Voltage is normal and the inverter is shut down

Why does my inverter keep shutting down?

Think of it like a safety switch. If too many devices are running at once, or there’s a fault in the system, the inverter shuts down. This helps avoid damage to the inverter and your electrical items. Now let’s explore the most common causes behind this issue.

Why does my solar inverter shut down during a power outage?

Your inverter is designed to shut down during a power outage to keep utility workers safe while they’re resolving the grid power issue. This automatic shutdown is known as ‘anti-islanding,’ and it’s a standard feature in all grid-connected solar inverters. You might wonder, how does my inverter know when there’s a power outage?

Can inverter failure cause a shutdown?

Inverter failure can lead to a shutdown, but most failures can be fixed by the installer or user with assistance available from the Aftersales team if needed. High voltage in the inverter or the residence can trigger automatic shutdowns, and proper setup of shut-down parameters and voltage drop is important to prevent this.

Why does a power inverter turn off?

When something goes wrong—like a power overload or wiring problem—the inverter turns off or "trips" to protect itself and your appliances. Think of it like a safety switch. If too many devices are running at once, or there’s a fault in the system, the inverter shuts down. This helps avoid damage to the inverter and your electrical items.