Voltageza Posted August 5 Share Posted August 5 Hi Guys Will like to hear your views and opinions on this product. I see it claims 0ms change over. Thanks Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
IanK Posted September 28 Share Posted September 28 yeah i would also like to get some feedback from anyone running Sigenergy systems as seems like a great system and thus far support from Sigenergy themselves has been brilliant. NOTE i am still researching on which system to deploy. Advantages: - Oms Change over - 100% DoD on their SigenStor bataries - avd Fire detection / prevention ( temp sensors , internal fire-extinguister , Aearogel insulated pads, decompression valves , high temp resistacne inusation ) - much lower noise levels - Weatherproof ( IP54 GW / IP66 Inverter / Bataries ) - Ideal for coastal area. - seems it comes with everything apart from the PV side - Faults - you dont have to take / send the unit in for repair , they send you a replacement and installer to resove at Sigenergy cost Disadvanates - Seems more costly initial capital outlay - not as widely used / adpoted in SA as UK/AUS .. so not much info avaiable from end users. Thanks in advance Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Steve87 Posted September 28 Share Posted September 28 (edited) My initial thoughts: Clever design, good form factor across the range. Makes for scalability very easily. I don't know the pricing but I can imagine it must be expensive. Also it uses AI to manage it's entire system on how you will use energy. So AI is great when I works but what happens when it doesn't? Imagine the frustration of trying to work with a system that is planning your usage & you not really part of that conversation. I like automation & lived with it in life critical equipment & it worked very well. AI unfortunately for me takes the leap a bit far because you are observed but not privy to the information. I like to know what a machine has planned for my house hold energy management. Also I think there needs to be a manual mode where one can manually do what they want to do. I hope there are these modes but for a residential modern home that will have an EV at some stage it's great. However, AI is relatively new...I would hate to be the guinea pig. I see that some want to use this on the Heavy C&I market & thats where I think the right tool for.the job comes to mind. It doesn't have a transformer so my guess is that it's a Gate Drive system. Unfortunately I don't have much confidence in that architecture for Heavy industrial places. Looks super modern & promising. Looks like it will be judged as time goes by but most average ppl will just buy a more simple easy cheaper manageable system that's not complicated. Maybe I'm just old & sceptical... Edited September 28 by Steve87 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
madness_za Posted September 29 Share Posted September 29 I suspect the AI is just marketing for a regular algorithm and built in automations Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
IanK Posted September 30 Share Posted September 30 (edited) yeah the AI portion is very vague at this stage .... in essence I think it means the ability to change the config manually is removed and the AI is going to manage the backend.. which is fine in UK/AUS but here we want the flexibility to adapt the system priorities when load shedding kicks in, if you are dependent on the Grid at all , or if sun power is not sufficient for a few days ( aka overcast / rainy and in winter ) Edited September 30 by IanK Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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