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  1. Thanks for letting us know I was just about to request it. The one good thing about the newer firmware is supposed to be the ability to set the output voltage when off grid. I have 2 MPPT 10x545 and 6x545 where the panels max current is 13A and I can see the capping and that the other array easily reaches 13A I got the standard response from DEYE about a year ago that the capping was for "safety" reasons. I guess I would rather not have a fire but they are still selling these as 26+26 which is false adverting. https://www.deyeinverter.com/product/hybrid-inverter-1/sun5-6ksg01lp1us-sun7-6-8ksg01lp1us-eu.html Mine came with 22Ad.c.+22Ad.c. writen on the right side under the specs. One thing I am still considering down the line to is to add a micro inverter changing my setup to 3 strings 6 + 6 for the deye and 4 for the micro inverter. I am unsure if the grid export to CT will be correctly limited. https://youtu.be/YhtRu-FiqpU?t=162
  2. Did this work? Which firmware version did they upgrade you to? Did you have any other issues with the firmware? There is also a current figure printed on the right side of the inverter.
  3. Hi all, I have been searching this forum and found a lot of posts around the Infinisolar V but nothing much on Infinisolar VII. Here's what I have found: King I found the king can communicate directly with the battery to get SOC. It is noisy and has a lower max solar of 4000kw and has a low voltage mppt requiring 2 panel series strings to be connected in parallel. It does mix power and it properly isolates using AC to DC. http://www.sustainable.co.za/media/pdf/kodak/kodak_king_datasheet.pdf Infinisolar VII Has a higher max solar of 5000kw and a high volatage mppt requiring at least 3 panels per series string up to a max of 9. It is on grid so it mixes power but not in the same fashion as the king so it make leak power backwards in some occasions. https://voltronicpower.com/en-US/Product/Detail/InfiniSolar-V-II-1.5KW-2KW-3KW-5KW Background I am looking at getting a backup system in place and then a bit later a solar panels for daytime. During load shedding times I would use grid for nighttime with battery as backup. When there is no load shedding I would like to use the battery at night for low loads. I don't have a shading problem on my roof. Questions Using ICC and the pylontech 3000 will I have any issues with SoC with either device? Will the ICC setup with infinisolar have limitations that the direct cable to the king would have solved. For the inifisolar if the power draw is greater than 5kw will it mix grid power and use solar (say 5kw from pv and 3kw from grid). I know the king will bypass in this case. Is this device quieter than the king? Is the VII higher quality than the V which is known to be poor quality? Is there an obvious answer on which device to pick that industry already knows?
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