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--- ess:design-installation-manual [2020-07-20 16:50] – mvader
+++ ess:design-installation-manual [2020-07-29 15:37] – [7.2 Three-phase ESS] marmour
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 (Make sure you install the ESS on L1. If it's installed on another phase the visualisation will be wrong.)
-==== 7.2 Three-phase ESS ====
+==== 7.3 Three-phase ESS ====
 A three-phase ESS system has at least one Multi installed on each phase. We recommend leaving the phase-compensation setting to its default: enabled.
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 Switching off in overload, while connected to the grid, is caused by the active Loss of Mains (LOM) detection, linked to the country code as configured in VEConfigure3.
-This behaviour occurs when the AC supplied on the AC-in of the Multi or Quattro is 'weak'. By 'weak' we mean that the AC connection to the utility has a higher impedance than usual. For example a generator, or an old or remote house connected with a too-long and/or too/thin cable to the utility.
+This behaviour occurs when the AC supplied on the AC-in of the Multi or Quattro is 'weak'. By 'weak' we mean that the AC connection to the utility has a higher impedance than usual. For example a generator, or a house connected with a too-long and/or too-thin cable from the Inverter/Charger to the utility.
 For the solution and configuration options, see [[ve.bus:grid-codes-and-loss-of-mains-detection|]].
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   - Now check MPPT Charge Voltage Setpoint. It is supposed to be above actual battery voltage.
-Note that those last two set points are determined by software; and calculated based on the setpoints sent by the (CANbus connected) lithium battery: you can't change change them manually. Looking at them however does help understanding why certain things are happening;
+Note that those last two set points are determined by software; and calculated based on the setpoints sent by the (CANbus connected) lithium battery: you can't change them manually. Looking at them however does help understanding why certain things are happening;
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