battery charge setting in the "On" position, forcing a charge when this option is used.</li>
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<div>As far as solar charging goes when the inverter goes to standby if the battery SOC drops below the "Discharge To (%)" (which I usually set to at least 10% if not higher, again depending on the site specific circumstances), in my experience the AIO continues to use the solar to charge the batteries when available as long as the batteries haven't gone dark and shut the inverter off. The client will need to put the inverter from standby to "On' once the batteries have come back up to the minimum battery SOC setting. I also believe if the batteries haven't shut down, if the generator is started, the AIO will charge the batteries if the inverter is turned back on, although I don't swear to this.</div>
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<div>Cant you just make the AGS turn on the generator before the inverter gets to the LBCO? Maybe this is more difficult if you do not have closed loop comms and the SOC drifts. I am just working through my first Midnite AIO setup now, so I cannot speak to the nuances of how it will work with that yet.</div>
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<p>That has not been my experience. I have had to manually reboot Solark systems numerous time off grid. If there is snow on the array or otherwise low PV output for a few days, the no load draw of the BMS then takes the battery voltage low enough to shut the battery off. This would be a different situation with a knowledgeable owner onsite full time, but for vacation properties, it will go into complete shut down, not coming back.</p>
<p>Which gets into the manual and tech support for Solark: its really not clear what the different settings do, and how they interact. I'm sure there are engineers that know, but they aren't at Tech support. At least you can change the programming on the touch screen, and you don't have to get a quirky app up off grid to do basic changes. </p>
<p>BTW, what happens when the developers quit keeping the App updated, 10 years from now, and you can't access the programming? Planned Obsolescence? That 33 yr old Trace Inverter is still doing its job.....</p>
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<p>So the bypass switch gets the house power on, and I too always recommend a hard bypass switch. However, you still need a 48 v power supply to get the battery system back up, and that's becoming a serious pain in my aging backside. Until AIOs with Li+ batteries, lead acid would have enough voltage to get the charge controller to come back on, and eventually the customer could get the inverter back on too. No special trip out. </p>
<p>We need an independent circuit that would sense array voltage, and wake up the battery, so it could take a charge: a backup battery for the offgrid battery. Without that, AIOs and Li+ batteries are not self healing like Lead Acid. We are going backwards fast, but with an amazing amount of new Chinese technology driving the jalopy in reverse. (Danger Will Robinson)</p>
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<div class="v1gmail_default" style="font-family: arial,helvetica,sans-serif;">As for the function of the AIO, there is no integrated mechanical bypass, and since there is an internal relay controlling the generator input (or smart load output on that breaker), I think the default function is for the relay to open when the inverter turns off. AC voltage on the load side of the breaker does not close the relay and turn the inverter back on automatically.</div>
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<div style="font-family: arial,helvetica,sans-serif;">Why is this a problem? If the battery capacity drops below the low voltage cutoff, the inverter turns off. You have to turn the inverter ON for the generator relay to close so you can charge the battery, but since the battery is too low, the inverter won't turn on. You would have to reprogram the inverter to drop the cutoff voltage/SOC below the current battery state. For people who do not want to use AGS, or if AGS fails to start the generator for any reason, getting the generator to charge the battery manually is no easy task.</div>
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<div style="font-family: arial,helvetica,sans-serif;">Moreover, turning the generator on manually when the inverter is in an OFF state will not pass power to the loads, and will not turn the inverter ON automatically. You have to get the inverter turned ON somehow so that the generator power can pass through to the loads. And since the startup sequence for this inverter is very quirky, non-intuitive, and unreliable, that makes the problem even worse. I'm not sure if you can even turn the inverter ON when there is generator input and the battery is too low. I don't think you can because the relay is open and the inverter doesn't even see generator voltage when it is in an OFF state.</div>
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