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Yeah I’m completely backed up with messages on these. We’re crazy busy. Anyone can pm me. They are available.

I edited one of my previous posts to reflect this but the discontinuation is partially incorrect. We have another method of sourcing these from the factory as they are still producing them for some regions. For us, they are still one of the most polished units on the market. Edit: I may not...

https://diysolarforum.com/threads/usa-stock-1-699-dlg-pytes-5-12kwh-100ah-48v-19-2u-server-rack-mount-battery-10-year-warranty-can-rs485-closed-loop-communication.32814/

No issues, works fine. They have a few protocols built-in but you need to be pretty savvy about knowing which is which from a DIY standpoint. Best to buy a BMS or battery bank fully tested with Deye.

They have pretty good pricing. Victron MAP is real. We offer discounts but we can't disclose the amount publicly (hence MAP issues). TE is still under construction for now. We primarily do B2B procurement/distribution along with micro-grid/commercial engineering in the USA and Belize. We only...

@MisterSandals Thanks for the reference. @sandog feel free to ping me for anything you need. Sometimes it takes me a while to respond and messages get buried. If I don't respond just ping me again.

I’ve sold them to clients. DDP delivered anywhere in the USA. Good units. The BMS is not as advanced in some ways as Seplos but we have a good relationship with the UFO factory so I would still supply them if a client or customer were to inquire or want to purchase some.

Good to know. They should know how to handle it.

Looking forward to seeing your thread on this! I would recommend making sure your BL/Commercial Invoice doesn't say batteries and shows as a complete solar package or customs will nail you. We've had it happen before where the shipper made a mistake and had batteries listed/named. Not pretty...

@Dzl thanks for the tag. The Victron <-> BMS protocol is essentially under NDA (you won't have to find it on their website) but I do have it since I'm a Victron dealer and I work on BMS integration/protocols. Various BMS manufacturers integrate the protocol at varying levels. Some do it well...

I'll PM you. These are shipped directly from Asia but not from China. There are a few split-phase markets in Asia where distribution rights are still held for these. China however is not one of them.

Deye 8KW once again in supply/available.

Sadly no, Deye never released a sheet to my knowledge. It wasn't added as a catalog product either as SOL-ARK got the UL for the 12KW split-phase units, Deye didn't. Hence as a Deye product/branding they are non-UL.

120/240V Split-Phase. Roughly equivalent to the SOL-ARK 15K.

This is a duplicate/cross-post but a short-run supply of Deye 12KW (unreleased SOL-ARK 15k equiv) became available. No UL unfortunately.

Off topic but short run supply of Deye 12KW (unreleased SOL-ARK 15k equiv) became available. No UL unfortunately.

Yes, up to the maximum transfer capacity of the autotransformer. Yes, assuming an appropriately sized autotransformer or set of autotransformers. I would also set the grid positive value in the inverter very high. Possibly as high as 200W or more to ensure a positive input from the grid. Note...

When you are using a 120/240V grid input using these single-phase 230V inverters, there is a couple of ways to handle it. One method is to bring 240V (L1+L2) through the inverter and leave the grid neutral unconnected. A single CT on either line will be fine since is a single circuit through a...

Yes. It's basically just a very small SOL-ARK/Deye. Built on the same platform.

Welcome to the forum. Left you a PM.

I don't have specs on this so I can't say. I suspect however we're looking at a SOL-ARK 12KW inverter with a 15KW PV input because that would mimic the Deye version. If that's the case it would be true to form based on the current naming convention and what I know of Deye's internal product...

I can attest to this as well having dealt with Deye directly. We are now prepping a new line of inverters to offer though that we feel will largely surpass the new 15K coming out all the way around. Hope to have it available early next year for the US market. Will have up to a 12KW true inverter...

This shouldn't be an issue but I did go ahead and toss that over to the engineers to get some feedback. We haven't tested them yet but we should be soon. Regardless, it's their goal to make them fully compatible with the US market. Note the Safety Compliance line. I don't have the certificates...

Yes, Huayu is the OEM. They aren't associated with Deye.

Yes, I'll answer anything I can and anything I'm not already aware of I'll send over to Huayu engineers to get an answer on directly. If you want to really discuss them in-depth, a new thread might be best for the sake of others coming along who might want to read about them.

The plan is the entire UL/North American product line. I can actually supply the micros right now if there is interest. Just leave me a PM.

Yes, these will absolutely be certified however unfortunately we won't have the cert until later this year or at least that's the projection barring any delays.

I created a separate thread for this model: https://diysolarforum.com/threads/5kw-8kw-120-240v-48v-grid-interactive-hybrid-energy-storage-inverter.30249/

Sure, which specifications are you looking for? The 48V models have their specifications listed here: https://diysolarforum.com/threads/deye-hybrid-split-phase-inverters-discontinued-in-favor-of-sol-ark.27830/post-362607

Ah, yes. I see the confusion. Those specs are for the high-voltage series and do not apply here at all. Note the battery voltage. The HV inverter is an entirely different beast. The LV 48V inverter is not listed at all currently on the site.

It would be great if you could post a link or upload the sheet if you don't mind as they aren't currently listing this model on the site. If I know where that is written, I'll see about getting it fixed.

These links are likely to go offline in the future but for now, preorders can be placed below. Pricing is subject to change as well. 8KW 120/240V 48V Hybrid Energy Storage Inverter 5KW 120/240V 48V Hybrid Energy Storage Inverter Shipping & Customs/Import/Tariffs included in the price.

Within the next few days or so. We've been swamped but I'll definitely PM you back.

Both will have UL. For now the Megarevo will be good for simple, single unit installations with both critical and non-critical loads. Smaller homes with lower budgets. We're planning on having a low cost ~9-10kWh battery to match it before long. The 5KW will be a good unit for the smallest of...

It's not quite "Deye" quality yet but it's looking to be a lower-cost alternative. We're working out pricing now. PM me for quotes and pre-orders.