Lekud26

Not sure if this is the best place to post these questions, but I have recently installed a Deye 12kw 3 phase inverter system, and the readings on the LOAD section are not what the installer keeps on telling me - they say the Deye never shows the non-essentials in addition to the essentials when set to "Zero Export to CT" - whereas mine does. This forum seems to suggest that the Deye does indeed show the combined total. My installers keep on telling me that they have never seen this and my Deye does not show this - but it does. I think they only know Sunsynk inverters, and maybe those do not? They originally were going to install a Sunsynk, but I got a Deye instead. We have also had significant problems with the CT sensors being fitted wrongly and wired to the wrong phases in the inverter - causing it to go crazy when "Zero Export to CT" in on ... they just spent 2 hours trying to get this correct and still do not seem to have them in the right place. Last question is to make sure that if the CT are in the right place, wired correctly, and "Zero Export to CT" is on, that the inverter is clever enough to not have a problem if the non-essentials on one of the phases is over the 4kw limit the inverter can handle - i.e. does the inverter make sure it does not try to push out say 9kw on phase 3 if the demand is that high from the non-essentials? When the 3 CTs were incorrectly wired to the incorrect terminals, the Deye kept on overheating and switching off while trying to push out 17kw from a 12kw inverter to the non-essentials.