LUX AC + (AEBOET 2.4KWh Batteries vs PylonTech)

Solarchaser

EVandPV said:

Solarchaser said:

100%, but then it always has.
My 2017's are the stack masters,  both show 100%

Mine are at 98%.
Wonder if it's something to do with the difference in inverters ?? Mine being single and yours a parallel ??

Yeah possibly, the lad who sold me the cable gave me another term to try, but I haven't done it yet
"have another command for you. This will give you the system SOH in percentage.

At the console screen type the command:

login debug

this will change the prompt from Pylon> to Pylon debug>

now type the command pwrsys

System RC = System Remaining Capacity
System FCC System Fully Charged Capacity
System SOC = System State of Charge
System SOH = System State of Health."

EVandPV

Solarchaser said:

EVandPV said:

Solarchaser said:

100%, but then it always has.
My 2017's are the stack masters,  both show 100%

Mine are at 98%.
Wonder if it's something to do with the difference in inverters ?? Mine being single and yours a parallel ??

Yeah possibly, the lad who sold me the cable gave me another term to try, but I haven't done it yet
"have another command for you. This will give you the system SOH in percentage.

At the console screen type the command:

login debug

this will change the prompt from Pylon> to Pylon debug>

now type the command pwrsys

System RC = System Remaining Capacity
System FCC System Fully Charged Capacity
System SOC = System State of Charge
System SOH = System State of Health."

Cheers, I'll try that.
The Lux web portal also shows it for the whole stack under configuration > inverters.

EVandPV

EVandPV said:

Solarchaser said:

EVandPV said:

Solarchaser said:

100%, but then it always has.
My 2017's are the stack masters,  both show 100%

Mine are at 98%.
Wonder if it's something to do with the difference in inverters ?? Mine being single and yours a parallel ??

Yeah possibly, the lad who sold me the cable gave me another term to try, but I haven't done it yet
"have another command for you. This will give you the system SOH in percentage.

At the console screen type the command:

login debug

this will change the prompt from Pylon> to Pylon debug>

now type the command pwrsys

System RC = System Remaining Capacity
System FCC System Fully Charged Capacity
System SOC = System State of Charge
System SOH = System State of Health."

Cheers, I'll try that.
The Lux web portal also shows it for the whole stack under configuration > inverters.

That works, same SOH as the Lux web portal reports, 98%.

Solarchaser

Excellent,  I'll try it myself later with the stack, and also the new 3000

Yeah its the Web portal I've always used for soh but mine always says 100%, which can't be true

EVandPV

Solarchaser said:

Excellent,  I'll try it myself later with the stack, and also the new 3000

Yeah its the Web portal I've always used for soh but mine always says 100%, which can't be true

I take it you'd need to disconnect all your Pylons from each other to get the individual SOH of each battery ?

abeezar

As per my understanding US2000B(80%DoD) is now US2000 Plus ( 90% DoD). 
https://midsummerwholesale.co.uk/buy/pylontech/pylon-plus
then they have with 95% DoD
https://midsummerwholesale.co.uk/buy/pylontech/pylon-US2000C or a US3000C
I am not sure apart from the DOD what's the difference. ?

EVandPV

abeezar said:

As per my understanding US2000B(80%DoD) is now US2000 Plus ( 90% DoD). 
https://midsummerwholesale.co.uk/buy/pylontech/pylon-plus
then they have with 95% DoD
https://midsummerwholesale.co.uk/buy/pylontech/pylon-US2000C or a US3000C
I am not sure apart from the DOD what's the difference. ?

Probably the only other difference is life cycles.
With the Plus, it's 6000 cycles at 90% DOD and the C looks to be 4500 at 95%.

abeezar

EVandPV said:

abeezar said:

As per my understanding US2000B(80%DoD) is now US2000 Plus ( 90% DoD). 
https://midsummerwholesale.co.uk/buy/pylontech/pylon-plus
then they have with 95% DoD
https://midsummerwholesale.co.uk/buy/pylontech/pylon-US2000C or a US3000C
I am not sure apart from the DOD what's the difference. ?

Probably the only other difference is life cycles.
With the Plus, it's 6000 cycles at 90% DOD and the C looks to be 4500 at 95%.

US3000C - 6000 cycles  https://www.segen.co.uk/product/pylon-us3000c-3-5kwh-li-ion-solar-battery-excl-brackets/

EVandPV

abeezar said:

EVandPV said:

abeezar said:

As per my understanding US2000B(80%DoD) is now US2000 Plus ( 90% DoD). 
https://midsummerwholesale.co.uk/buy/pylontech/pylon-plus
then they have with 95% DoD
https://midsummerwholesale.co.uk/buy/pylontech/pylon-US2000C or a US3000C
I am not sure apart from the DOD what's the difference. ?

Probably the only other difference is life cycles.
With the Plus, it's 6000 cycles at 90% DOD and the C looks to be 4500 at 95%.

US3000C - 6000 cycles  https://www.segen.co.uk/product/pylon-us3000c-3-5kwh-li-ion-solar-battery-excl-brackets/

Yeah I was referring to the link you posted for the US2000C so comparing 2.4kwh modules.
US3000 is 3.5kwh.

Solarchaser

EVandPV said:

Solarchaser said:

Excellent,  I'll try it myself later with the stack, and also the new 3000

Yeah its the Web portal I've always used for soh but mine always says 100%, which can't be true

I take it you'd need to disconnect all your Pylons from each other to get the individual SOH of each battery ?

Yeah I did, finally got round to it today. 
So get this, my 2019 battery is at 98%
My 4 x 2018 are all at 96%
Weirdly my 3 x 2017 batteries are all at 100%
And the 3000 which is a 2019 iirc is at 100%

Everything has been running down to 10% for the last year, so it all seems happy with 10%

It's a bit of a faff disconnecting all, then connect with commix then dosconnect, connect with the othee thing and then send the commands, but I'm likely only to do it every year or so, so it's not a great task.

Maybe this should be in your lux thread actually??