May 11, 20233 yr Hi All, Just thought I would show off my system. I haven't had much luck with installers and this is the third time this system has been installed. The outcome is great and he wall exceeded my expectations let me know what you all think. Originally the system was in a cupboard but a lot of people on the forum told me to pull it out and that is exactly what we did! If anyone needs a good installer in Cape Town that knows Luxpower send me a message. Many thanks Daniel
May 11, 20233 yr Very nice install and glad its working great. Just check over time the charge / discharge of both batteries to ensure they are charging and discharging at the same rate. Dyness recommend a different parallel battery connection
May 11, 20233 yr Author 3 minutes ago, mzezman said: Very nice install and glad its working great. Just check over time the charge / discharge of both batteries to ensure they are charging and discharging at the same rate. Dyness recommend a different parallel battery connection Hi Mzezman, Thank you I did ask my installer about it I have seen on other topics you have commented on before about this. The installer said that if we connect it in series as per Dyness's diagram it will give out a 100 volts. So I am not sure so far its been running fine I haven't had any issues but I hope its correct.
May 11, 20233 yr 2 minutes ago, danieltherubin said: Hi Mzezman, Thank you I did ask my installer about it I have seen on other topics you have commented on before about this. The installer said that if we connect it in series as per Dyness's diagram it will give out a 100 volts. So I am not sure so far its been running fine I haven't had any issues but I hope its correct. Interesting that they (installer said that) - I suppose we could argue all day about the best way to do it. My setup is as per manual and haven't had any issues .. maybe its 6 of 1 and 1/2 dozen of another
May 11, 20233 yr Author Its very strange because the first installer I used also did the same connection as I have it now. I really hope its okay because I have three of these systems installed at another house of mine and my office and all are connected the same way. I did email Dyness to see what there thoughts where but I never got a response from them unfortunately. 6 minutes ago, mzezman said: Interesting that they (installer said that) - I suppose we could argue all day about the best way to do it. My setup is as per manual and haven't had any issues .. maybe its 6 of 1 and 1/2 dozen of another
May 11, 20233 yr 40 minutes ago, danieltherubin said: Its very strange because the first installer I used also did the same connection as I have it now. I really hope its okay because I have three of these systems installed at another house of mine and my office and all are connected the same way. I did email Dyness to see what there thoughts where but I never got a response from them unfortunately. @Dyness Engineer Weizhong @Dyness Engineer Zhang @Dyness @DYNESS ZHANG Lets see if they can assist. I don't think there is anything WRONG per se (happy to be corrected) - it just might over time lead to an imbalance where 1 battery works harder than another
May 11, 20233 yr Nothing wrong with the way it was installed if the battery cables are the same length.
May 11, 20233 yr The main illustration of the diagram is to connect the batteries in diagonal. Ie the positive terminal of the last battery and the negative terminal of the first battery to go into the inverter. This is done so that the batteries drain more equally. We cannot see if this is done on the installation
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