Julian K

Hi,
Unfortunately I have been diagnosed with terminal liver cancer and probably don’t have very long to live at all.
Not long ago, my wife and I moved house which has an 8000W Deye hybrid inverter, 6000W in panels and 9,6 KWH in two batteries.
I myself only have very basic knowledge about solar systems and I haven’t really had the energy to see how our system works.
My wife has no knowledge whatsoever and we would really like to be able to leave the solar running with as little interference as possible, i.e. have a system that just takes care of itself.
We have too many panels for our needs, so would like to run the house during the day using the sun, while also charging the batteries to be used when the sun has gone down. I have tested here that some nights we get by without using the grid, but the batteries are at 20 or 30% in the morning, so I don’t know if it’s a good idea to discharge them so much during the night.
We also don’t want to send energy back to the grid and don’t have cheaper energy rates at night.
I was hoping someone could help me to use the right settings so our house can run autonomously without my wife having to do anything. I have looked for someone in my area to help but no one seems to know much about Deye inverters.
I’m pretty scared of having to leave her and running into problems or to be left in the dark.
Any suggestions would be really appreciated, so thanks in advance.