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  Handling the Low Battery Pre-Alarm on MultiPlus-II 230V?

  Posted by Olson on January 14, 2024 at 5:34 pm

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  Need some advice! I’ve got a blinking ‘low battery’ LED on my MultiPlus-II 230V. I’m guessing my batteries are running low, but I want to make sure I handle this right. Any tips?

  Innova replied 5 months, 3 weeks ago 2 Members · 1 Reply
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  January 14, 2024 at 6:39 pm

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  You’re spot on! The blinking ‘low battery’ LED on your MultiPlus-II is like a friendly nudge to let you know that your battery voltage is dipping and they’re nearing exhaustion.

  Here’s what you can do:

  • Check your power usage and reduce it if possible. Turn off non-essential devices to conserve battery life.

  • If your system is solar-powered, ensure that the panels are clean and receiving full sunlight, or if it’s late in the day, consider that you may simply be at the end of your daily power cycle.

  • Take a look at the battery connections. Make sure they’re tight and corrosion-free, as poor connections can sometimes mimic low battery conditions.

  • If your batteries are old, it might be time to check their health or consider replacing them if they’re not holding a charge as they used to.

  • If you have adjustable settings for battery management in your system, it might be worth reviewing them to make sure they’re optimized for your usage patterns.

  This pre-alarm gives you a window of opportunity to take action before you’re completely out of juice. It’s a great feature that helps you manage your power reserves effectively.

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