Learn about EcoFlow Error Code 32, its meaning, causes, and solutions for fixing it.
Error Code 32 indicates an abnormal DC leakage current in the EcoFlow SHP2 inverter. This can lead to safety issues and requires immediate attention.
To troubleshoot Error Code 32, check for any damaged wiring or connections. Ensure that the inverter is properly grounded and inspect for moisture or corrosion.
Error 32 is triggered by the inverter's internal ground fault detection system, which monitors the insulation resistance of the DC circuit. If the insulation resistance falls below a predetermined threshold, typically due to leakage current, the inverter will interpret this as a potential safety hazard. This mechanism complies with NEC regulations aimed at preventing electrical shock and fire hazards, ensuring the system operates safely within specified limits.
When encountering Error 32 on the EcoFlow SHP2 inverter, users may observe a flashing LED pattern indicating a fault. The monitoring app will display an alert regarding abnormal DC leakage current, and there may be a noticeable drop in energy production, potentially leading to the inverter shutting down entirely to protect itself from damage.
Always consult a licensed electrician or certified solar installer when troubleshooting electrical issues. Working with electrical systems can be hazardous and should only be performed by qualified licensed technicians.
To prevent future occurrences of Error 32, regularly inspect and maintain the DC wiring and connections, ensuring they are free from moisture and corrosion. Implement routine insulation resistance testing and verify grounding connections to comply with NEC standards. Additionally, ensure the inverter is installed in a location protected from environmental factors that could lead to moisture ingress.