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Multipluss II limited grid feed instable

I have my Multiplus II 48/3000 configured the Cerbo-S GX (FW 2.88) to feed PV excess to the grid, but with a limit of 600W. However, the feed in is not stable. It goes to -600W feed in, and then reduces roughly back to the grid setpoint, then it goes up again to -600W, and back down, and it keeps looping like that. If I set it to unlimited feed in it works with a constant feed in of -2300W and no drops whatsoever.


On the DC side there are several Victron MPPTs all controlled externally by the GX and a 15kWh Battery, so there is enough DC Power available for a stable feed. What did I do wrong?

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matt1309 answered ·

Hi @Polly Nowak


Try enabling shared voltage sense in DVCC on cerbo gx?


I had similar issues where MPPT would turn on and off repeatedly when reaching the Maximum feed-in limit. Which for me just resulted in small peaks in battery voltage but maybe in your setup/with more MPPT's that's overflowing to AC side? Long shot but maybe the cause.


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polly-nowak answered ·

Thank you for the reply. I tried it, but unfortunately, it did not solve the problem.

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Guessing you've tried this but checking connections on MPPT to cerbo, and maybe just giving everything a reboot. SVS was what sorted it for me.


Can you see anything unusual happening on the DC side. Do the spikes correspond with MPPTs turning on and off?

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szdan answered ·

Did you ever find a solution to this?

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