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

Overcast here in somerset west but when the sun manages to peak out it really pushes up production.

Over 11kw from 10.37kwp.

Even with the overcast conditions here, the long days makes it through and I should still end up with 80% SOC by the end of the day. Currently sitting on 65%.Screenshot_20250114_114843_Chrome.jpg
 
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OK Bill Gates himself will now manage my solar plant.
What an interesting experience, noticed that I was getting a few days of awesome production, even on days that there was no one at home. Turns out the "AI" sets up export.... There is no way to turn that off, other than going back to manual settings.
 
So something has changed - my 3 plants that used to refresh every 1min (before going back to 5min last year) are now refreshing every 2min.

My 4th plant which has always been set on 5min, is also refreshing every 2min.
 
Random question for the day but does anybody have MPPT Multi-Point Scanning enable on their Sunsynk Inverter?
Friend of my found this setting in the app and asked me if mine is set (it's not) and if I know why it might not be.
I understand MPPT tracking and how it works, but why would it be switched off by default?
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Does anyone have Solar Assistant Sunsynk automations for loadshedding they can share.

Is my first loadshedding since upgrading from Axpert to Sunsynk.
 
Seems like I'm having an issue.

After every round of load shedding my DB trips. Happened this morning at 00:30 and again at 6:30. Both times after load shedding.

Going to check my grid reconnect time as previously when this happened my grid reconnect time was 60s and changing it to 600s fixed it.

Other alternative is just to disconnect from CoCT completely. Battery was still at 35% SOC so can completely disconnect for the rest of summer.
 
Seems like I'm having an issue.

After every round of load shedding my DB trips. Happened this morning at 00:30 and again at 6:30. Both times after load shedding.

Going to check my grid reconnect time as previously when this happened my grid reconnect time was 60s and changing it to 600s fixed it.

Other alternative is just to disconnect from CoCT completely. Battery was still at 35% SOC so can completely disconnect for the rest of summer.
Either a faulty earth leakage or, more likely, an earth neutral bond on the inverter which is not setup correctly.

More likely the latter.
 
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