Hi @Pepe, We’ve confirmed that your device has been successfully upgraded. We’ve also removed the upgrade notification, so you won’t be disturbed by it anymore.
Please try enabling the grid self-adaption mode in the app’s advanced settings.
Then, set the charging mode to silent mode.
Please let us know if it works.
Could you test and let us know the voltage of your grid? If the voltage is too low, charging will not be possible.
Thanks for the reply, guys. Yes, self-adaptation and silent mode are enabled. However, the original request was to ask if there’s a possibility to make AC70P support charging when the grid voltage is below 190 volts. In my case, it was 180V after a recent missile strike. In my original request, I referred to the initial question about the AC180P device, where you managed to create custom firmware to support such low-voltage scenarios.
Hi @yuriyd, We completely understand your frustration and are happy to assist you.
I have passed your request on to the R&D department. They have informed me that the demand for a new firmware for the AC70P is relatively low, and they need to prioritize the development of firmware for products with higher demand. This is also the reason why the AC180P firmware was completed first.
We sincerely apologize that we are unable to assist you with this request at the moment. We recommend making more use of the AC180P and solar charging for now.
Totally absurd this demand stuff you are using to explain the lack of suport on a brand new product sold by Bluetti. I bought it new, it is not part of my role evaluate which of your products are better sold in order to buy the single model you are giving support. If you have a model, you should give assistance. This is the only eletric equipment that does not work here at home, all the other ones work very well with the low voltage.
Hi @Gustavofk, I believe there might be some misunderstanding here. Yes, the AC70P is a very new model, and we are happy to provide technical support for it.
I have already forwarded your request to our R&D department, but please understand that they have a heavy workload. Requests are prioritized based on the submission time and the volume of demand, so your request will be processed, but we cannot guarantee a specific timeline. We appreciate your patience with this.
Additionally, we noticed that your firmware has not been upgraded to the latest version. We have already pushed ARM v2152.04 in bulk. Please update to that version first. We will also individually push the latest DSP v2112.03 to you within the next 24 hours. During the upgrade, please do not connect any devices.
We hope this helps!
Hello @BLUETTI_CARE
I have the same problem on my new AC180P, when connecting it to the grid i get low grid voltage error.
Both silent charging mode and grid self-adaptation does not help.
SN is AC180P2434001486161
IOT v9046.01
ARM v2125.03
DSP 2126.03
Can firmware be applied to my machine to allow it charging on my grid?
The source of the issue i believe comes from me living in Ukraine and constant hardships our grid suffers at the moment.
Hi @qw25456, Please don’t worry about it, our new firmware could resolve this problem.
Our IT department will push the latest version of firmware to your machine in 24 hours. Please upgrade it tomorrow.
Please do not load any device when upgrading it.
Please let us know if it works.
Hi @Gustavofk, Thanks to our combined efforts, we have expedited the completion of a new dedicated firmware that resolves the low-voltage charging issue. We have already pushed DSP v2112.71 to your AC70P.
Please upgrade it now.
Please do not load any device when upgrading it.
Please let us know if it works.
Hi @yuriyd, Thanks to our combined efforts, we have expedited the completion of a new dedicated firmware that resolves the low-voltage charging issue. We will push the new DSP v2112.71 to your AC70P in 24 hours.
Please upgrade it tomorrow.
Please do not load any device when upgrading it.
Please let us know if it works.
Hi @BLUETTI_CARE grid-self adaption mode doesnt help, if using >500w station can turn off, also can stop/start charging every few second if voltage is not stable, idk its normal or not, im using staion mainly in ups, do u have solution?
Hi @deadlike, The European version of the machine is labeled with a charging voltage of 230V. Our new DSP has expanded the voltage range, allowing charging within 70%-115% of the standard voltage.
We are preparing to push the new DSP v2088.99 to optimize the charging performance for you.
Our IT department will push the latest version of firmware to your unit in 24 hours.
Please upgrade the firmware tomorrow. Please do not load any device when upgrading it.
Please let us know if it does help. After that, please reminder us to delete the upgrade notification.
does new version increase switching time? i use station mainly for pc, and after upgrade, when i lost electricity my monitors reboot for a like few seconds
Hi ,
You can consider me as another AC70P customer experiencing the same E114 errors when the voltage drops. What are the chances of getting custom firmware with slightly adjusted thresholds to support such circumstances?
I’ve upgraded my AC70P to the new firmware you guys pushed (v2112.71), and I can confirm that it charges properly at the current voltage value of 185V. Thank you so much for your hard work - it really means a lot to us.
Hi @deadlike,The new firmware helps ensure charging under low voltage or unstable voltage conditions. Low voltage itself can impact UPS switching time, and this issue is not caused by the new firmware.
Our new firmware is designed to ensure the unit can charge properly despite these voltage conditions. I hope it does help.
Hi @DimaB, Now I have applied to upgrade your firmware.
Our IT department will push the latest version of firmware to your unit in 24 hours.
Please upgrade the DSP tomorrow. Please do not load any device when upgrading it.
Please let us know if it does help.
@BLUETTI_CARE this update increase switch time, i check it myself with unplug cable, pc doesnt reboot, but monitors does, if its not fixeble, i prefer previous version, bcz low/high voltage ERROR rarely appears in comparison with lost electrycity