Thanks for the reply, but that's not the issue. The AC will start and run for a few seconds, so it's getting past the startup load. It's that it won't keep running because the battery voltage drops so low -- even though 430 amp hours should be (in my opinion) plenty sufficient to run the A/C for awhile -- even longer with 40 amps of solar dumping into the batteries at the same time.
captdaveo wrote:Thanks for the reply, but that's not the issue. The AC will start and run for a few seconds, so it's getting past the startup load. It's that it won't keep running because the battery voltage drops so low -- even though 430 amp hours should be (in my opinion) plenty sufficient to run the A/C for awhile -- even longer with 40 amps of solar dumping into the batteries at the same time.
The first reply was correct. The fact it quit after a few seconds shows the batteries voltage output dropped to far to keep it running.
