What you will see
- Stops on bright afternoons
- OV-G-V01 to OV-G-V05 on the screen or SolisCloud
Why it happens
Many homes exporting together raise transformer voltage; a thin or long AC cable adds to it.
Why it stops on bright afternoons
- 01Many homes export at midday
- 02Street voltage rises
- 03OV-G-V01 to 05
- 04Recovers when the grid is normal
Grid limits change only with DISCO consent.
What you can check yourself
- Note the times
- Ask neighbours if theirs stop too
- Check the AC breaker is fully ON
What not to do
- Do not change grid settings without FESCO or LESCO consent
When to call us
- Measure voltage at meter and inverter
- Check AC cable size and joints
- Prepare readings for the DISCO
Midday voltage
High midday voltage is common on busy FESCO and LESCO transformers. We take readings for your DISCO complaint.
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alarm photos with times