Lux ac battery controller

mickyduck55

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81886928#Comment_81886928

If anyone is interested I have had the reply from SERVTEC.. not tried it yet.

Hi,
Yes you can see SOH.
You need to click the "united" tick box in the connection dialogue.
Also, if you choose login and select Administrator from the drop down box and enter password pylontech.  You will then see a consoile window.  You can enter the commands, bat 1, bat 2 etc.  Or stat 1, stat 2 etc. 
Thanks

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newbuilder

just to let you know that the money saving expert that encourages money saving is now stopping discussion about whether people are swapping out batteries and what they are doing with them as they see this as buying and selling.

How we could possibly try and save money by discussing with like minded users rather than go to rip off companies could be against the terms and conditions to save money one will never know! It is as if it is encouraging people to inflate prices on fleabay etc or use fitters.

gorsecovert

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/82082545#Comment_82082545

I've been made to change my username (I am the person currently in possession of @chainreaction USB CANBUS lead) and have similarly had recent posts on this thread deleted...

newbuilder

I sure they will allow people talking about electricity tariffs- is that encouraging people to buy?

chainreaction

Unbelievable!

NedS

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/82082545#Comment_82082545

To be clear, you can discuss swapping out (changing) your batteries. What you cannot do is use the MSE Forum to arrange or advertise the sale, gift, swap or disposal of those batteries with other members of the MSE Forum.

If you are unclear on the forum rules, please have a chat with the Forum Team administrator who contacted you.

newbuilder

yip again as I said, you cannot discuss money saving ways such as if anyone has batteries that are at a mark down to new batteries. Can you imagine Martin saying: “Now there are two banks that have incentives to go to them but I can’t recommend you do that to save money because the forum doesn’t allow it, oh and don’t visit money saving expert because we can’t give any advice on best tariffs either.”

we want a self sufficient money saving population and the restrictions put in place hamper this because some boffin is worried about legalities. A simple no selling directly on would do the same and no company advertising would stop it too. Eg hands up if you have anything to sell that is xxx and yyy - discuss it but take it off forum to conduct transactions

NedS

@newbuilder wrote:

yip again as I said, you cannot discuss money saving ways such as if anyone has batteries that are at a mark down to new batteries.

Yes you can. If a reputable online vendor is selling batteries at a good price, you are welcome to discuss that (as long as you are not associated with the vendor [e.g, spamming]). What you cannot do is discuss or engage in selling or swapping your batteries with another forum user here on MSE or try to solicit batteries from other MSE forum users. As I said, if you do not understand the distinction, please engage with the MSE Forum Team member who messaged you, and they will be happy to explain it to you.