All things Sunsynk (Deye, Inge, etc...)

walterl said:
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14 panels on the roof
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extreme prettiness :love:
 
LOL! The pic was taken late in the afternoon, so far in the 3 days I had the setup the batteries were fully charged by 11:13
12:26
12:14
 
walterl said:
LOL! The pic was taken late in the afternoon, so far in the 3 days I had the setup the batteries were fully charged by 11:13
12:26
12:14
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Nice going.

My Gauteng install is done charging at 09H45, 10H30 if doing hot water too.
My Kabookie install is finished charging at 08H30.

Make that chimney a free-flow, 2 bricks high max.
 
Battery took an 18% dip during loadshedding, it's been charging for 4 hours now and still sitting at 98% even after the reset (on the hubble)

Will see what it does on the next loadshedding and charge cycle.

Cycles.. how do you see how many you've done? If it's even possible on this setup
 
ViciousClone said:
Battery took an 18% dip during loadshedding, it's been charging for 4 hours now and still sitting at 98% even after the reset (on the hubble)

Will see what it does on the next loadshedding and charge cycle.

Cycles.. how do you see how many you've done? If it's even possible on this setup
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The standard inverter+battery combo wont allow you to see the cycles normally. You'd need an additional component like Solar Assistant or RIOT for the Hubble batteries to see this info from the BMS
 
Mzezman said:
The standard inverter+battery combo wont allow you to see the cycles normally. You'd need an additional component like Solar Assistant or RIOT for the Hubble batteries to see this info from the BMS
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Guessing the Sunsynk wifi dongle won’t do the trick as well
 
Speedster said:
I don't have solar assistant. The standard Solarman HA integration is more than sufficient for my use case.
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Which HA Integration are you using ?
The Deye I have is a 12kW version (3 phase) - and it seems to be struggling to pick up the parameters (I believe it might be because the serial number requires a different vesion of the HA integration plugin ( 2711xxxx)
Using / tried using
github.com

GitHub - StephanJoubert/home_assistant_solarman: Home Assistant component for Solarman collectors used with a variety of inverters.

Home Assistant component for Solarman collectors used with a variety of inverters. - StephanJoubert/home_assistant_solarman
github.com github.com
with not the best available documentation
 
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So I've been noticing the Sunsynk app isn't showing all the data. It doesn't want to show the draw from the house or from the grid, only panels and battery. I thi k maybe the wifi signal isn't strong enough, in this screenshot it's got 2 bars but usually its only got one. Thoughts? Screenshot_20230128_065444.jpgScreenshot_20230128_065524.jpg
 

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Anthro said:
Which HA Integration are you using ?
The Deye I have is a 12kW version (3 phase) - and it seems to be struggling to pick up the parameters (I believe it might be because the serial number requires a different vesion of the HA integration plugin ( 2711xxxx)
Using / tried using
github.com

GitHub - StephanJoubert/home_assistant_solarman: Home Assistant component for Solarman collectors used with a variety of inverters.

Home Assistant component for Solarman collectors used with a variety of inverters. - StephanJoubert/home_assistant_solarman
github.com github.com
with not the best available documentation
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I'm using that integration, but I have the single phase 8kW. I simply put everything on the one incoming municipal feed and the other two are now dormant. The per phase limitation (and increased price) of the 3 phase didn't appeal to me.
 
Fingerlessliz said:
So I've been noticing the Sunsynk app isn't showing all the data. It doesn't want to show the draw from the house or from the grid, only panels and battery. I thi k maybe the wifi signal isn't strong enough, in this screenshot it's got 2 bars but usually its only got one. Thoughts? View attachment 1465283View attachment 1465285
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Probably an issue with the App.
Open a browser (hopefully on a real PC), go to Sunsynk.net and login using your creds. Does it show the same?
 
Any online solar panel stores that you guy’s highly suggest?
So far I’ve gone through:
Solar advice
Power Forum store
 
I have a recently installed 8kVA Deye inverter with 2x Pylontech UP5000 batteries for a total of 10kWh storage as a load shedding solution. No solar panels yet because it is a rental property.

The wife and daughter have already managed to trip the inverter a few times. The Deye then shows error F56 which is DC busbar voltage too low.

What causes this fault and how can I rectify the problem? Switching the inverter off and back on resets everything back to normal but I am curious how to avoid the tripping.
 
Blue Shirt said:
I have a recently installed 8kVA Deye inverter with 2x Pylontech UP5000 batteries for a total of 10kWh storage as a load shedding solution. No solar panels yet because it is a rental property.

The wife and daughter have already managed to trip the inverter a few times. The Deye then shows error F56 which is DC busbar voltage too low.

What causes this fault and how can I rectify the problem? Switching the inverter off and back on resets everything back to normal but I am curious how to avoid the tripping.
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UP5000s are 0.5C batteries, so two in parallel will only allow a discharge rate of around 4800W. Restrict your loads to under that when running on battery, or get another one for 3 in parallel.
And kick the backside of the salesperson that sold it to you without telling you of this limitation.
 
RonSwanson said:
UP5000s are 0.5C batteries, so two in parallel will only allow a discharge rate of around 4800W. Restrict your loads to under that when running on battery, or get another one for 3 in parallel.
And kick the backside of the salesperson that sold it to you without telling you of this limitation.
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I was watching the display panel when they were turning various appliances on, the load never exceeded 4 kVA.

I am aware of the 0.5C limitation and will probably add a 3rd battery in time.
 
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