I've heard and seen the opposite. Would be curious to know what you experienced .
Already explained further down that same page.
Surely that's more of a distributor problem than a Victron problem, though?
My biggest issues with the Axpert type inverter is that it doesn't work on battery BMS SOC (State of Charge) but rather voltage which is a poor proxy for charge. Even the ones with BMS connectivity still use voltage as a SOC. The other issues are the cryptic codes used to configure the devices and the poor reporting.
They are not bad per-se - they are just limited in functionality and some use much lower quality components
They don't blend power so when your load is more than what PV can provide, it cuts off PV and uses grid or battery therefore wasting solar afaik.
No, the low voltage cut off might kick in early if there is a big load dropping the voltage below the set point.
I have set my cut off voltage very low on the inverter. I rely on my battery's bms to shut down when the state of charge is to low.
The bms will also use voltage.
Yes you correct, I still prefer the bms to handle the cut off.
On a tight budget, they are fine inverters tbh
Why, in most cases you can't change the bms settings anyway, so rather use the inverter settings that you can customise. If you use the bms cut off, then you might not be able to turn on the inverter as it might not see a battery and you'll need to do the jump start thing.
I never had an issue with my pylontech.
Ok sure, but it's cutting out at its absolute limit.
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