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Multiplus II GX with Pylontech US2000C Li-ion Battery not accepting Grid to charge

We have recently installed a Multiplus II GX 48/3000/35 unit with a Pylontech US2000C LiFePO4 48v Li-ion battery. It wont charge the battery, It says AC disconnected, while i have checked the input AC are is ok (230V 50 Hz). Althought I have activated the weak AC function.

I have added only ESS assistant.


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Latest Firmware?

Phase & Neutral correct? Neutral between AC in and AC out seperated?

Any error messages on VRM?

And check through the quick set up https://www.victronenergy.com/live/ess:quick-installation-guide

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lifeingalicia avatar image lifeingalicia commented ·
Grid code correct? check underlying log - Weak AC on a German Grid?

Be aware ESS activation can override settings - check before re-uploading

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norbert-rusics answered ·

Phase and neutral are correctly joint, and neutral is separeted between AC input and output.

Beside the Grid lost alarm, there was no other error message.

Actually we use a generator, thats why the weak AC option is used. The grid code should be correct.

Yesterday afternoon I just updated the firmware, made a reset, so I could start the setup from zero. I made the same setup as was (except "Monitor for grid failure I turned off now).
In the night is has fully charged itself, and now seems to be running as intended. I dont know which solution has solved the issue, but I hope it will last.

Thank for the help.


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