It happened yesterday that I use my ceiling fan while on solar inverter... It was on for a while when there was hot sun, suddenly I started eating the inverter making a low battery alert ... And I switched it off ... Since then... It's not receiving sunlight signal again from the panel and the cables from.the panels are intact.... No traces of cut or anything... Somebody help as there's no light in my rea it's a new site...

Ooops. sorry poster. I know this can be very frustrating but here are a few things that could be causing the issue with your solar inverter:

Low battery: Even though the sun was shining, it's possible the battery wasn't fully charged and couldn't handle the additional load of the fan. Try turning off non-essential appliances and charging the battery completely with the solar panels.

Loose connection: Double-check the cables connecting the solar panels to the inverter. Make sure they are securely plugged in at both ends.

Inverter problem: If the battery is charged and the connections are secure, there might be an issue with the inverter itself. It's best to consult a qualified solar technician to diagnose and fix the problem.

Since you mentioned this is a new system, it's also advisable to check the warranty information and contact the installer if necessary. They might be able to send someone to fix the issue for you.

Please, for safety reasons, it's important to avoid tampering with the electrical components yourself. If the solutions above don't work, it's best to seek help from a professional.

The inverter is still suppying light... It's working fine 🙂

Switch the charge controller off and on again.
If it doesn't work, you may have to disconnect it from the battery and connect it back.

That should jumpstart the charge controller.

Happened to me a couple of times.

Relocate to Mercury or Venus for better sunlight.

Thanks so much... It's fixed now, the cables bridged on the roof ... It's working fine now ... Thanks so much

Smartmoneypeeps:
Ooops. sorry poster. I know this can be very frustrating but here are a few things that could be causing the issue with your solar inverter:

Low battery: Even though the sun was shining, it's possible the battery wasn't fully charged and couldn't handle the additional load of the fan. Try turning off non-essential appliances and charging the battery completely with the solar panels.

Loose connection: Double-check the cables connecting the solar panels to the inverter. Make sure they are securely plugged in at both ends.

Inverter problem: If the battery is charged and the connections are secure, there might be an issue with the inverter itself. It's best to consult a qualified solar technician to diagnose and fix the problem.

Since you mentioned this is a new system, it's also advisable to check the warranty information and contact the installer if necessary. They might be able to send someone to fix the issue for you.

Please, for safety reasons, it's important to avoid tampering with the electrical components yourself. If the solutions above don't work, it's best to seek help from a professional.

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