Anyone else seeing inverter fans running nonstop this month?

[OrtegaAndrade]

The humidity’s been sticking around longer than usual here in Alabama, and I’ve noticed my hybrid inverter acting a little different lately. Nothing major, but the fan seems to run more often, and I’ve had a couple of short disconnects during really damp mornings. I’m not sure if it’s just the weather, or maybe the humidity’s starting to affect performance. Anyone else seeing the same thing? I’m curious if this kind of weather makes a noticeable difference in inverter efficiency or if I just need to check my ventilation setup. It’s been one of those months where the air feels heavy, and I can’t tell if it’s just me or the system struggling a bit.

 

[ParamedicClark]

I’m in a humid area too, and mine’s been doing short disconnects now and then. I’m thinking it’s moisture in the air making it work harder, but not totally sure.

 

[Alan]

Moist, warm air can make the cooling system work harder, so nonstop fans are not always a sign of trouble. The disconnects are the part that stands out a bit more. Did anything change recently in the room or wall where your inverter sits, like added storage or reduced airflow?