Jaco Kotze Posted February 5, 2021 Posted February 5, 2021 I need some advice. I have a Goodwe 4.6 ES and two Pylons 3000C's. My setup is only for backup power during load shedding. I cannot get the inverter to change the batteries at a higher rate. It is stuck at 200W. The system at my previous house was a Axpert also with two Pylons 3000s (first edition) and they where charged at 1KW. I changed configs around, change to the new Goodwe/Pylon BMS pinouts, swap them around and charge them individually. Nothing makes a difference. My setup now is charging batteries forever and I am not sure what else to do. Here is a bunch of screenshots, hope someone can shed some light. Quote
Paul Greeff Posted February 7, 2021 Posted February 7, 2021 Excuse my ignorance, I am not familiar with the Goodwe, what does US3000*4 mean? If it means what I would assume it does, four Pylon batteries, will it not get confused if it only finds two? Quote
FixAMess Posted February 7, 2021 Posted February 7, 2021 Your battery has discharged to the setting of 10% DoD on grid, so it will not charge up to 100% till you have PV power coming in. Ditto on the 2 vs 4 batteries. Also, why not just use general mode, the system will behave in the same way, only going down to 89% when the grid is present and then make your depth of discharge on grid to 80% (Currently even if the grid goes down you will not use the batteries because you have set the lower limit (off grid ) of 90%. Quote
Jaco Kotze Posted February 9, 2021 Author Posted February 9, 2021 Thanks, Goodwe answered my enquiry: For reference --> Good Day Sir It is standard for backup only to charge at a slow rate from the grid. To charge at a faster rate you would need to use economical mode. You said you have two batteries but I see that you have selected 4 batteries on the PV master app. If you have two batteries please select the on with says US3000*2 Kind Regards Vaughn This threat can be closed. This solved my problem Quote
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