My Hypervolt Pro 3 has been working for fine now for about 5 months. 2 nights in a row now however I noticed the charger lit up with a red LED, which apparently is the protection mechanism. Now, I cannot see Hypervolt logs anywhere so I've contacted them to confirm what is going on. I've read this is over-voltage from the grid. From my understanding, 253v is the upper limit for UK supplies from the DNO. I've read quite a few times also that EV chargers can have fairly innacurate voltage sensing mechanisms so I'm trying to understand what needs to be done. Would I be correct in saying over-voltage situations in a typical UK supply are to be expected once in a while? Is it more likely the charger has low thresholds or innaccurate sensing? Nothing in the property is tripping or switching off.
I may be jumping the gun here as I'm waiting for Hypervolt to give me more information from the logs but any advice before is welcome. I can pull stats from the Hypervolt API myself (via Home Assitant) and while charging the 'Hypervolt Voltage' sensor peaks at 248v.
Thanks
I may be jumping the gun here as I'm waiting for Hypervolt to give me more information from the logs but any advice before is welcome. I can pull stats from the Hypervolt API myself (via Home Assitant) and while charging the 'Hypervolt Voltage' sensor peaks at 248v.
Thanks