PYLONTECH US3000C

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I want to add 2 of these to my existing setup.

Can anyone recommend a reputable seller and installer? Previous installer wants to charge me 27k per battery which seems a lot

I have 4 currently with a battery cabinet which can take two more.

Thx
 
Thx

Is it viable for me to try and install myself?
 
Enzo Matrix said:
Thx

Is it viable for me to try and install myself?
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At the rated 37A per battery you will be already pulling 148A at maximum from the batteries, adding two more takes that to 222A, the pylontech cable is only rated for 120A.

I think you might want to leave it to someone who can come up with solutions to that problem, unless you have the solution, then you can do the installation yourself.
 
Enzo Matrix said:
I want to add 2 of these to my existing setup.

Can anyone recommend a reputable seller and installer? Previous installer wants to charge me 27k per battery which seems a lot

I have 4 currently with a battery cabinet which can take two more.

Thx
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I have an idea but not sure if its safe to do so. I have 5 Pylontech modules(1xUS3000C & 4xUS2000). They work very well. I recently installed more PV panels to attain more amps to charge the batteries as in winter it was struggling with my previous single array. I now have 6kw of PV power and...
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You may have to cable them with extra cables if it is +4 batteries.

It may be an idea to get someone in or get some help from the power forum guys
 
TheChamp said:
At the rated 37A per battery you will be already pulling 148A at maximum from the batteries, adding two more takes that to 222A, the pylontech cable is only rated for 120A.

I think you might want to leave it to someone who can come up with solutions to that problem, unless you have the solution, then you can do the installation yourself.
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"connectors are only rated for 120A" no 125A
 
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