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When both the ‘overload’ and ‘low battery’ LEDs are blinking alternately on your MultiPlus-II 230V, it’s signaling a combination of two issues: the batteries are nearly exhausted and the inverter is simultaneously being pushed beyond its nominal output.
Here’s a plan to tackle this:
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Reduce the load on the inverter immediately. Turn off non-essential devices and appliances to decrease the power demand.
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Check your battery levels. If they’re low, you need to start charging them. If you’re using solar panels, ensure they’re getting enough sunlight. If you have a generator or shore power available, switch to that to give your batteries a break and a chance to recharge.
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Review your power usage habits. Consistently operating close to the inverter’s maximum capacity can lead to these kinds of warnings. You might need to rethink how and when you’re using power-heavy devices.
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Consider the health and age of your batteries. If they’re older or not holding a charge as well as they used to, it might be time to replace them.
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Once the immediate issue is addressed, keep a close eye on the system to ensure that it doesn’t recur. If it does, it might be indicative of a more systemic problem with your power setup.
This combination of alarms is a clear sign that your system is under a lot of stress. Addressing it promptly will help protect your equipment and ensure the longevity of your setup. If these issues persist, it’s advisable to consult with a technician to diagnose potential underlying problems.
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