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Check what data protocol the BMS is outputting to the RS485 port. My guess is that the Freedom One BMS is probably defaulting to a different protocol on the RS485 port and that is why it is not working. You can either change the protocol using PBMSTools to PACE_MODBUS protocol or alternatively find an integration that understand the RS485 protocol your BMS is set for.

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Hi Guys Does anyone have a SolarEdge installers account I can use? I have two inverters I want to commission and it is taking ages for them to activate my self-install account and I can't commission them without an account. Thanks JohnB

FreedomWon eTower uses a PACE BMS as far as I am aware. Would start by trying to connect to the battery using PBMSTools and see how far you get.

https://powerforum.co.za/files/file/160-pbmstools-v25/

What battery do you have? My advice is to connect using PBMS tools to the rs232 port and check you can actually connect. Your batteries may be using a different BMS. If you can connect you will be able to check, what protocols the CANBUS and RS485 ports are configured for. I used the https://github.com/syssi/esphome-pace-bms project to speak to my batteries over RS485 but your RS485 protocol needs to be set to PACE_MODBUS protocol . There are other integrations available for other protocols but you will need to look for them. I made a video on setting it up https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HlKNxRJbX3Y Good luck

I have an Emporia Vue II which I reflashed with ESPhome, relatively easy to do if you are comfortable with that type of thing and works very well. Pulls my household usage data into Home Assistant and is super handy to know where my power is being used. I purchased mine through Amazon.co.za but looks likes Geewizz has as well so I would compare prices.

https://github.com/mchiriciuc/mppha maybe?

What error are you getting? Maybe try the latest ESPhome code from the Github page. https://github.com/slipx06/Sunsynk-Home-Assistant-Dash

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All still works

Axpert's usually aren't grid tied, they are off grid inverters with an option to connect to the grid, they don't sync to grid frequency.

Easier probably to just get a grid tie inverter connected to the Aux port, the Sunsynk will control production on the grid-tie and you can get as many extra MPPT's as you want. There is a max size you can connect to the AUX port, half the inverter size if I remember correctly.

Hi Guys I would like your opinions on possible issues with one of my PV Panel Strings. I am not sure iof I may have missed anything out and maybe there is an easier solution. I have a 16KW DEYE with three Strings on in it. JA Solar 455W Mono panels, Open Circuit Voltage: 49.85V, Short Circuit Current: 11.41A On West facing PV1 I have a 2P8S string of JA Solar 455 Watt mono panels On East facing PV2 is a 2P6S string of JA Solar 455 Watt mono panels I noticed that the PV1 string's production has gone down since end of Dec. These are the numbers from November, PV1 Blue, PV2 Yellow These are the numbers in Jan As you can see, PV1 is no longer out producing PV2 This morning was overcast and I decided it was a good opportunity to disconnect each of the parallel strings to see if one of the parallel strings was faulty/disconnected. This is with the bottom 8S string disconnected. This is with the top 8S string disconnected This is with both strings connected again 2P8S. There seems to be a voltage drop issue with the top string of panels in the 2P8S configuration which to me would seem to indicate a faulty panel. I am going to check for hot spots/faulty diodes with my FLIR camera and check the connectors as well for any heat when the sun comes out again. Any other suggestions anyone?

Hi Guys Looking for someone with a 16KW DEYE single phase inverter to do me a favor please and check the DC Temperature on their inverter and let me know what it says. My one is saying -51c and I want to know if this is standard across all inverters or if it is an issue with my one.