james naidoo

Hi, just a quick one. I have a stack of 6 Lumo low voltage batteries but one of the battery's SOC is lower than the rest. Do I have to discharge all the batteries individually to match the SOC on all of them or is it possible to set the control box to charge/ discharge that single battery separately to match the rest?

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I'm very focused on efficiency for my solar system, and I'm wondering how the Lumo batteries perform when it comes to charging and discharging with these inverters. Are there noticeable differences in efficiency between Deye, Polytech, and FoxESS when paired with Lumo batteries?

Thank you for replying, I was wondering if you could use the alternator as a source of power to charge the battery while driving as an addition to the panels. So if I was driving at night, the alternator could slowly add some charge to the battery. It was just a thought I had, hadn't really done much research on it, my thinking was just to see if it can be done, even if only certain systems/inverters could actually use the power coming from an alternator. This is a very informative answer. Thanks again!

Good day. I am looking to install an inverter and panels into my caravan. I have enough space on the roof for 3x large panels (+-500w panels). Ive been looking at victron for their modular type system but it is quite pricey. I have also been looking at UPS/power stations as an alternative just for like 2 lights, a fridge, tv and a router. I found this one UPS that has connectors that work with the normal panels with the mc4 connectors. Its called Lumo Powerall, it can handle about 1500w of solar and has a decent bypass feature. Im just curious can you connect these types of systems to an alternator as well?

Hi, I need some help. I have 3 Lumo 5kwH batteries connected and a Deye 5kW inverter. I wanted to ask, for the CT connection which direction must the arrow face? Towards the inverter or towards the grid supply? Also where is the correct place to connect it? Before the main incoming breaker or after the breaker supplying AC to the inverter?

Good day, I want to get an inverter system for my house. But I am not sure how to go about looking for what hardware I need. There are so many brands out there for both inverters and batteries. I recently got talking to a guy about this stuff and he recommended Lumo batteries and a Sunsynk inverter, we didnt really have much time to chat but we never got to the size of the system I should maybe get or how many panels. I told him i just want to power the essentials in the house, so like gate motor, fridge, tv, geyser and a few lights i think should be enough. Does anyone have suggestions for me?

So each Lumo HV battery has a capacity of 5.12kWh so the full stack has about 51.2Kwh (its a rack of 10) and I am currently using a Deye 50kW 3 Phase Hybrid system. I was curious if i needed to upgrade because of the charge and discharge current, incase it would go over the capabilities of the Deye 50kW. I am currently running 108 panels.

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