Hi guys, I’m installing the above inverter and troubled as to how to read the instructions pin out, let’s explain.
As per Pictures the BMS is a 200A pace BMS.
1. Do I set up to use CAN or RS485 and link one to the B RJ45 inside unit as it’s a bit misleading as EPEVER say you must use and buy the BMS link or is this not the case all very very confusing.
2. Is it isolated or non isolated because from what I’m reading if I’m right the pace BMS pin out for RJ45 has NC (not connect?) which translates Pace to Inverter pin4&5 on standard RJ45 gets chopped off to pin1&2 Inverter B port, is that correct . If I’m right I’m a bloody genius and do understand it
3. The other point is my battery is an FE51.2v preloaded inverter protocols for victron, pylon tech, growatt, Solis, goodwe now does this change any thing in a way I don’t need to make up a cable as I’ve already explained or should it be plug and play. If so explain why because I just can’t see when they have two different pin outs from pace to EPEVER.
If anyone is good enough to assist me It would be really appreciated.
Mark
As per Pictures the BMS is a 200A pace BMS.
1. Do I set up to use CAN or RS485 and link one to the B RJ45 inside unit as it’s a bit misleading as EPEVER say you must use and buy the BMS link or is this not the case all very very confusing.
2. Is it isolated or non isolated because from what I’m reading if I’m right the pace BMS pin out for RJ45 has NC (not connect?) which translates Pace to Inverter pin4&5 on standard RJ45 gets chopped off to pin1&2 Inverter B port, is that correct . If I’m right I’m a bloody genius and do understand it
3. The other point is my battery is an FE51.2v preloaded inverter protocols for victron, pylon tech, growatt, Solis, goodwe now does this change any thing in a way I don’t need to make up a cable as I’ve already explained or should it be plug and play. If so explain why because I just can’t see when they have two different pin outs from pace to EPEVER.
If anyone is good enough to assist me It would be really appreciated.
Mark