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This battery is sold 😀 I still have a refurbished Deye 5kw inverter available.

Item: Deye 5kw Hybrid Inverter Age: Purchased January 2021 Price: R8800 Payment Method Accepted: EFT Warranty: No Packaging: Original box + tons of bubble wrap Condition: Minor scratch on screen (still works great). Slight scuff marks on the back. Location: Amanzimtoti Reason: This unit needed to go back to the supplier after a failed software update. It was repaired under warranty at the Deye Service center. While it was away, I bought another one (this one is no longer needed). Shipping: Yes, at your cost Collection: Yes Includes: WiFi dongle, CT, and wall mounting plate. This inverter needed to go back to the Deye Service center after something went wrong during a firmware update. Deye repaired the unit under warranty. There are one or two minor scuff marks, and a small scratch on the screen, but the unit works fine.

Hi TheRidDlerX, yes - still available. Please contact me for more info.

Hi TaliaB, sadly I don't have Solar Assistant or any other way of checking the cell data. All I have is the SOH as reported by my Deye inverter.

Item: Pylontech US3000C Age: Bought in Jan 2021 Price: R9500 Payment Method Accepted: EFT Warranty: None Condition: Very good, SOH 97% Location: Amanzimtoti Reason: Upgrading Shipping: At your cost Collection: Yes Includes original battery cables, comms cable, and a set of brackets.

Hi Carnajo, these kind of ATS switches have a separate control input (AC) that you can connect to a sonoff device. This makes the ATS "smart".

Map out your wiring, and where your switch (or day/night sensor) is connected in the circuit. If there is live running directly to your lights, and your switch is installed on the neutral (at some distance away from the lights), there will be enough capacitive coupling to earth (or neutral) for your lights to glow dimly (even if your switch is off).

Belix, I had the exact same issue. Cottage and main house. Solved it without running new cables. I installed an ATS in the main house that changes over the cottage power from Eskom (63A breaker) to inverter supply (5A breaker). In the cottage, I installed a WiFi contactor that disables stove, geyser, and all other heavy loads. Sonoff smart scenes manage the contactor. During loadshedding, any accidental high power draw from the cottage (eg kettle) trips the 5A breaker. ATS: https://e-glow.co.za/products/copy-of-ats-toq5-63a-ac-2p-230vac-tomzn?_pos=2&_sid=e789640cc&_ss=r WiFi breaker: https://e-glow.co.za/collections/smart-wifi-controllers/products/wifi-smart-controller-63a-kwh-timer Works like a charm!

I would be very cautious. Can't find any record of this company on their so-called "accreditations and affiliations" website links. No membership listing on ISES website. No listing on SESSA's membership directory. SEI is a training school based in Colorado (?). Very thin / incomplete product listings. Mobile numbers listed on the homepage? Eish. Scam, if you ask me.

I can highly recommend: https://artsolar.net/artsolar-500-watt-solar-panel-mono-percium-high-efficiency-full-black/

Something looks badly wrong with those graphs. Perhaps the panels were installed in parallel, instead of series? Power seems to be clipping around 450W. Otherwise, perhaps you have a bad connection somewhere in the solar string, or a defective panel?