T-REX-50KHP3G01

Inverter105 codes
105 Fault

About the Felicity T-REX-50KHP3G01

The Felicity T-REX-50KHP3G01 is a Inverter unit. The 105 error codes listed below are the complete fault catalog for this device, compiled from the official Felicity user manual.

How to use this page

Each row below shows an error code, its severity, and a brief description. Click any row to expand the full cause and the recommended fix. The severity dot tells you whether the unit will keep operating (warning), derate (fault), or trip offline (critical). For codes that require an authorized service partner, the recommended-fix block says so explicitly.

F01PV1 overvoltage fault.Fault
Description

The voltage of the PV1 is too high, check the voltage of the string.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 45
F02PV2 overvoltage fault.Fault
Description

The voltage of the PV2 is too high, check the voltage of the string.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 45
F03PV3 overvoltage fault.Fault
Description

The voltage of the PV3 is too high, check the voltage of the string.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 45
F04PV4 overvoltage fault.Fault
Description

The voltage of the PV4 is too high, check the voltage of the string.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 45
F05PV1 overcurrent fault.Fault
Description

The current of the PV1 is too large, check the string current.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 45
F06PV2 overcurrent fault.Fault
Description

The current of the PV2 is too large, check the string current.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 45
F07PV3 overcurrent fault.Fault
Description

The current of the PV3 is too large, check the string current.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 45
F08PV4 overcurrent fault.Fault
Description

The current of the PV3 string is too large, check the string current.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 45
F09PV1 reverse connection fault.Fault
Description

Pv1 string positive and negative connection, check the string wiring.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 45
F10PV2 reverse connection fault.Fault
Description

Pv2 string positive and negative connection, check the string wiring.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 45
F11PV3 reverse connection fault.Fault
Description

Pv3 string positive and negative connection, check the string wiring.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 46
F12PV4 reverse connection fault.Fault
Description

Pv4 string positive and negative connection, check the string wiring.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 46
F14Battery 1 software overvoltage fault.Fault
Description

Battery 1 voltage is too high, the battery should be discharged.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 46
F15Battery 2 software overvoltage fault.Fault
Description

Battery 2 voltage is too high, the battery should be discharged.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 46
F16Battery 1 Overvoltage fault.Fault
Description

Battery 1 voltage is too high, the battery should be discharged.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 46
F17Battery 2 Overvoltage fault.Fault
Description

Battery 2 voltage is too high, the battery should be discharged.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 46
F18Battery 1 Undervoltage fault.Fault
Description

Battery 1 voltage is too low, the battery should be charged.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 46
F19Battery 2 Undervoltage fault.Fault
Description

Battery 2 voltage is too low, the battery should be charged.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 46
F20Battery 1 software overcurrent fault.Fault
Description

Battery 1 current is too large, check the battery charge and discharge power.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 46
F21Battery 2 software overcurrent fault.Fault
Description

Battery 2 current is too large, check the battery charge and discharge power.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 46
F22Battery 1 overcurrent fault.Fault
Description

Battery 1 current is too large, check the battery charge and discharge power.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 46
F23Battery 2 overcurrent fault.Fault
Description

Battery 2 current is too large, check the battery charge and discharge power.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 46
F24Battery 1 reverse connection fault.Fault
Description

Battery 1 positive and negative poles is reversed, check the battery wiring.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 46
F25Battery 2 reverse connection fault.Fault
Description

Battery 2 positive and negative poles is reversed, check the battery wiring.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 46
F26Battery 1 relay open circuit fault.Fault
Description

Battery 1 relay not closing properly causing open circuit, shutdown and restart.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 46
F27Battery 2 relay open circuit fault.Fault
Description

Battery 2 relay not closing properly causing open circuit, shutdown and restart.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 46
F28Battery 1 relay short circuit fault.Fault
Description

Battery 1 relay not properly disconnected causing short circuit, shutdown and restart.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 46
F29Battery 2 relay short circuit fault.Fault
Description

Battery 2 relay not properly disconnected causing short circuit, shutdown and restart.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 46
F30Battery 1 soft start fault.Fault
Description

Battery 1 fails to raise the input voltage normally, shutdown and restart.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 46
F31Battery 2 soft start fault.Fault
Description

Battery 2 fails to raise the input voltage normally, shutdown and restart.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 46
F32Battery 1 SOC Low fault.Fault
Description

Battery 1 SOC is too low, the battery should be charged.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 46
F33Battery 2 SOC Low fault.Fault
Description

Battery 2 SOC is too low, the battery should be charged.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 46
F35Bus software overvoltage fault.Fault
Description

Bus voltage is too high, shutdown and restart.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 46
F36Bus overvoltage fault.Fault
Description

Bus voltage is too high, shutdown and restart.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 47
F37Bus undervoltage fault.Fault
Description

Bus voltage is too low, shutdown and restart.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 47
F38Positive and negative bus imbalance fault.Fault
Description

