houseofancients
Solar Wizard
or deyeIf you want e.u version search for "sunsynk"
or deyeIf you want e.u version search for "sunsynk"
my 8000 Max has it, but i have seen it on most newer models such as the 7.2 and i have also seen it on a 3 kw modelAnd we already have JK Heltec RS485 BMS protocol documentation. Also more working interpretation for it (with RasPi) on Github.
With this can write a Heltec to Lib BMS communication conversation. A RasPi, 2 RS485 port and some Python code.
I scrolled down in the MPP doc and did not find any unusual item on it.
The big question is that this lib protocol will be available on other MPP Solar inverters ?
In the 5048MK user manual I still only see the Pylontech option.
Maybe a someone got a similar doc from MPP Solar for Pylontech ?
my 8000 Max has it, but i have seen it on most newer models such as the 7.2 and i have also seen it on a 3 kw model
might be worth check the manual, they are available for download on the mpp site
or deye
sunsynk, deye and sol-ark are the same devices, manufactored by Deye, some run a little modified software , all are UL listed and CE certifiedAlready checked current MK manual, no Lib option there. Only PYLontech.
Deye and Sunsync are real hybrid inverters. So they can produce to grid.
Here in the EU they need to get a certificate. So they are compatible and can be used here.
And then they are put in the allowed inverters list by the utility companies. Only inverters on this list will be accepted for grid-tie power feeding.
Without it we can not use them.
Or maybe with limiter and not feeding back ... but not sure on that part.
Even It is possible that we can not use them like an off-grid (with grid support) inverter too (so only load on the grid with no feeding back).
sunsynk, deye and sol-ark are the same devices, manufactored by Deye, some run a little modified software , all are UL listed and CE certified
here in holland ce was enough
i send my grid provider this, and they were happyIn Germany, Austria, Hungary VDE-AR-N4105:2018 is needed.
in Italy CEI 0-21 CEI 0-16
in England G59/3
even Australia needs AS 4777
And there is the main EU that some countries accept EN 50438 -> EN 50549-1:2019
in Netherlands I see NEN-EN50438 -> NEN EN 50549-1:2019
Usually local utility company has a pdf with accepted grid-tie and hybrid inverter list.
dude, this is straight from their website, publicly viewable, downloadable and verifiable.Here is a pdf for a utility provider that shows all the possible inverters you can use grid-tie:
And I do not mind ... a pdf (or a pic from a pdf) is worth almost nothing.
Anyone can make a fake pic, or the manufacturer can cite certificates in the manual they do not have.
Bad for you, bad for the utility and bad for grid stability.
dude, this is straight from their website, publicly viewable, downloadable and verifiable.
furthermore, there is a reason you utilty provider just allows a very smal selection of inverters.
please stop making insinuations.
that being said, do what ever you feel you need to do
i send my grid provider this, and they were happy
You wrote:
I do not see in the screenshot the inverter manufacturer, inverter type, capabilities, kW ... nothing.
So if your provider allowed you to use the inverter from this pic ... they are not very responsible people
Don't mind, I am just messing with you
I actually never went to Holland only Germany and France ... but planing
SUN-5/6/8/10/12K-SG04LP3 | 5-12KW | Three Phase | 2 MPPT | Hybrid Inverter | Low Voltage Battery Inverter Company, Supplier | Deye Inverter Technology
NingBo Deye Inverter Technology Co.,Ltd is China SUN-5/6/8/10/12K-SG04LP3 | 5-12KW | Three Phase | 2 MPPT | Hybrid Inverter | Low Voltage Battery inverter company and supplier。 SUN 5/6/8/10/12K-SG is brand new three phase hybrid inverter with low battery voltage 48V, ensuring system saf...www.deyeinverter.com
And we already have JK Heltec RS485 BMS protocol documentation. Also more working interpretation for it (with RasPi) on Github.
With this can write a Heltec to Lib BMS communication conversation. A RasPi, 2 RS485 port and some Python code.
I scrolled down in the MPP doc and did not find any unusual item on it.
The big question is that this lib protocol will be available on other MPP Solar inverters ?
In the 5048MK user manual I still only see the Pylontech option.
Maybe a someone got a similar doc from MPP Solar for Pylontech ?
Yes, they have it. And the protocol documentation is linked below.As I posted just a few postings earlier. 5048MGX does have lib protokol.
I checked mppsolar webseite, and the newer models like MGX oder MAX do have extended BMS support.
You have to check STEP 5 in LCD Menu:
- AGM
- User-Defined
- Pylontech battery
- WECO battery
- Soltaro battery
- BAK battery
- Lib-Protocol
- 3rd party Lithium battery
I tried to finde any dokumentation about the protocols but can't finde anything.
So JK Heltec RS485 BMS is Lib-Protocol?
Because I'd like to to a BMS communication conversation. Do you have any further links to Github? This is the only repo I found: https://github.com/PurpleAlien/jk-bms_grafana
THX
ok, well just to make this clear.
I did't found any informations about the lib protocol so far... This would be the key to do some conversation.
In fact I got this from MPPSolar for asking for lib protocol: https://diysolarforum.com/resources/mppsolar-bms-communication-protocol.206/
Are there any other informations? Maybe other search keywords than "lib protocol"?
For bMS: Daly, Chargery, Heltec, ... you can find informations.
In fact will will give a try to communicate with lib protocol...
Hi,This documentation gives us the part that MPP Solar inverter (set to lib protocol) asks from the BMS on RS485 and what it awaits as an answer.
The documentation I uploaded gives us the part how you can ask info from Heltec BMS on RS485 and then what result should you receive.
We only need a middle tier interpreter that is connected on one RS485 to MPP inverter, and on an other RS485 connected to Heltec BMS.
One simple synchronous solution:
- MPP inverter asks
- middle tier interprets
- asks from Heltec on the other port
- respond received from Heltec
- interprets
- response send to MPP.
Not sure about response times. So it is possible it needs to be asynchronous (asks infos from Heltec a lot of time then stores the results, and when MPP asks info immediate response from cache)