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Markpower

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  1. Hi everyone more questions 1) Does anyone know if Solar Assistant /Raspberry Pi can connect to Pylontech LV hub to extract data from a mixed setup of US2000 and 3000 batteries. 2) Do you require to connect both Sunsynk inverters or just the master to the PI to collect the data.
  2. Thanks guys for your support and advice I’m going to give those options a look at and decide. 👍👍👍
  3. The Sunsynk App has this error. 7944W coming in from the grid only but showing the house is drawing 11744W “according to the App”I have spoken to Sunsynk customer service who advise my installer must contact Sunsynk to fix it.The inverter display is very close +-100W as I would expect. Has anyone else had this problem and how did it get resolved 🙏
  4. It's a bit confusing. Yes the the Goodwe spec is 6000 v and correct 11 A, what I saw when it was at that peak 3600W was ±450v so all seems Ok,Where it gets confusing is that there are 2 MPPT"s at 11Amps each, but IS the Max input Voltage 580V per string (MPPT) or total. But this isn't really the question I would really like to maximise the system and get the excess power from the panels when conditions are perfect to be reduced to that magical max 6000W by some sort of controller /regulator
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  6. Markpower posted a topic in Solar Power
    I have recently instaled a Goodwe ES5048 inverter with 12 X 330W panels on 1 string the max power I have seen is ±3600W from this string, however they provide much less than this most of the time. The next 12 panels are to be installed shortly which could be another ±3600W max power,this would as I now see be too much overall for the system to cope with (Rated 6000W max).I would still like to install all the panels and not minimise the system which at most times would be under the max.Is there a tracking shunt or regulator of some sort that could be used to clip off te over supply Batpower

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