Wessss77
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Thanks man... Both 10k. I replaced/upgraded from 2 SP6548s in parallel... Basically from 13k to 20k.
Install and Operation of the SUNGOLD 10KW 48V SPLIT PHASE SOLAR INVERTER
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Kenny_
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Yes, manufactured by SNRE and rebranded by Sungold and perhaps others...
42OhmsPA
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I have 2 ASPs hanging on the wall, I need to stop making excuses and get them running...
My interpretation of the manual will be doing what you are suggesting. Leave inverter 2 off and parallel cables disconnected, program inverter 1 for parallel, shut it off and parallel program inverter 2, shut it off and connect parallel cables, then turn both on. I'll verify voltages, phases and frequency of each independently before turning them on in parallel.
I like your combiner box placement.
Wessss77
New Member
Ok... I'll be the guinea pig... I'll let y'all know how it goes...I have all the wiring right... And it looks like you only need to change 31 to PAL. Gonna shoot an email off to SGP in a minute... Right now it's 103 outside and my garage is burning up so I'll stay on the grid for another few hours.
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That's a nice boost - for many, 20k is the perfect amount
Exciting!
42OhmsPA
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You people are killing my poor checking account...
First the tp6048 needed a friend and the were on backorder so I figured what the heck lets run what others are doing since I have no patience so I ordered the latest of sungolds srne clone. Should be here friday so I ordered more batteries and a ton of cables and stuff since it pulls more power.
Seeing all of the paralleling fun is causing the wallet to twitch again.
The first one isn't even here yet and I'm twitching to order two more to have 3 of them to handle everything at once.....
First the tp6048 needed a friend and the were on backorder so I figured what the heck lets run what others are doing since I have no patience so I ordered the latest of sungolds srne clone. Should be here friday so I ordered more batteries and a ton of cables and stuff since it pulls more power.
Seeing all of the paralleling fun is causing the wallet to twitch again.
The first one isn't even here yet and I'm twitching to order two more to have 3 of them to handle everything at once.....
3 Is how many I'm planning for later this year
Wessss77
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Thanks man according to the book that "should be" default setting.
Wessss77
New Member
All is running with no issues...
Settings only need to be made on one inverter and are replicated immediately to the others.
Remember to exit settings to effect the changes.
For SA reporting I had to change from voltronic, mppt to SRNE.
You can leave the parallel communication cables connected when setting PAL.
Set battery type to USER if doing so. Default is AGM.
Just noticed SA only sees the one inverter... With the SP6548s both inverters showed up on one USB cable
Settings only need to be made on one inverter and are replicated immediately to the others.
Remember to exit settings to effect the changes.
For SA reporting I had to change from voltronic, mppt to SRNE.
You can leave the parallel communication cables connected when setting PAL.
Set battery type to USER if doing so. Default is AGM.
Just noticed SA only sees the one inverter... With the SP6548s both inverters showed up on one USB cable
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Good news!
42OhmsPA
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Thank you for following up.
Congratulations, I believe you're the first member to be running these in parallel.
Do you have a 2nd USB cable you can connect?
I ordered two just in case.
Wessss77
New Member
Thanks I don't have one but will pick one up tomorrow and will try the second usb3 on the SA to see if it shows up... If not then I'll try a USB hub.
Wessss77
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Ok... Yes two printer cables both on the usb3 ports on the SA my batteries go in on the usb3 port and now I see everything...I just noticed I have something wrong in my config cause I'm not getting any real charging... Solar is only handling the load...I checked seeing 37 but mine doesn't allow me to set it above 52.4... hmmmm
Kenny_
Solar Wizard
Nice! Not sure what you mean about not charging. What percentage are your batteries at etc.?
Wessss77
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Kenny_
Solar Wizard
Ah, you just mean your load is exceeding your solar so not charging... makes sense... I was thinking there was a problem of some kind...
Wessss77
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There is a problem... The batteries didn't charge all day...I woke up and they were at 88%... And never charged... They continued to support the load and supplement the PV... They should do a full charge and then float all day.
42OhmsPA
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If you're not using communications check out these settings they are for my ASF but charging voltages / settings will still apply.
6 MWh SRNE ASF48100U200-H 10kw.
Hello fellow SRNE ASF48100U200-H 10kw inverter user. i just got my inverter today (still in box) i would like help in setting up the inverter. If any of the users can share their settings that i can replicate so i don't have to experiment that much to get it working. Currently i have MPP LV5048...
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Kenny_
Solar Wizard
Okay, but according to that image you posted the load is drawing more current than the PV is supplying so it's not going to charge the batteries with that situation.
Wessss77
New Member
It was still setting 37... That setting is limited to the current float voltage in setting in 11 I guess... Before I couldn't set it above 52.8 then it went back to 44... This time I could increase it to 53.6... Still can't get 54. Now it's working like I wantedIf you're not using communications check out these settings they are for my ASF but charging voltages / settings will still apply.
6 MWh SRNE ASF48100U200-H 10kw.
Hello fellow SRNE ASF48100U200-H 10kw inverter user. i just got my inverter today (still in box) i would like help in setting up the inverter. If any of the users can share their settings that i can replicate so i don't have to experiment that much to get it working. Currently i have MPP LV5048...
Thanks for the settings we were really close on most of them....I let the BMS handle charging parameters and on the 6548s there was voltage sag that would throw you too the grid and then bounce right back to battery 30 seconds later... When using the User mode it's all based on voltage. I want to use SA to handle switching appropriately.
CaliSunHarvester
Solar Enthusiast
It's suspicious that the pv spikes at the same time as load spikes, and when load drops, pv drops too. E.g. around 10:30am.
The likely truth is that pv is still available at high levels but not utilized.
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