Andy Amm

Morning! It's me again with another crazy idea 👼) Can I plug my Deye in this way? I'm still considering using the Zero export to CT mode. Could an Automatic Transfer Switch be useful to avoid pass-through limitations?"

Deye SUN-6K-SG03LP1-EU WiFi Max. Con�nuous AC Passthrough(A) = 40A

🙏 So, my options would be: All realy necessary loads within 6kW peak power connected to the LOAD output of my Deye; "Zero Export To Load" mode; Energy Pattern mode doesn't matter; Grid Peak-shaving = Max. Continuous AC Passthrough (40A) * 230V = 9200W (does this make sense?); No Time of Use table for now; CT not needed. Is all this correct?

🤝I really appreciate your support! It's truly tough. I don't have an answer whether it's a bunch of criminal idiots in power in the neighboring country or the madness of an entire nation. Black hours are off period, grey are non-guaranteed supply, white are guaranteed supply. Now here is hot weaher and we have like 5 black /4white slots. Coming winter will be huge challenge.

Thanks again! Fortunately, we have a schedule for electricity supply.

I'm considering using cheap night-time grid energy to prioritize battery charging.

So does the battery discharge when grid is available?

Thank you for your help! To clarify: Should I be using the 'Zero export to Load' mode? In this mode, does the Time of Use table affect the power source selection? Is the pass-through only pass-through, or can the Deye mix grid and battery power for the backup load?

Hello everyone! In Kyiv, there are frequent blackouts. A city apartment can be without electricity for 4-8 hours. I bought a Deye 4k and two Pylon 5000. I will use them as a UPS. I'm hesitating - for the simplest installation with minimal intervention in the apartment distribution board, should I a) connect all consumers to the backup output of the inverter and use Passthrough when grid is available, or b) install the inverter as per the instructions and enable the Zero Export To CT mode. There is no "sun" source, this is an apartment. Only battery.