Positive bus voltage does not match negative bus voltage, shutdown and restart.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 47
F39Bus soft start fault.Fault
Description

Bus voltage fails to rise normally at startup, shutdown and restart.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 47
F40Bus short circuit fault.Fault
Description

Bus short, shut down and restart.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 47
F41Balanced Bridge Software Overcurrent Fault.Fault
Description

Balanced bridge current is too high, shutdown and restart.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 47
F42Balanced Bridge Overcurrent Fault.Fault
Description

Balanced bridge current is too high, shutdown and restart.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 47
F44Inverter soft start fault.Fault
Description

Inverter voltage fails to rise normally at startup, shutdown and restart.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 47
F45Inverter voltage fault.Fault
Description

Inverter voltage is too high, shutdown and restart.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 47
F46Inverter software overcurrent fault.Fault
Description

Inverter current is too high, check the given power and load size.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 47
F47Inverter overcurrent fault.Fault
Description

Inverter current is too high, check the given power and load size.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 47
F48Inverter short circuit fault.Fault
Description

Short circuit at inverter, shutdown and restart.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 47
F49Inverter voltage DC component fault.Fault
Description

Inverter voltage DC component is too high, shutdown and restart.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 47
F50Inverter current DC component fault.Fault
Description

Inverter current DC component is too high, shutdown and restart.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 47
F51Grid Overvoltage Fault.Fault
Description

The grid voltage is too high, check whether the grid voltage is within the normal range.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 47
F52Grid Undervoltage Fault.Fault
Description

The grid voltage is too low, check whether the grid voltage is within the normal range.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 47
F53Grid Over-frequency Fault.Fault
Description

The grid frequency is too high, check whether the grid frequency is within the normal range.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 47
F54Grid Underfrequency Fault.Fault
Description

The grid frequency is too low, check whether the grid frequency is within the normal range.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 47
F55Grid Reverse Sequence Fault.Fault
Description

The grid phase sequence is reversed, check the grid phase sequence wiring.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 47
F56Grid Overload Fault.Fault
Description

The load of the grid access is too large, and the load should be reduced.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 47
F57Active Islanding Fault.Fault
Description

The inverter enters active islanding.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 47
F58Grid Imbalance Fault.Fault
Description

Grid three-phase voltage unbalance, check the grid three-phase voltage.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 47
F59Load overload 110% Fault.Fault
Description

The load exceeds 110%, the load should be reduced.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 47
F60Load overload 125% Fault.Fault
Description

The load exceeds 125%, the load should be reduced.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 48
F61Load overload 150% Fault.Fault
Description

The load exceeds 150%, the load should be reduced.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 48
F62Load overload 200% Fault.Fault
Description

The load exceeds 200%, the load should be reduced.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 48
F63EPO Fault.Fault
Description

Inverter emergency shutdown.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 48
F64IGBT over-temperature fault.Fault
Description

Inverter device temperature is too high.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 48
F65Ambient Overtemperature.Fault
Description

The ambient temperature of the inverter is too high.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 48
F66Fan 1 Fault.Fault
Description

Fan 1 is faulty, check whether the fan is normal.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 48
F67Fan 2 Fault.Fault
Description

Fan 2 is faulty, check whether the fan is normal.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 48
F68Fan 3 Fault.Fault
Description

Fan 3 is faulty, check whether the fan is normal.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 48
F69Fan 4 Fault.Fault
Description

Fan 4 is faulty, check whether the fan is normal.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 48
F70Internal fan fault.Fault
Description

Internal fan is faulty, check internal fan for is normal.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 48
F71EEPROM Fault.Fault
Description

There was an error with the EEPROM write.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 48
F7212V auxiliary power supply fault.Fault
Description

Failure of 12V auxiliary power supply.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 48
F73CT or Hall open circuit fault.Fault
Description

Current sensing device is faulty, check CT or Hall element connections.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 48
F74Main and auxiliary DSP communication fault.Fault
Description

There is an error in the DSP communication, try to upgrade the software.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 48
F75MCU Communication Fault.Fault
Description

There is an error in the MCU communication, try to upgrade the software.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 48
F76Leakage current fault.Fault
Description

The leakage current of the inverter is too large, check the wiring of the inverter.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 48
F77PV Insulation Impedance fault.Fault
Description

The insulation of the PV string is abnormal.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 48
F78BAT1 Insulation Impedance fault.Fault
Description

Battery 1 insulation is abnormal.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 48
F79BAT2 Insulation Impedance.Fault
Description

Battery 2 insulation is abnormal.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 48
F83Inverter relay open circuit fault.Fault
Description

Inverter relay not closing properly causing open circuit, shutdown and restart.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 48
F84Short circuit fault of inverter relay.Fault
Description

Inverter relay not properly disconnected causing short circuit, shutdown and restart.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 48
F87Parallel CAN communication.Fault
Description

The inverter is connected to abnormal parallel communication.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 48
F88Parallel host loss fault.Fault
Description

Parallel host disconnects from the system, check whether the hosts is normal.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 49
F91PV hardware overcurrent fault.Fault
Description

