Automatic re-ignition of a converter

[Obamot]

From 'level' to zero dB Seen?

Without Dec. That's my level... I'm pretty bad, don't ask me too much (if possible not) but I remember having sniffed ABC2019 in the wire on the graphene, it amuses me...ah, and I don't do 'grey' welds

I remember never having finished repairing the power supply of my satellite receiver (champion, eh) nor a 'high-com' Telefunken recorder which I rather screwed up to fry things by 'fixing' them, I've always been 'good'. Except for the washing machine where I understood that a big condo had to be changed (the miracle) I didn't dare 'repair' a Révox A77 (full of relays) which has been lying around on a shelf since then, I had too much respect for Studer ^_^

[phil59]

I had my first electric train at 6 years old, and inside, there was a 12V transformer... which was used for many other things than the electric train at the time.

At less than 15 years old, I started with a small copper plate and a pen, and the product in a photo tray, but I stopped editing quite quickly... there was another thing interesting to discover. Girls !

[izentrop]

Diagram with 3 RT relay

[dede2002]

Hello,
Nice diagram
To work, the inverter must not cut before the XH-M601 module, otherwise the module will never cut...
The consumer output of the solar controller can also be used for this.

[izentrop]

Hello,
Nice diagram
To work, the inverter must not cut before the XH-M601 module, otherwise the module will never cut...

Yes indeed.
If the inverter disconnects at 11,5 V, it will be necessary to adjust the low threshold of the module to 11,8 V for example, this will only be better for the life of the batteries.

The consumer output of the solar controller can also be used for this.

I do not yet have a PV or this kind of charger, but it seems to me that there is also an anti-deep discharge threshold which may also disturb, as well as the current limitation.
Might as well go straight to the battery with the appropriate protection fuse?

[Obamot]

Ah I thought it was over, you didn't deliver the manual or do you want us to translate?

[izentrop]

We are here to chat

[Obamot]

Ah, so nothing concrete, you come here to kill time, I was also thinking...

[dede2002]

Is it a good idea to want to kill time? It can still be useful to us

I do not yet have a PV or this kind of charger, but it seems to me that there is also an anti-deep discharge threshold which may also disturb, as well as the current limitation.
Might as well go straight to the battery with the appropriate protection fuse?

I was thinking of the regulator to control the relay. On mine there are three adjustment thresholds, with jumpers, and it automatically resets after having made a full charge (some "low-end" regulators reset immediately, it flashes...).
But given the price of the module you offer (2-3 euros) it's interesting!

The ideal would be to be able to deactivate the low voltage cut-off function of the inverter, to use it with this system without interference.

[Obamot]

Nah it's not a good idea but it's his choice?
A trick to kill time is to burn a circuit!
I don't see any fuse/s in this diagram.
Is it very careful? (As a precaution of course)