First setup: question regarding compatibility of inverty and batteries

[Lugh]

Hiya folks,
I'm located in Quebec, Canada. Up there. Yes it's cold.
My house/farmish burnt down recently and I do not intend to plug back on hydro.
I'm looking at investing 10k in a solar system.
So far, the EG4 6000xp seems to be the best deal with 2x 51.2v 100ah AOlithium batteries, coupled with a solar array to be determined.
I'm wondering about the compatibility of the inverter with the batteries. I contacted both companies: AOlithium said NO. EG4 said YES.

... anyone here has actual first hand experience or a qualified opînion? Thanks.

 

[Lugh]

... are bumps allowed here?

 

[timselectric]

Compatibility is a two part question.
1. If the battery voltage is in the correct range. It's compatible with the inverter.
2. The second part is BMS communications. If this is important to you then you need to check for that Compatibility.

 

[Detritalgeo]

Does the 6000XP use CAN or Pylon485?... I assume CAN

 

[Lugh]

Compatibility is a two part question.
1. If the battery voltage is in the correct range. It's compatible with the inverter.
2. The second part is BMS communications. If this is important to you then you need to check for that Compatibility.

All right.
1. Batteries are 51.2V, Inverter is 48V. Close enough?
2. Information requested from vendor.

 

[timselectric]

Batteries are 51.2V, Inverter is 48V. Close enough?

Yes
51.2v is the standard LFP 16s battery voltage. For a 48v nominal voltage system.

 

[bbonk]

Does the 6000XP use CAN or Pylon485?... I assume CAN

did you ever this answered?