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

Well, well, well...

I had to log back in to the SunSynk app on my phone last night and somehow noticed that it looks like all my missing data from before the 'Region' switch debacle is now showing in the Energy Generation section.
 
Well, well, well...

I had to log back in to the SunSynk app on my phone last night and somehow noticed that it looks like all my missing data from before the 'Region' switch debacle is now showing in the Energy Generation section.

And they updated and closed the ticket I logged for the missing data, have to give them credit for following through on this.
 
Hi, is there anyone able to help me understand this. Im new to it and not really that clued up yet. Ive had 2 5.5 kw sunsynk inverters installed in parallel. The consumption seems correct and matches my main meter but the one inverter does not seem to be measuring what it uses from the grid. It measures total import as 0 and the total import is half my meter usage. Also load + export + charge does not equal pv + import + discharge. The amount used by the second inverter seems to be missing from import. Thanks for any suggestions.

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LOL, what that brochure meant was "based on these components"... or "Ripped off from these components"
"Deye have responded and asked me to make this post:

"As an employee of Deye in Australia, I would like to address this issue with complete transparency. Deye, as a globally leading manufacturer of energy storage inverters, has always been committed to providing our customers with cost-effective and high-quality products. Our product failure rates are relatively low compared to our peers in the industry.

During the past couple of years, the pandemic caused significant supply chain challenges, making it difficult to procure certain components while the demand for energy storage solutions surged. To ensure continuous product supply, we had to use alternative components. Please rest assured that all these alternative components are A-grade and have undergone rigorous testing to meet industry standards and certification requirements.

The inconsistency between the components in our products and those mentioned in our catalog is due to our failure to update the catalog (2022-2023 Version)in a timely manner. We sincerely apologize for this oversight. We have taken immediate steps to rectify this and will update our catalog as soon as possible._ "
 
Has anyone had their Sunsynk data logger die? Mine has been offline for 2 days and there are no lights on the logger itself.
 
Has anyone had their Sunsynk data logger die? Mine has been offline for 2 days and there are no lights on the logger itself.
A friend had that happen when his system was a month old. SS had to be sent away for repairs but he was given a loan unit.

The repair took so long that the installer just left the loan unit in permanently.
 
communication issue between batteries and inverter?
Is there anything I can check to troubleshoot?

It seems fine now though. What's even more strange is that the inverter was supposed to shutdown if SOC drops below 25%
 
any indicators on the actual batteries?
Grid was still active so it would not shut down -
The one battery is fully charged and the other isn't, I didn't check this morning but it seems like it only drained one of the batteries
 
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