Spanish Flyer
New Member
Hi all,
Sounds simple, but I can't work it out..
I have a big enough battery pack, with 6 x US3000C and 1 x US5000 Pylontech.
With my old Growatt SPF 5000 ES it was simple enough; with the aid of a wifi controlled switch I cut off the Grid power at will and in the morning I switched it back on, when PV power was strong enough. I had the whole day to charge the batteries and feed other loads.
I know that with the DEYE you have to access the "System Work Mode", tick the "Time of use", but then I don't know what battery percentage to set depending on the time bracket and so on.
I get the feeling that whatever settings I end up with, it won't be as adaptable to my needs or weather changes as I had on the Growatt, but still, I'm going for a dual DEYE Sun 5K inverters set in parallel mode, with the batteries connected to both inverters, so I will have to accept whatever is needed.
Hope someone can help me out with this (Night only batteries, day only sun and grid if needed).
Thanks and best regards,
SpanishFlyer
Sounds simple, but I can't work it out..
I have a big enough battery pack, with 6 x US3000C and 1 x US5000 Pylontech.
With my old Growatt SPF 5000 ES it was simple enough; with the aid of a wifi controlled switch I cut off the Grid power at will and in the morning I switched it back on, when PV power was strong enough. I had the whole day to charge the batteries and feed other loads.
I know that with the DEYE you have to access the "System Work Mode", tick the "Time of use", but then I don't know what battery percentage to set depending on the time bracket and so on.
I get the feeling that whatever settings I end up with, it won't be as adaptable to my needs or weather changes as I had on the Growatt, but still, I'm going for a dual DEYE Sun 5K inverters set in parallel mode, with the batteries connected to both inverters, so I will have to accept whatever is needed.
Hope someone can help me out with this (Night only batteries, day only sun and grid if needed).
Thanks and best regards,
SpanishFlyer
