Good day all,

I have my Deye inverter running since November last year and very happy with it. I'm quite used to using the TIME OF USE screen to get optimum use during Load-shedding/Cloudy days.

I will be going away for a week or so and will have house sitters looking after everything. I can't expect them to fiddle around with these settings, so what I'd like to know is if I Un-tick TIME OF USE, will the system work purely like a UPS, providing power when load-shedding occurs and recharge via Grid or PV when available?

Thanks everyone! 🙂

 

14 minutes ago, Rello said:

Good day all,

I have my Deye inverter running since November last year and very happy with it. I'm quite used to using the TIME OF USE screen to get optimum use during Load-shedding/Cloudy days.

I will be going away for a week or so and will have house sitters looking after everything. I can't expect them to fiddle around with these settings, so what I'd like to know is if I Un-tick TIME OF USE, will the system work purely like a UPS, providing power when load-shedding occurs and recharge via Grid or PV when available?

Thanks everyone! 🙂

 

Yes it will. Batteries will discharge during LS then top up outside of LS

1 hour ago, Rello said:

Good day all,

I have my Deye inverter running since November last year and very happy with it. I'm quite used to using the TIME OF USE screen to get optimum use during Load-shedding/Cloudy days.

I will be going away for a week or so and will have house sitters looking after everything. I can't expect them to fiddle around with these settings, so what I'd like to know is if I Un-tick TIME OF USE, will the system work purely like a UPS, providing power when load-shedding occurs and recharge via Grid or PV when available?

Thanks everyone! 🙂

 

Yes, but just make sure to tick the box for "Grid Charge" under the battery menu, if you want to charge via grid.