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Item: 4 * 2.4Kw US2000 Plus Pylontech batteries with Meter/Axpert 4000W Inverter Age: Around 5 years Price: R29k Payment Method Accepted: EFT Warranty: No Packaging: No Condition: Good working condition. Location: JHB (Near Fourways) Reason: I have upgraded. Shipping: No. Collection: Yes Note: Around 1200 cycles for each battery. One battery is slightly swollen but working. Includes battery connector cables to connect each battery as well as ICC cable if you plan to use the ICC software (Software and Raspberry PI not included). Pylontech battery brackets also included.

Hi All I have 3 Pylontech's connected to an Axpert managed by ICC. Battery 1 SOC is only 42 compared to the other 2 ... is that battery faulty?

Hello I have a US2000 Plus battery which I think has damaged battery cells. The battery seems to charge to about 61 percent then charging would stop and start and after some time of charging stopping and starting, it would jump to 100%. I assume this would be faulty/damaged battery cells. Can the battery be repaired/refurbished?

Hello Experts If you add a pylontech US2000 with a US3000, do you know if the US3000 effective capacity will reduce to match that of the US2000? Thanks.

Hello Anybody know where I could buy the short pylontech orange and black cables used to parallel the batteries. All I seem to find when googling is the long 2m version available.

Hello. Could someone please assist with the following questions? On this screen: Can I use SOC and Time for control, or should only 1 option be active? I would like to force the system to use utility between 3-6 ... should I tick those times for the Utility row? What does the "Overwrite to change to Grid to SUB mode" option do? Regards

Hi Coulomb ... many thanks for the input! They are 170Ah batteries, which equates to 68 as per your formula. I will change setting 2 to 60a then and the others as per your recommendation. Regards

Hi All. Need some assistance with a few settings for my Axpert for my lead acid batterie please. Settings 2,11,26,27 and 29 in particular please. My battery specs are: Connected as follows: I have ICC connected, but no battery management system, so I understand the settings might not be accurate ... but any expert advice is appreciated. Also, I have seen the guide from Chris and other recommendations in this forum and settings mentioned generally are for program settings 1 - 31. I am running firmware 74.40e and there are settings up to 39. Any advice on settings from 32 - 39? Thanks!

Hi, nope ... did not find anyone willing yet. Do you know someone?

Thanks Wolfandy ... appreciated.

Correct ... same inverter. Does that confirm MPPT is faulty?

Apologies ... let me rephrase. 5500W was total PV power being produced before the issue I am having, so PV being produced per inverter would show around 2800W each. Yes ... from the attached pic, I have swapped the black and red and the blue and yellow. No change on the inverters, PV was still only being produced by 1 inverter.

Hi Wolfandy Correct. Split between both. 4 strings of 6 panels. Around about 2030W currently on inverter 1 and (25-30W) on inverter 2 ... not limited by load since PV was being used to charge batteries at the time. I have seen total PV of around 5500W being produced before.

Hello All My solar setup is as follows: · 2 * Axpert inverters (SOL-I-AX-5M) · 24 * 265W Canadian solar panels · 6 * 2.4Kw pylontech batteries · ICC software During the day, only 1 inverter shows PV power input and ICC shows MPPT 2 as 0 amps. I believe the MPPT controller on the 2nd inverter is faulty. Would that be correct? I would like to get a smart charge controller instead of sending it in to get fixed. Based on my setup, what controller would be recommend please? Would I need a smart controller for each Axpert or could I connect the controller to just the 2nd inverter?

Thanks Coulomb, I have 74.30 installed on the newer one. See attachment, Will need to power up the older one to see firmware levels. Would your recommendation be to install 73.00e on both since I have 74.30 on the newer one? IMG_8338.HEIC