So, I will check the connection with Safeguard again. It can also be because of the type of safeguard. All the rest are fine.
I assume with UPS you mean the ac power provided on the inverters “backup LOAD” port.
If power is not provided from grid (for example turned off for maintenance), the inverter should (must) not generate and potentially inject power to the grid.
Afaik the backup power provided on the load port is there instantly and without a noticeable delay for consumers
do you know if its possible to have this scenario with this inverter, my gen port will have another inverter with production, but the same AC wire have the pool pump running from it, can the gen port produce energy to some devices such as a pool pump (± 800w) and also act as microinverter?
@nunoacif, No, never connect any loads directly to the generator port.
but if i connect the other interver to the gen port, isn’t that a load itself?
A solar inverter is not a load; it’s a generation source that needs an AC voltage to function, so the Generator input will not work.
Hi Svarky.
Is this Deye good to accept V2l through gen port without tripping from BYD?
I am in Australia.
Thanks
@Thanwintun, I have not personally tested a Deye inverter with V2L connected to the generator input, but I have heard from other users that this works with KIA EVs. I don’t see why it would not work with BYD.
I was planning to test this myself in a few week’s time during the installation of another Deye inverter (for an off-grid customer)
Thanks for the info!
Deye Inverter Monitoring problems
I found the standard Solarman app, which is used with the Deye branded inverters, to be extremely unreliable and difficult to use. I have had nothing but problems connecting the inverter to any of the SolarMan Apps (I think there are 4 versions).
Fortunately, I discovered the Solar Assistant platform, which is a great alternative and works perfectly; plus, it provides detailed graphs of every aspect of the system, including loads, MPPT voltage and current, input power voltage and frequency (generator).
More importantly, it enables seamless remote control and configuration of all the settings. I’ve started another thread here with more details about the Solar Assistant App.
You mention your house is completely off grid, does that mean all your switchboard is connected to the “LOAD” port ie. the backup load?
If this inverter was used for an on-grid connection and the grid went off, only the loads connected to LOAD is supplied?
I assume this would also mean that mean at the switchboard you would need to separate the backup loads onto a different bus from the house loads ?
Thanks for the detailed review and follow responses, they have been very useful.
However, I will really like to know what the noise level is. Can it be used indoors - like close to an office desk?