Dennis

SUB or SBU or other options different inverters have SUN UTILITY BATTERY SUN BATTERY UTILITY is the priority the inverter will use

yeah i would like to know too..how these ECCO inveretrs perform..or software wise any wifi connectivity?

i understand what u are saying but he said it different he said he disconnected the inverter which means all solar is disconnected u cant connect solar panels staright into AC its impossible so i think he edited what he said to correct what he said

you really dont make sense its litterly impossible to say you "disconnected the inverter then still run on solar and mains" you need as inverter just to use the solar in the first place you cant use solar directly into mains impossible its not even the same energy being generated

yip i ordered one today..last time the 4 x 5kw batteries are so freaking heavy ..took 2 of us just to lift them out of the boxes lololol back breaking stuff was so heavy i transported them on my trolly to get thm closer to their installation racks and so this new one will be in the range of 150kgs also gonna have to transport it on a trolly i believe they come packed in wooden storage crates because of the weight and protection needed

so tell me which is a way to get a battery "read" if there is no comms port on it it has a BMS but how to get info from it if there is no port on it? any one know is their a inverter that does it or is their a 3rd part dongle or need to open that battery and plug wires into it from the inside im asking i dont know how would one get info for a battery without a port or screen on it

this is very strange that the BMS didnt work or failed or was not programmed correctly i hope not all manufacturers have this issue seems most use the same BMS in batteries across the board i have read of the different names of BMS being used by manufacturers they mostly share the same common thing but then you do get some that produce and make their own ones for certain combined setups

i agree correct parameters makes a difference..but BMS will allow or not the charges that come in

if one inverter handles a lot of batteries at the same time..usally or logically there would be voltage drop..so there is zero damage ..no over voltage..no heat..again no damage under current allways is no heat= no damage over voltage allways leads to damage in the long run but we have a middle man called BMS that stops all over voltage and regulates it to the batteries so no damage

interesting so every battaery even different manufacturers all have BMS built in these days so the BMS protects the battery the invereter just sends electrical charges so it spossible then to have different manufacturers on the same pararalel connection..not series

my current batteries are 16 cell this battery on wheels i dont know how they work inside no idea if its cells or blades

if i may ask...the 4 x 5kw batteries i have in parralele is life-po batteries in rack form stacked so u say i can use the other one on wheels and connect it also in parralele to these other batteries\and choose lead acid charge mode is this correct?

thanks..will go look at it

yes so correct..i can agree...this is inline with what im saying

good day I believe that a inverter sends the electrical charge to the battery now the built -in BMS of the battery itself controls the flow of electricity coming into it as well what is going out the BMS knows its full of charge so if the electricty comes by it will just say NO to taking more charges so even if different batteries are connected form different manufacturers the build in BMS still controls the flow i dont see how any of the batteries can get damaged the inverter just sends signals and the BMS just says its full i have been wqatching closely at my inverter if there is a need to charge batteries it pulls power from the solar panels if no need the solar panels are at rest also and the batteries rest if nothing is being used still my point is i dont see a issue with connecting different brands because of the BMS controlling everything in the battery it will take a charge until its full so if i have 2 different batteries for example one charges full,,BMS keeps it full and the inverter will keep sending a charge to second battery until that ones BMS says its full so this has nothing to do with the inverter however some systems are designed with batteries and inverters to fit one another ...same brand etc.....to communicate that way some systems are made as a unit..i see why those can not be mixed around then other brands are free to go connect to batteries to any inverter without issues some BMS states that they can handle so many situations of different currents flowing for protection..the BMS protects the battery but most people say its not a good thing and another solar place i spoke to agrees with me so is there a issue after all?