Learn about Brivis Error Code 50, its causes, and how to fix it effectively.
Error Code 50 indicates a loss of the main flame signal in the system. This can lead to heating issues and requires immediate attention.
To troubleshoot Error Code 50, check the flame sensor and connections. Ensure that there are no blockages in the gas supply.
The Brivis Error 50 is triggered when the inverter detects a loss of the main flame signal. This can occur due to various electrical logic failures. The inverter continuously monitors the flame signal to ensure safe operation and efficiency. If the signal is interrupted, it may indicate issues such as a ground fault, inadequate gas supply, or malfunctioning sensor. The inverter's internal diagnostics utilize parameters like insulation resistance (RISO) measurements and ground fault detection to assess system integrity. If these parameters fall outside acceptable limits, the inverter will initiate a fault condition to prevent potential hazards.
When encountering Brivis Error 50, users may observe a blinking LED indicator on the inverter, signaling a fault condition. Additionally, monitoring apps may display alerts indicating a loss of the main flame signal, and overall system performance may drop significantly, reflected in lower energy production metrics.
Always consult a licensed electrician or certified solar installer for any repairs or maintenance to ensure safety and compliance with local codes.
To avoid encountering Error 50 in the future, perform regular maintenance checks on the combustion chamber and flame sensor. Ensure that the gas supply is consistently monitored and that electrical connections are secured and free from corrosion. Additionally, keep the system area clear of debris and obstructions that could impact flame stability.