Configure Your Deye Inverter

Deye Inverter

The Halo Energy range of batteries are fully compatible with Deye Inverters.

The following Installation Guide will assist you with correct battery and inverter settings you should use.

For further detailed information ensure you read the supplied manual of the battery and inverter regarding the setup and installation processes.

Halo Battery Specifications

Halo Battery Specifications
BatteryNominal Voltage (VDC)Discharge / Low Voltage Cutoff (VDC)Float Voltage (VDC)Bulk / Absorb (VDC)Recommended Max Charge (A)Recommended Max Discharge (A)
WM5484455.356.3100100

Using your Halo battery without a BMS connection

Configure your Deye inverter to work with the HALO battery by using the settings below

Inverter Settings if you are not using a BMS
ParameterValueSetting name
Battery modeBatt VBatt Mode
Battery Capacity110AhBatt Capacity
Max charge100AMax A charge
Max discharge 100AMax A Discharge
Recover from deep dischargeCheckedActivate Battery
Float V54.6VFloat V
Absorbsion V56VFloat V
Equalisation V56VEqualisation V
Shutdown44VShutdown
Low Battery46VLow Battery
Restart48VRestart

To configure your inverter, reference your inverter manual to navigate to the Batt Set1 and Batt Set3 screens on the inverter display and set the parameters as in the table above.

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Fig.1 Batt Set1 without a BMS connection
Fig.2 Batt Set3 without a BMS connection

Using your Halo battery with a BMS connection

1. Battery to inverter connection;

Use an Ethernet patch cable to connect from Battery CAN port to Deye BMS port. A regular ethernet straight / patch cable can be used.

A regular straight ethernet cable will work, but If you want to crimp your own cable see the pinout  table and diagram below.

2. Multiple (parallel) batteries;

Use an Ethernet patch cable to connect from Battery RS485 port (1 or 2) to next Battery RS485 port (1 or 2) . See the wiring diagram below, connections in red. Using the DIP switches on the battery, starting at Address 1, configure the battery addresses for each battery in your system.

When multiple Batteries are used ( in parallel ) then the Ah and A settings will increase, but the voltages and % values will stay the same in the configurations.

For example: If 1 Battery is used the capacity is 110Ah, if 2 are used, the capacity is 220Ah, if 3 are used the capacity is 330Ah but the charge, float and cutoff voltages stay the same for all of the configurations.

The same for the Charge and Discharge currents: If 1 Battery is used the charge and discharge currents are 100A, if 2 are used the charge and discharge currents are 200A, if 3 are used the charge and discharge currents are 300A. Care must be taken to use Busbars or correctly sized cables to carry these currents.

Fig.5 Multiple Batteries in Parallel

3. Configure your inverter to use BMS mode;

Using the settings below, setup up your inverter to run using BMS mode.

Inverter Settings if you are using BMS mode
ParameterValueSetting name
Battery modeLithiumBatt Mode
Battery Capacity110AhBatt Capacity
Max charge100AMax A charge
Max discharge100AMax A Discharge
Recover from deep dischrgeCheckedActivate Battery
Lithium mode0Lithium mode
Shutdown20%Shutdown
Low Battery alarm35%Low Batt
Restart output40%Restart

To configure your inverter, reference your inverter manual to navigate to the Batt Set1 and Batt Set3 screens on the inverter display and set the parameters as in the table above.

Fig.6 Batt Set1 using a BMS connection
Fig.7 Batt Set3 using a BMS connection

FAQs

How do you setup multiple batteries?

See table above and check your product manual for a more detailed explanation. You will have to set dip switch settings per battery to give them a unique address. You also have to connect the included RJ45 battery link cables into the “Battery Link” port of each battery. Ensure your master battery dip switch 1 is on, 2,3,4 is OFF. Only the master battery CAN Bus will be enabled. You can then connect the into the CAN port of the master battery for communications to work.

 

Do I have to use the communication battery link cables if I don’t want to monitor or have communications?

Yes