SveinHa
New Member
Thanks for the info @Hristo .
I have a contactor (OWON 32A Zigbee switch/energy meter) on both input and output of the inverter so I can easily isolate the inverter from the grid whenever I want but I find it a bit safer to always have the inverter supplied with 230VAC, that way it uses the grid if it needs to without my control...
As much as possible, I use the SBU mode but whenever the sun is letting me down, I switch to USB to charge the batteries in the cheapest hours or whenever needed if batteries are about to be empty. Very easy for me to only supply the inverter when needed but I don't know if that helps at all.
Easun 24 hour support is absolutely NO SUPPORT AT ALL. For 12 days now, they have sent me 2 or 3 messages of no value at all.
It's almost impossible to get hold of new inverters like these nowadays but I found some "SP24 Axpert Max II 10K-48 10000 Watt 48 Volt Inverter Off Grid Solar Island" in Italy and one of them is due to arrive on my doorstep in 3 days (monday).
I have a contactor (OWON 32A Zigbee switch/energy meter) on both input and output of the inverter so I can easily isolate the inverter from the grid whenever I want but I find it a bit safer to always have the inverter supplied with 230VAC, that way it uses the grid if it needs to without my control...
As much as possible, I use the SBU mode but whenever the sun is letting me down, I switch to USB to charge the batteries in the cheapest hours or whenever needed if batteries are about to be empty. Very easy for me to only supply the inverter when needed but I don't know if that helps at all.
Easun 24 hour support is absolutely NO SUPPORT AT ALL. For 12 days now, they have sent me 2 or 3 messages of no value at all.
It's almost impossible to get hold of new inverters like these nowadays but I found some "SP24 Axpert Max II 10K-48 10000 Watt 48 Volt Inverter Off Grid Solar Island" in Italy and one of them is due to arrive on my doorstep in 3 days (monday).