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I'm considering installing Lumo batteries with either a Deye, Polytech, or FoxESS inverter. Can you help me understand if there are any specific settings or configurations I should be aware of for ensuring smooth integration? I want to make sure I get the most out of both the battery and inverter.

Hi, sorry I didnt clarify properly. It was the rackmount batteries in a standing rack of about 12. These Lumo batteries looked quite similar to the Deye rack mount batteries, they were side by side in the showroom. I dont really have photos for them unfortunately. I haven't been back to the showroom since then. From what I know, the Deye batteries were the LV Li-Ions 5.32KwH batteries (51.2V with 104Ah). I was told they are 'SE' Deye batteries. Other than that, I can make a trip back there sometime and just grab a pic and update you here.

Hi, Does anyone have any decent low voltage rack mount batteries stacks? I saw the deye stacks in person but i want some more options. I was at this one company's showroom they had some brand called Lumo, It looked quite decent but never heard of the brand. Does any one have any experiences with these batteries?

Hello there. I am a bit confused, I have been doing some research on some products and installation guidelines. I noticed that the requirements for a COC to be approved is that it needs a PE-N (earth, neutral connection) for the inverter to get rid of unwanted voltage on the earth. I myself have a Luxpower 8kW inverter and 1 Lumo 5.12kW battery. But I dont see this PE-N connection in my system, but I have a COC? I also saw that some inverters have a 'Neutral earth relay' built in. Is this why I dont have a separate earth neutral connection in my system?

I have been looking around to find out on what batteries are quite good these days. I saw Greenrich batteries are quite nice, Dyness, maybe fox even. I did see a few brands I havent heard of before, like MaxLi, Bluevolt, Lumo and Hubble. Are those any good?

I was at this solar company in Johannesburg, and they had a large system that was totally offgrid, they had a bunch of rack mount batteries that i have never seen before, the brand was called Lumo. Please could some one let me know if they have seen these before.

Yes, you can adjust the access to Read-Only. However, this setting may not apply when configuring the inverter using the LCD screen.

That's great to hear that your friend is happy with their FOXESS inverter!

How efficient is the FoxESS inverter compared to other brands?

. Yes, but you need account authorization to modify parameters remotely. This can be done through the SolarMan Smart app.

o Try troubling shooting your Wi-Fi router and make sure that the Fox is connected to the proper Wi-Fi frequency.