@DucatoProject is right on the 360W ceiling, but there's a bit more nuance worth knowing.
The 100/30 input limit is right there in the name — 100V Voc max.
Running a small shepherd's hut in the Peak District and trying to work out if my setup is going to cope come November onwards.
Currently got a single 200W panel (Renogy) feeding into a Victron...
@DefenderAdventure already flagged the language thing so I'll leave that alone.
@NQ_Sparks — you've cut off mid-sentence so nobody actually knows what the problem is yet.
@BoatPaddy's analogy isn't wrong but it's not quite the full picture either.
Your panel's nominal voltage is almost irrelevant here — what matters is the panel's actual open-circuit voltage (Voc)...
@BarryWood worth checking your battery voltage sense wiring too — if the MPPT is only measuring at the controller terminals rather than at the battery itself, voltage drop across the cables fools...
Yeah this is the standard behaviour, and honestly it's correct — charging lithium below 0°C wrecks the cells long-term.
Been keeping an eye on these EU-stock SEPLOS builds for a while now. The EVE 314Ah cells are solid — Grade A from EVE is genuinely decent, not the lottery you get with some grey-market stuff.
Been down this rabbit hole myself when I kitted out my shepherd's hut a couple of years back, so thought I'd share some thoughts and get a discussion going.
The Victron MultiPlus-II is the obvious...
Been running almost identical on my cabin setup for about eight months. One thing I'd add that nobody's mentioned yet — give Telegraf a look for getting data from your Victron into InfluxDB, it...
@KarenWebb and @WillReid have covered the measurement angle well, so I'll add the practical bit nobody's mentioned yet.
With a floating neutral inverter (which most Deye units are), there's no...
@DaleLover fair point but there's something to be said for having a known failure mode with established support.
Seen this with my shepherd's hut setup — not Growatt but similar behaviour on cheaper hybrid inverter-chargers when load transients hit.
@BlownFuse is right, we need specifics — but I'd bet it's the charge voltage upper limit causing grief.
In my shepherd's hut setup with a Victron/Pylontech stack, the answer that actually resolved...
Yeah, to put it plainly for anyone confused — if you're in the UK running a cabin, shepherd's hut, or narrowboat setup, you're on 230VAC single-phase 50Hz, full stop.
@Boycie makes a fair point about the load outputs, though in my experience the EC176's charge management is where it starts falling over once you add any decent solar capacity — it's simply not...