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All things Sunsynk (Deye, Inge, etc...)
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Speedster
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Deye doesn't have that screen. He can tap the green "on" in the middle of the display screen, tap the grid icon and tap the home icon. Each of those will give a section of the info needed.I need to see this one, because it will tell if you have a bad grid feed:
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yes
Load on less than 1kwh at any given time. Gremlin?
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remember to click the tick to save the setting.
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You need to find this screen:
If you can't, then no-one can help you except your installer.
This is what I have.You need to find this screen:
If you can't, then no-one can help you except your installer.
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Turn off activate battery on the second last image.
Then go back to the home screen and tap on the green "on" button, grid icon and home icon respectively taking a picture of the status screen each time.
Also, what battery do you have?
Thanks. What is the activate battery that is turned on?
Shoto 5.12
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Your battery doesn't have comms with the inverter.
It is set up to use voltages, and I cannot comment on that, don;t have capacity to trawl for Shoto documentation. There also seems to be alternate use of voltages and percentages, from my understanding you should be using voltage throughout.
Get hold of your installer and ask him to hook the battery up with proper comms, AFAIK the Shoto is capable of it. Failing that, he needs to setup proper voltage values and specify it as AGM.
Also he needs to correct your capacity, no way it is 200Ah, and that discharge rate of 120A is optimistic, needs to be corrected. AFAIK the Shoto can do 1C, but remember seeing somewhere that recommended discharge is 50A. 1C would be 100A, not 120A.
Speedster
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That is for battery recovery if you've over discharged the battery.
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Agreed. Battery settings are screwed up. Do you have a CAN (lan cable) connection between battery and inverter?Your battery doesn't have comms with the inverter.
It is set up to use voltages, and I cannot comment on that, don;t have capacity to trawl for Shoto documentation. There also seems to be alternate use of voltages and percentages, from my understanding you should be using voltage throughout.
Get hold of your installer and ask him to hook the battery up with proper comms, AFAIK the Shoto is capable of it. Failing that, he needs to setup proper voltage values and specify it as AGM.
Also he needs to correct your capacity, no way it is 200Ah, and that discharge rate of 120A is optimistic, needs to be corrected. AFAIK the Shoto can do 1C, but remember seeing somewhere that recommended discharge is 50A. 1C would be 100A, not 120A.
Speedster
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Not sure who your installer is but I'd have him over for a friendly chat sooner rather than later.
Yep. Been working fine till today..... Should I change my battery settings in the meanwhile?
Speedster
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Best thing is to plug in the cable. The battery and inverter will talk to each other and agree on the best settings automagically.