LPBF48250

Battery11 codes
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1 Critical 10 Fault
FAULT: LED1=OFF, LED2=OFF, LED3=OFF, LED4=ON (Green OFF, Red ON)BMS Temperature Low.Fault
Description

BMS / electronics under-temperature protection has tripped. Listed in the FAULT row of the LED table on page 7 as 'BMS TEMPERATURE LOW'.

Cause

Ambient temperature below the BMS operating range. Section 1.3 item 14 forbids installation below 0 degC.

Recommended fix

Move the battery to a warmer environment; do not install or operate below 0 degC. Allow the BMS to warm into the 0-45 degC operating range (section 3.2) before resuming use.

Source:Battery Manual LPBF48250 (EN).pdf · page 7
FAULT: LED1=OFF, LED2=OFF, LED3=ON, LED4=OFF (Green OFF, Red ON)Cell Voltage Low.Fault
Description

Individual-cell under-voltage protection has tripped; one or more cells have fallen below the lower cell-voltage limit. Listed in the FAULT row of the LED table on page 7 as 'CELL VOLTAGE LOW'.

Cause

Deep discharge or a weak / aged cell pulling below the under-voltage threshold.

Recommended fix

Stop the load and recharge as soon as possible. if a single cell repeatedly trips the protection, return the pack to your supplier for service (section 1.3 warns only qualified service persons may service the device).

Source:Battery Manual LPBF48250 (EN).pdf · page 7
FAULT: LED1=OFF, LED2=ON, LED3=OFF, LED4=OFF (Green OFF, Red ON)Battery Voltage Low.Fault
Description

Pack-level under-voltage protection has tripped; output is disabled. Listed in the FAULT row of the LED table on page 7 as 'BATTERY VOLTAGE LOW'.

Cause

Pack voltage fell below the BMS under-voltage threshold during discharge — typically at or near the 48 V cut-off voltage (section 2.4).

Recommended fix

Stop the load immediately and recharge from mains or PV as soon as possible. Section 1.4 warns repeatedly that an over-discharged pack may fail to be re-activated by the AC or PV activation cable, so do not attempt repeated activation cycles on a depleted pack.

Source:Battery Manual LPBF48250 (EN).pdf · page 7
FAULT: LED1=OFF, LED2=ON, LED3=OFF, LED4=ON (Green OFF, Red ON)Cell Temperature Low.Fault
Description

Cell-pack under-temperature protection has tripped. Listed in the FAULT row of the LED table on page 7 as 'CELL TEMPERATURE LOW'.

Cause

Cell temperature below the allowed range — charging is permitted only between 0 and +55 degC, discharging between -20 and +65 degC (section 2.3 spec).

Recommended fix

Warm the battery to within the operating range before resuming use. Do not install or operate in an environment below 0 degC (section 1.3 item 14).

Source:Battery Manual LPBF48250 (EN).pdf · page 7
FAULT: LED1=OFF, LED2=ON, LED3=ON, LED4=OFF (Green OFF, Red ON)Discharging Current High.Fault
Description

Discharge over-current protection has tripped; output is disabled. Listed in the FAULT row of the LED table on page 7 as 'DISCHARGING CURRENT HIGH'.

Cause

Load drew more current than the recommended discharge limit (recommended <=120 A, MAX 200 A for 15 s per section 2.3) or a short circuit on the DC output. Section 1.3 item 11 warns NEVER to cause AC output / DC input short circuits.

Recommended fix

Remove or reduce the load, check the DC output wiring for short circuits, and restart the pack. For loads above 6 kVA install at least 2 packs in parallel (section 1.3 item 9). MAX. Output Power is 10 000 W; recommended output power is 6 000 W (section 2.3).

Source:Battery Manual LPBF48250 (EN).pdf · page 7
FAULT: LED1=ON, LED2=OFF, LED3=OFF, LED4=OFF (Green OFF, Red ON)Battery Voltage High.Fault
Description

Pack-level over-voltage protection has tripped; output is disabled. Listed in the FAULT row of the LED table on page 7 as 'BATTERY VOLTAGE HIGH'.

Cause

Pack voltage exceeded the BMS over-voltage threshold during charging — e.g. charger output above the recommended Max. Charging Voltage of 57.6 V (section 2.4).

Recommended fix

Stop charging, verify the charger / inverter Max. Charging Voltage and Floating Charging Voltage are set to 57.6 V per section 2.4, and allow the pack voltage to fall back into the 48-57.6 V range before re-enabling output.

