This video takses a closer look at how to set the battery parameters in SRNE SR series AIO inverter controllers that have also been rebranded by Eco Worthy, Renogy, Midnite MN3024DIY, MN5048DIY, and the Renogy 4850. I am currently not connected to a mains power, and I am using the 3000 watt 24 volt edition for demonstration within this video. There is a chart in the video for 48 volt battery settings, navigating the menu is identical in these inverters.
In setting number 4 you may be better off using th SBU option if you are not using mains power. If anyone has additional suggetions, I would love to hear them in a constructive manner. So far I have had good luck with these settings.
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30 июн 2024
