Dyness 8KVA Hybrid Inverter (Single Phase)

Dyness 8KVA Hybrid Inverter (Single Phase)

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Wifi and the Dyness 8kW Single Phase LV Hybrid Inverter

The DYNE 5. 0/6. 0/8. 0L1PA series is made for household hybrid systems. When there is not enough solar energy to meet demand, the inverter can function with the Dyness low-voltage lithium-ion battery DL5. 0X/DL5. 0C/ Powerbox Pro to optimize self-consumption and offer backup power in the event of a grid failure.

Product Attributes:

• Automatic generator On/Off control and generator connection using a variety of input methods
• Automatic UPS switching (less than 4ms)
• Supports top shaving control in both the "selfuse" and "generator" modes.
• Maximum charge/discharge current of 135A(5. 0/6. 0K) and 190A(8. 0K).
• There are six configurable charge/discharge time options.
• 10-second 200% surge power backup overload capacity
• Allows for flexible 1ph and 3ph connections with a maximum of 36kW (5. 0/6. 0K) and 48kW (8. 0K) in parallel.

Specifications:

• DC Input (PV side):
• Suggested maximum PV output: 12. 8 kW
• Maximum input voltage: 600 V
• Rated voltage: 300 V
• Initial voltage: 90 to 520 V
• Maximum input current: 32A/20A
• Maximum short circuit current: 36A/30A

The battery:

• Lithium ion is the kind of battery.
• Maximum charging/discharging capacity: 8 kW
• Maximum current for charge and discharge: 190 amps
• AC output (grid side):
• Rated power output: 8 kW
• Max. output current: 40 A
• Maximum input current: 50 amps

In general

• Dimensions (WHD): 405560215 mm
• Weight: 27 kg
• IP66 ingress protection

A 5-year warranty

Warranties: A certified electrical wireman or Master electrician with a current registration with the Department of Labour must install all inverters and batteries. After installation, the installation of the backup or solar system must be covered by a legitimate electrical certificate of compliance (COC). The installation must adhere to every component of SANS 10142. An installation image, a legitimate COC, and confirmation that a certified wireman or master electrician installed the device are all necessary for a warranty claim to be accepted; if these requirements are not met, the claim may be denied and the warranty claim rendered null and void.