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Thanks. I doubt I will ever have a draw higher than 20A in any case hence why I don't think 10mm2 will ever be needed. The 6mm2 I have slightly exceeds the specs of a standard 6mm2 and has a carrying capacity of 43A in open air, 54A in conduit. My worry isn't with the wire gauge, but rather...

Hi, Sorry for the long delay. So this is the current setup (220V/50Hz): Deye SUN-8K-SG01LP1-EU Bluesun 700w (6x) connected via 35metres of 6mm2 (15-degree inclination, 195S orientation, location 34.4346° N, 35.8362° E) Aurora 10.24kWh lithium battery I also have a 5kW turbine which yet to be...

Hi, So with my current setup (8kW single phase) I have a conduit from the main switchboard (connecting the whole house, also where the main feed utility comes in) to where the inverter resides. I am currently running 3x 4mm2 wires for 2x L (Grid and Load) and 1xN and am upgrading to 6mm2 after...

The Deye importer tech support came back with 'the PV specs should not exceed that of MPPT'. I am not sure that will cause any damage though - have read elsewhere that exceeding max current on MPPT does not damage or shorten the life of the inverter. Anyhow, will be replacing the unit on...

Quick update, the reseller agreed to exchange it provided it tests ok. I am yet to hear back from the importer tech department that I asked the same question in the OP

Thank you! Impressive setup you have there, I was admiring it in your thread. I just got in touch with the Deye reseller as well as the importer here, negotiating whether it’s possible to exchange.

Hi, So just realised that the Deye 6kW I have (SUN-6K-SG05LP1-EU) and is already up on the wall is a mismatch with the 6x Bluesun 700W panels that were just installed (BSM700PMB6-70SDC) because of its maximum Isc (17A+17A). The way I read it, the inverter will cap above 17A and hence will be...