BFL13 wrote:
Ok, reading back it seems there is usually a small load on the inverter while the battery voltage rises under solar, then you yank that small load and the inverter alarms off. ??
Groucho Marx, playing doctor on his TV show, had a line with his patient, "Does it hurt when you do 'That?' " "Yes" said the patient.
"Then don't do 'That!' " said Groucho.
IAW leave that small load on instead of yanking it, and you won't get any spikes that shut down the inverter. :)
Yep, you've got it! And your solution is what I'm faced with, too! I was hoping that putting my bulk charge set point pretty low would cure it, but not quite. Looks like I better keep the laptop charger on.