Source:Battery Manual LPBF48250 (EN).pdf · page 7
FAULT: LED1=ON, LED2=OFF, LED3=OFF, LED4=ON (Green OFF, Red ON)Cell Temperature High.Fault
Description

Cell-pack over-temperature protection has tripped. Listed in the FAULT row of the LED table on page 7 as 'CELL TEMPERATURE HIGH'.

Cause

Cells heated above the safe operating temperature. Per the section 2.3 spec the working temperature range is Discharge -20 to +65 degC and Charge 0 to +55 degC; this fault trips when cells exceed those limits.

Recommended fix

Stop charging / discharging, let the pack cool, and improve ventilation. if the fault persists at normal ambient temperature, contact the supplier for service (section 1.3 items 3 and 12 — only qualified service persons may open the unit).

Source:Battery Manual LPBF48250 (EN).pdf · page 7
FAULT: LED1=ON, LED2=OFF, LED3=ON, LED4=OFF (Green OFF, Red ON)Charging Current High.Fault
Description

Charge over-current protection has tripped. Listed in the FAULT row of the LED table on page 7 as 'CHARGING CURRENT HIGH'.

Cause

Charge current exceeded the recommended limit. Per section 2.3 the recommended charge & discharge current is <=120 A and the absolute MAX is 200 A for 15 s; per section 2.4 Max. Charging Current is 120 A * N (N = number of packs in parallel). The protection trips when these limits are exceeded.

Recommended fix

Reduce the charge current at the charger / inverter to within 120 A per pack (section 2.4). For inverters larger than 6 kVA, install at least 2 sets of LPBF48V in parallel connection (section 1.3 item 9 and section 3.2).

Source:Battery Manual LPBF48250 (EN).pdf · page 7
FAULT: LED1=ON, LED2=ON, LED3=OFF, LED4=OFF (Green OFF, Red ON)Cell Voltage High.Fault
Description

Individual-cell over-voltage protection has tripped; one or more cells have exceeded the upper cell-voltage limit. Listed in the FAULT row of the LED table on page 7 as 'CELL VOLTAGE HIGH'.

Cause

Cell imbalance during charging, or a charger setting that allows individual cells to drift above their safe ceiling.

Recommended fix

Stop charging, allow the BMS to balance the cells, and review charger / inverter charge-voltage settings against section 2.4 (Max. Charging Voltage 57.6 V). if the condition persists the pack may need service — only qualified personnel may open the unit (section 1.3, items 3 and 12).

Source:Battery Manual LPBF48250 (EN).pdf · page 7
FAULT: LED1=ON, LED2=ON, LED3=OFF, LED4=ON (Green OFF, Red ON)Current Sensor Abnormal.Critical
Description

BMS current-sensor diagnostic failure; the pack cannot reliably measure charge / discharge current. Listed in the FAULT row of the LED table on page 7 as 'CURRENT SENSOR ABNOMAL' (sic in source).

Cause

Internal current-sensor fault or wiring problem on the BMS board.

Recommended fix

Power-cycle the pack (press and hold On/Off for 3 s to shut down per section 4.1, then re-enable). if the fault persists, do not continue to use the unit — section 1.3 items 3 and 12 require that only qualified service persons service the device. Contact your supplier per the warranty / damaged-battery guidance in section 5.

Source:Battery Manual LPBF48250 (EN).pdf · page 7
FAULT: LED1=ON, LED2=ON, LED3=ON, LED4=OFF (Green OFF, Red ON)BMS Temperature High.Fault
Description

BMS / electronics over-temperature protection has tripped. Listed in the FAULT row of the LED table on page 7 as 'BMS TEMPERATURE HIGH'.

Cause

Insufficient ventilation around the unit, ambient temperature too high, or sustained high charge / discharge current heating the BMS board. Per section 1.3 item 14 the unit must not be installed above 55 degC ambient or above 80% humidity; per section 3.2 the recommended ambient range is 0-45 degC.

Recommended fix

Stop charging / discharging and let the unit cool. Improve ventilation and ensure clearances around the unit per the section 3.2 mounting diagram, and verify ambient is within 0-45 degC.

Source:Battery Manual LPBF48250 (EN).pdf · page 7

Compiled from official FelicityESS user manuals. Always consult your device manual and a qualified technician before performing repairs.