I recently purchased a Multiplus-II 15000 unit, an Ekrano GX and a Pylontech UF5000 battery.
I know it makes little sense to only be able to use a third of the unit’s capacity, but I will eventually upgrade it to a complete solar system when I move into my new home.
For now however, I just need the system to work as a UPS for my computer and electronics devices.
I’ve assembled everything as best I could but there are minor configuration issues I’d like to resolve.
Firstly, I cannot get a SOC display near the battery icon on my Ekrano GX.
Secondly, the red Prot. light on my UF5000 battery comes on when it nears its charging cycle at around 58V. Does this hurt the battery somehow or does the internal BMS not allow it to charge up to a higher voltage?
I have DVCC enabled and have tried limiting the charging current to 19A, but for some reason, it goes up to 30A when the battery is almost empty and then starts dropping the current as the battery charges.
I’ve use the inverter to bat RJ45 cable to link the battery’s CAN port(battery side) to the Ekrano’s VE.Can1 port (inverter side) and a regular UTP patch cable to connect the Ekrano to my Inverter via the VE.Bus.
The DIP switches on the battery are all set to OFF.
I’m running the latest firmware on the Ekrano but somehow I feel I’m missing something as the battery doesn’t seem to be recognized properly by the Ekrano unit.
Also, I couldn’t find the battery configuration page. Could it be set to Lead Acid somehow? That would explain the very high charging voltages.
Lastly, there are two RJ45 plugs with blue endcaps at their rear. Where do these plug in?
Any help getting my system optimized would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!