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I have 25kwh of PylonTech batteries which are charge up on cheap elect overnight via 2 Multiplus IIs. They feed the house most of the time >90% but at times they feed back to the grid up to 5000W. I've looked into the various setting including the float voltage which is set at 51v with the absorption volts at 52v. The system has 2 x 70A multis and runs through a Venux GX, no solar.
What is your grid set point that could be the issue.
The set point is set to 0W. I’ve tried setting it to 1000w and 5000w but this just starts the multi charging.
Why not disable feed-in?
If you go into the Inverter Menu of the ColorControlGX or CerboGX, there is a clear option to disable Feed-In.
Read this: https://community.victronenergy.com/questions/41291/multiplus-ii-disable-feed-back-entirely-possible.html
I have read a training manual on disabling the AC relay but this also disables all the assistants so i don't see how to new schedule the charging times.(Virtual Switch Ignore AC - https://community.victronenergy.com/storage/attachments/3299-virtual-switch-ignore-ac-lesson.pdf )
Do you have an energy meter or CT? Are ALL the loads on the ACOUT? Is the connector for the CT an older din plug-in type?
@Richard Weir here's how I ignore the AC Input. https://youtu.be/4ZsGHi8nKGc
You can use the Cerbo "Generator Start/Stop" feature to schedule when to activate AC In.
@Jason - UK possibly you have a view on this problem?
Hi @Jason - UK . I don’t have a CT. I am using the Aux1 relay to switch off my heating pump when the battery SOC gets below 16% using the generator relay option which works fine.
