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I have seen many Pylontech installs where there are only one set of cables does this mean they are all unsafe?

Yes there has been a lot of information on Hubble and BSLB in this thread thats for sure my point is if people did not talk about it no one would know for instance Pylontech claims its US3000C is a 1C battery when in Actual fact it is not so in my opinion this is false advertising on their part and never mind dishonest. We then have much smaller emerging companies bringing their product to the market like Hubble BSLB Revov etc.. and these guys have to make their product so much better just to compete with established products in the market they also offer far better support and backup than a brand like Pylontech and Dyness as an example besides that are they also offering better value for money Hubble is a Comercial member here as far as I can see and they are offering their product at a great price with great quality so is BSLB with all that said no I dont work for either company and I appreciate the exposure to new products Imagine how boring it would be if everyone only used Victron and Pylontech Axpert and Pylontech never expanding to other ideas and products. I support highlighting bad quality in established products it allows end users like myself to make educated and informed decisions..

I don't get this statement at all is Leshen employed by Hubble? As far as I could see he is comparing facts and specs 😂 I suppose everyone has a right to an opinion even bad ones.. or do people not have the right to compare products especially if it highlights problems is this not the purpouse for the forum and open Dialogue? Or do you believe to do this is not allowed?

Contact Aspergo Energy they are Agents for Dyness

I can't comment on Hoselect... however Averge batteries are known cell phone tower batteries and not a brand you would typically buy over the counter in SA read this..https://m-net.dstv.com/show/carte-blanche/news/do-you-have-a-stolen-deep-cycle-battery/news

Your supplier is trying to take you for a ride... if your budget is tight go with one battery and add another later..

Those Hubble AM2 Batteries look Seriously good!! man!!

Buy at own risk if it says Li Ion tech stay away

I recommend using Hubble 4.8 Kw it will work perfectly and is very well priced.

Now that is a decent battery nice specs!!

According to the warranty documentation its 5 years with a ton of terms and conditions read them here and yes you have to register your battery to get an extended warranty I assume on the US5000 then you will only get 7 years I may be wrong.. Pylontech_product_warranty_UP5000 serie-Standard_2020.pdf

as far as I know Power Forum store has a special on the Hubble AM2 5.5KWH Wall mountable battery for R24700 Vat included you can give them a try

I have no Idea about that all that I see is that they started of with a Bang and now all these rules and regulations Apparently now its only 3000 Cycles @ 80% and a maximum of 360 cycles per year so if you exceed that your warranty is also void can someone confirm this if so then it is shocking!!!

Also Just read this Official Pylontech Warranty Used to be 7 Years... Now 5 Years .... Interesting "2. Product Warranty Pylontech warrants that the Product will be free of defects caused by improper workmanship or defective materials. This warranty commences the period of Five (5) years from the earlier of: 1. the date of installation of the Product; or 2. six (6) months after the date the Product was manufactured, This warranty does not include any accessories and tool kit items provided with the Product. This warranty only covers the repair or replace of a defective Product. Pylontech will repair or replace the Product if the Product is defective and returned during the Warranty Period. The repaired or replaced product will continue the original remaining warranty period. In either case it shall not justify as a renewal of the warranty period.

Truth there unfortunately you need lots of Pylons to avoid that error from occurring or you need to throttle the loads.... never mind the slow recharge rates of the Pylontech batteries..

You mentioned Pylontech however what concerns me more is how shoddy and cheap the battery looks soldering etc not very neat for an Expensive product

So are you saying that they are Better than BYD NMC Cells ?

Um the Pylontech looks like it was made in a china backstreet look at those cells looks like a bunch of Cellphone batteries taped together corrosion everywhere I suppose its because its a .5C battery the Hubble looks like Awesome quality all round and the Cells Look like decent cells I heard that the Hubble uses BYD cells must be why the quality visually looks so much better It would be interesting to have a comparison test between the batteries Clearly they don't have Hubble batteries to test in Aus... I mean Lithium batteries are Expensive and a long term investment so quality is paramount. @HubbleLithium are we going to see some comparisons between these two? I heard that Pylontech has a new 4.8KW 1C battery on the market would love to see how they stack up to each other...

That is Amazing 50 units per day average? 🤩🤩🤩

I would Recommend a 4 input 4 output combiner box with 600v type 2 Spd's and 16 amp fuses for the strings or there abouts

PS Your Installation looks absolutely Awesome and the quality of workmanship is unbelievable Amazing work some of the best I have seen so far and I am sure it works as well as it looks Gongrats!!

Seriously cant these guys take a little competition really weak if they disagree its their prerogative but to harass someone for having a different opinion based on actual experience is just stupid and idiotic you have my sympathy!!! Clearly Victron owners are very sensitive souls...

There is No Comparison Victron is out classed in every aspect the Sunsynk is superior and much more affordable this is the start of the slow death of a fossil.

Hey @Delta9 there are other more established products at really great prices available on the local market with excellent local support Like the BSL BUll Battery or Shoto you should try contacting Power forum store I see they have specials on the BSL Bull batteries with the Sunsynk inverters as far as I know they also do Shoto ZTE and Hubble batteries The Sunsynk inverter can run in 3 phase or single phase parallel setup so theoretically you can have 26.4 KW Per Phase in three phase at 380 v that is 9 x 8.8 KW Sunsynk inverter all connected to a common battery with the ability to feed back to the grid if you need to total solar production per Hour will give you 93.6 KW per hour the system will be able to function off grid and you can have a very large battery bank connected combinations of the 1C BSL Bull 5.1 or 6.4 KW batteries that can deliver 100 amp and 125 amp continuously you can also look at Hubble 1C batteries or Shoto Batteries I know of installations where there are more than 250KW of Shoto batteries installed that work well in combination with the Sunsynk inverter systems to run water pumps and pivots. The inverters can also blend power very well my opinion may be biased towards the Sunsynk and BSL Bull batteries as far as I know the batteries are approved by Victron and Sunsynk officially.. My 2 cents

Look at this Voltronic Inverter Setup SOP updated 20-08-2018 (1).pdf