i'm sure all decent inverters can set custom charge levels.I know there are plenty theories around batteries but I would strongly advise anyone to just connect the battery to the inverter and let it do its thing without any external intervention.
Can you even set the charge level?
i'm sure all decent inverters can set custom charge levels.
i've read reports that for lithium storage it's better to store at 70-80% charge, as 100% charge ages them aswell without cycling. so i would say between loadshedding set charge level to 70% then when we're hit with blackouts, set it back to 100%.
I think i figured out what's happening with the aux output switching off and on again.Figured out why your 2ndary load keeps switching off yet?
First time I hear of this, but then I haven't seen too many decent inverters.i'm sure all decent inverters can set custom charge levels.
i'm sure even the axpert inverter has "user" battery settings that you can set charge levels.First time I hear of this, but then I haven't seen too many decent inverters.
i'm sure even the axpert inverter has "user" battery settings that you can set charge levels.
this is where i saw it:i dont think it quite works like that, i will try find it but there was a nice explanation of this on powerforum at some stage
Victron has this optionFirst time I hear of this, but then I haven't seen too many decent inverters.
Call Nick for advice? They offered his support once mine arrives for installation.I think i figured out what's happening with the aux output switching off and on again.
The aux output is designed to dump excess power to loads like pumps and heating elements that are always on and not in standby mode and therefore not drawing any electricity.
When my aircons and geyser are off, the only power being used is the display for the geyserwise which I think is too little to register a power draw on the inverter. So after a certain amount of time with no power being drawn on the aux output, it switches off but because my settings are set to turn on the aux output if the battery is higher than 70%, it turns the aux on again and the cycle repeats.
I have a few 10w LED floodlights outside that's on a day not switch and will connect this to the aux output to have a constant draw during the night and see if this resolves the issue.
Edit
This will not work. It just restarted while the geyser was drawing electricity and heating up at the time.
I have logged a ticket with sunsynk about the aux output restarting.


At 3.49kW it was supposed to have shown a difference after an hour, maybe it does that in stages, like from 100% to 80 and so forth?Fans switched on for a few minutes while heating the geyser but then switched back off again.
Very happy as I expected the fans to be a constant drone while the inverter is running.
Still concerned as to why battery SOC has not dropped yet even though its been powering the house now for more than an hour. View attachment 880773 View attachment 880775
Will monitor and check.At 3.49kW it was supposed to have shown a difference after an hour, maybe it does that in stages, like from 100% to 80 and so forth?
maybe try the can port?My efergy whole home energy monitor has now become useless to me. Going to post it in the classified but thought I'll post here first.
R700
Efergy energy monitor and one sensor.
Sensor can be attached to main feed into home to monitor whole home usage or to individual circuits.
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or maybe baud rate?SOC on pylontech is showing 66% but inverter is still reporting 100% SOC.
Inverter is set to Lithium and connected to the RS485 port on the master battery.
BMS info on inverter in bottom pic. View attachment 880833 View attachment 880835
