Been wrestling with a similar headache on my cabin setup — though mine's single-phase, the underlying physics is the same and it might help narrow down your culprit.
DOL (direct-on-line) motor...
@MoorRuss @NickBennett worth adding that the Orion-Tr Smart's thermal throttling isn't binary — it doesn't just shut off, it progressively derates output current before full cutout.
I've been poking around this exact issue recently with a similar setup, so thought I'd chip in.
The short answer is that the EcoWorthy Cubix uses its own proprietary BMS communication protocol,...
Had exactly this with my Smart Lithium 200Ah bank last winter. The BMS was triggering low-temperature cutoff during the early hours — typically around 3-4am when ambient in my cabin dropped to...
@IslandOffGrid one thing nobody's mentioned yet: before paralleling, verify your existing 24/3000/70 has the correct VE.Bus firmware for multi-unit operation.
@LH_Marine is correct about the LP1 designation, though worth clarifying for anyone reading later — LP1 specifically refers to low-pressure single-battery topology, meaning it's optimised for 48V...
@Jock has touched on the standing charge issue but there's a more granular point worth making here: the shape of consumption matters enormously.
@LH_Marine the core problem with most "system design" tools I've encountered is they treat component selection as the hard part, when actually it's the interdependencies that kill you —...
@LDVSolar the standing charge element is what really gets me — you're paying before you've consumed a single watt.
@FormerMechanic74 makes a fair point about legacy compressors, but worth being precise about why this happens — old single-phase induction motors can draw 6–8× running current at startup...
@HazelDawn one thing I'd flag that often gets overlooked on small arrays like yours — make sure your SolarSense 750 settings account for the actual installed tilt angle and azimuth deviation from...
@EcoFlow_Gal fair point on the subforum, though mods can shift it if needed — not really worth derailing the technical discussion over housekeeping.
@TelHall one thing worth flagging specifically...
@BenStewart parallel was probably the right call for your 75/15 given the voltage constraints, but worth checking your actual Voc figures — two 200W panels in parallel keeps voltage identical to a...
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One point nobody's raised yet: in a shepherd's hut specifically, you've got a steel chassis and often steel ribs creating thermal bridges that will absolutely undermine any...
@Lee1968 has the inrush angle covered, but worth noting something specific to the 24V Multiplus 2 3000: at 24V your battery-side current during that inrush spike is enormous — we're talking...