What is the Description of Alarm Codes on Conext RL Inverters (Solar) ?
ALARM (ALERT) CODES
There are 3 types of alarms are defined as below:
• Warning: The unit reports the warning condition but continues to operate.
• Error: The unit stops operation when the Error condition is detected and the unit automatically recovers if the condition that caused the error goes away.
• Fault: The unit stops operation when the Fault condition is detected. The unit requires manual intervention for clearing the fault to resume operation.
You may refer to attachment of Alarm Codes and Description for your information.
The alarm codes shall be prioritized for reporting purposes since only one active alarm can be reported at a time.
The highest priority alarms are faults, followed by errors, and then warnings. If more than one alarm of the same type is active, the one with the higher priority shall be reported.
For example, if there are two simultaneous active faults, the one with the higher priority shall be reported.
The Priority numbers are such that the lower number is higher priority, e.g. priority 1 is the highest.
There are 3 types of alarms are defined as below:
• Warning: The unit reports the warning condition but continues to operate.
• Error: The unit stops operation when the Error condition is detected and the unit automatically recovers if the condition that caused the error goes away.
• Fault: The unit stops operation when the Fault condition is detected. The unit requires manual intervention for clearing the fault to resume operation.
You may refer to attachment of Alarm Codes and Description for your information.
The alarm codes shall be prioritized for reporting purposes since only one active alarm can be reported at a time.
The highest priority alarms are faults, followed by errors, and then warnings. If more than one alarm of the same type is active, the one with the higher priority shall be reported.
For example, if there are two simultaneous active faults, the one with the higher priority shall be reported.
The Priority numbers are such that the lower number is higher priority, e.g. priority 1 is the highest.
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