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4.3 Protections and automatic restarts
Overload
Some loads like motors or pumps draw large inrush currents in a start-up situation. In
such circumstances, it is possible that the start-up current exceeds the over current
trip level of the inverter. In this case the output voltage will quickly decrease to limit
the output current of the inverter. If the over current trip level is continuously
exceeded, the inverter will shut down: wait 30 seconds and then restart.
After three restarts followed by another overload within 30 seconds of restarting, the
inverter will shutdown and remain off. The LEDs will signal shutdown due to overload.
To restart the inverter, switch it Off, then On.
Low battery voltage (adjustable)
The inverter will shut down when the DC input voltage drops below the low battery
shutdown level. After a minimum delay of 30 seconds, the inverter will restart if the
voltages rises above the low battery restart level.
After three restarts followed by a low battery shutdown within 30 seconds of
restarting, the inverter will shutdown and stop retrying. The LEDs will signal low
battery shutdown.
To restart the inverter, switch it Off, and then On, or recharge the
battery: as soon as the battery has risen and then stayed above the Charge detect
level for 30 seconds, it will switch on.
See the Technical Data table for default low battery shutdown and restart levels. They
can be changed with the VictronConnect App.
High battery voltage
Reduce DC input voltage and/or check for a faulty battery- or solar-charger in the
system. After shutting down due to a high battery voltage, the inverter will first wait 30
seconds and then retry operation as soon as the battery voltage has dropped to
acceptable level. The inverter will not stay off after multiple retries.
High temperature
A high ambient temperature or enduring high load may result in shut down to over
temperature. The inverter will restart after 30 seconds. The inverter will not stay off
after multiple retries. Reduce load and/or move inverter to better ventilated area.
High DC ripple
High DC ripple is usually caused by loose DC cable connections and/or too thin DC
wiring. After the inverter has switched off due to high DC ripple voltage, it waits 30
seconds and then restarts.
After three restarts followed by a shutdown due to high DC ripple within 30 seconds of
restarting, the inverter will shutdown and stops retrying. To restart the inverter, switch
it Off and then On.
Continuous high DC ripple reduces the inverter life expectancy.
