Simon M.

Yeah I downloaded them and sent them to Segen + Pylontech.

Chatting to Pylontech at the moment. Found battery 2 and 3 are playing up. They say there looks like there is cell damage. Waiting on what is going to happen given those batteries are a couple years old. They said they have been overcharged. I don't know how this happens, but the 9 other batteries are 100% from what one can see. The first and last two are lower because those are US3000Cs and they seem to draw more amps than the US3000A when being used during the evening.
 

Yoh that was like arguing with an angry Russian bear! Thank you Youda!
 

 

I will let you know. This is how it looks now!

Just double checked. Inverters are plugged into Solar Assistant and the Pylontechs (Master Group 1) are plugged into the Solar Assistant too. 

It is connected to the CONSOLE port on the bank 1 header. I didn't see any CONSOLE port on the LV hub.

I checked the manual. These are the same instructions as Youda shared. I am expecting an email from Pylontech. I am going to share with you what they say. You have both been VERY helpful. This thing is very frustrating as the distributor locally is literally radio silent and when they do comment, their support is worse than useless!

Guys, I can thoroughly recommend Stephen. He was incredibly professional, and he resolved my issue and got me up and running within an hour. 

Just to show you Stephen and his teams final job done. Couldn't recommend these guys anymore than I have!!! Exceptional workmanship and professionalism!

Guys, I can thoroughly recommend Stephen. He was incredibly professional, and he resolved my issue and got me up and running within an hour. 

Guys, I can thoroughly recommend Stephen. He was incredibly professional, and he resolved my issue and got me up and running within an hour. 

Guys, I can thoroughly recommend Stephen. He was incredibly professional, and he resolved my issue and got me up and running within an hour. 

Nice setup, but you forgot to install the last row of 4 panels on the right-hand side of your roof
I have nearly as many panels as you have, and in summer my batteries usually recharge before noon.  After that I use the spare energy to boost the water temps in the geyser.  And later in the day the famous Pretoria summer thunderstorms make sure that there's no more generation to be had!
In winter the batteries take a tad much longer to recharge, but at least we are blessed with cloudless weather so it does not really matter...

Hi Guys. My new installation. 24 x 390w JA Mono solar panels with an 8kw Sunsynk inverter and 2 x 5kwh Bull Lithium batteries.  More pics to follow soon...