PV current is too high, check string current.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 49
F92BMS1 communication failure.Fault
Description

BMS1 fails to communicate normally, check the BMS1 communication cable.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 49
F93BMS2 communication failure.Fault
Description

BMS2 fails to communicate normally, check the BMS2 communication cable.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 49
F94PV side busbar rapid overvoltage.Fault
Description

Bus voltage too high, shutdown and restart.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 49
W01Battery 1 overvoltage alarm.Fault
Description

Battery 1 voltage is too high and the battery should be discharged.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 44
W02Battery 2 overvoltage alarm.Fault
Description

Battery 2 voltage is too high and the battery should be discharged.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 44
W03Battery 1 undervoltage alarm.Fault
Description

Battery 1 voltage is too low, the battery should be charged.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 44
W04Battery 2 undervoltage alarm.Fault
Description

Battery 2 voltage is too low, the battery should be charged.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 44
W05Battery 1 SOC low alarm.Fault
Description

Battery 1 SOC is too low, the battery should be charged.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 44
W06Battery 2 SOC low alarm.Fault
Description

Battery 2 SOC is too low, the battery should be charged.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 44
W07High voltage ride through alarm.Fault
Description

Entering high voltage ride-through at grid connection, the inverter sends reactive power to the grid.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 44
W08Low voltage ride through alarm.Fault
Description

Entering low voltage ride-through at grid connection, the inverter absorbs reactive power from the grid.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 44
W09Under-frequency derating alarm.Fault
Description

The frequency is too low, the inverter reduce the power.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 44
W10Over-frequency derating alarm.Fault
Description

The frequency is too high, the inverter reduce the power.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 44
W11Under frequency and rated alarm.Fault
Description

The frequency is too low, the inverter increases the power.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 45
W12Load Overload Alarm.Fault
Description

The load is overloaded, and the load should be reduced.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 45
W13DC lightning protection alarm.Fault
Description

If the DC lightning protector is abnormal, check whether the lightning protector is abnormal.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 45
W14AC lightning protection alarm.Fault
Description

If the AC lightning protector is abnormal, check whether the lightning protector is abnormal.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 45
W15Radiator overtemperature derating alarm.Fault
Description

The radiator temperature is too high, and the inverter reduces the power.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 45
W16Ambient overtemperature derating alarm.Fault
Description

The ambient temperature is too high, and the inverter reduces the power.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 45
W18Fan 1 alarm.Fault
Description

Fan 1 stops abnormally, check fan wiring.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 45
W19Fan 2 alarm.Fault
Description

Fan 2 stops abnormally, check fan wiring.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 45
W20Fan 3 alarm.Fault
Description

Fan 3 stops abnormally, check fan wiring.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 45
W21Fan 4 alarm.Fault
Description

Fan 4 stops abnormally, check fan wiring.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 45
W22Internal fan alarm.Fault
Description

Internal fan stops working abnormally, check internal fan wiring.

Source:T-REX-50KHP3G01-user-manual-.pdf · page 45

Step-by-step troubleshooting checklist

  1. 1.Note the exact code and timing

    Write down the exact code shown on the display, what the unit was doing when it appeared (charging, discharging, idle, grid-tied), and any LEDs or audible alarms. The same code can have different fixes depending on context.

  2. 2.Check the recommended fix on this page

    Find the code in the list below and read the cause + recommended fix. Most warning-level codes can be cleared by following the listed action — usually reducing load, checking wiring, or restarting the unit.

  3. 3.Verify the source manual page

    Each code shows the source manual filename and page number. Open that exact page in the official manual to verify model-specific notes (firmware version, parallel-config notes, regional variants) before acting.

  4. 4.Disconnect AC, DC, and battery before opening

    If a fix requires opening the enclosure or accessing terminals, disconnect AC input, DC PV, and battery in that order. Wait at least 60 seconds for capacitors to discharge before touching any conductors.

  5. 5.Escalate critical codes to authorized service

    Critical codes (short-circuit, IGBT failure, BMS hardware error) should not be cleared by end users. Note the code, model number, and source manual page, then contact an authorized service partner.

Common questions about T-REX-50KHP3G01 error codes

Where can I find the official Felicity T-REX-50KHP3G01 error code manual?
Each code on this page lists the official source manual filename and page number at the bottom. The manuals are published by Felicity on their website; we compile the codes here so you can search across all of them at once instead of opening each PDF.
Is the T-REX-50KHP3G01 the same as other Felicity models?
Some Felicity units share firmware across a family of variants — the same fault codes apply to multiple model numbers. Look at the "also covers" chips below the title to see which other model numbers this page applies to.
What's the most critical code on a Felicity T-REX-50KHP3G01?
Critical-severity codes (red dot) are the ones that trip the unit offline immediately — typically short-circuit, IGBT, or BMS hardware failures. These are listed first when you filter by severity. Do not bypass them; they indicate a hardware or safety condition that requires service.

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