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ELEGEX96

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  1. Hi Sc00bs Yes i did a straight 4-4 5-5 pin lay out in the CAN ports
  2. Yes i saw that but the yellow connector which comes with the Deye inverter is also straight and yet no luck
  3. Hi Guys any pinouts or work around to get the Deye an Ouco battery to work together, i need to sort it out before my client becomes frustrated both are ARB products but their technical team has not come to the party yet please help
  4. Hi Guys i also have the same error 61 with a 5kwh Greenrich Li-ion Battery and i did plug in a 3,5,7,8 coms cable with the pylon sticker on the battery side and still no luck Any different pin config for the greenrich battery instead of Pylontech ?
  5. I did put the new 1 with a old 1 in parallel and they worked perfectly and the master is chosen by the sequence you switch them on so no matter which one i start with the start up sequence the which is master takes up all the load have any of you installed or worked with a 3 parallel setup ?
  6. Exactly like the drawing in the manual and yes i understand the battery wiring might be on the thin side but why will the battery voltage make the master take all the load and non of the slaves, i have made every one of them the master and the same thing occurs. I did rewire it back to 2x Kings in parallel and all is good just have the problem of overload is there no firmware update ? or something that might be able to help with the comms because i cant find a fault on wiring and all the settings are identical on the inverters and they work on Single and in pair of 2 but not in pair of 3. Its so frustrating
  7. we put the new one in parallel with the old ones and all work if they are only 2 but when we do al 3 the master takes al the load and when the load is move than 5kw then it splits the load and when the master realises the load is low it takes all the load on its own. we also tried to run 15kw load and then all 3 of them were split and running good but if the load goes down to 10kw it starts to switch back and forth. im also strugling with the battery voltage measurements and the batteries are wire with 25mm welding cable with a 50x400x3 busbar
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  9. Hi Can someone help me with this problem. we have 3x 5Kva Axpert kings in parallel to supply a large/office and we have been running with 2 inverters for a while now but had some oveload issues when alot of stuff was on at the same time. So we added one more inverter to bump up the available load to stop the overload issues but now all the load is under the Host inverter and the Slaves only have minor load. When the load reaches 4kW then they start to switch and the load is shared but for only brief second and this keeps repeating until the load has dropped back to 2kW. Its as if the load is not shared between the inverters and the 2 Slaves is the older inverters which workered since day 1 and the new inverter has made it self the Host. i have checked the comms and load sharring wires and they are connect correctly and not damaged. all of the load goes to 1 point of control so i dont know why its not sharing load with 3x inverters but works fine with 2x inverters

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