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Not sure of the forum is still active or not, but figured I’d pop in with a few questions..
As the heading states, I’ve been running the GS6000 nonstop for about three years now powering my whole house, and it’s been doing its job diligently in the background without much issue. However, i’ve noticed over the last couple months that when I have my Keurig on and “idling”, the inverter will make a frequent muffled noise that sounds a bit like distant machine gun, for lack of a better descriptor. Or maybe a distant jackhammer? I’m wondering if maybe this a fan that’s trying to operate but not able to engage or something. The noise will happen intermittently 6-8 times a minute while the Keurig is plugged in, and immediately cease once it is unplugged.
The other questing is that I see the newer units have canbus ports…i’m wondering if it’s possible to retrofit those into my unit, and what kind of protocols do they support? I’ve got some midnite powerflo batteries on the way and they use pylon.