I have the GivEnergy All in One with the 13.58kWh, using two solaredge inverters (10 and 6), the gateway can only take the 6000W one as it is limited to 40 amps. So my app readings are not accurate at all.
Good video & explanation. I'd have a GE 3.6kW Hybrid Gen 2 Inverter, 9.5kW battery & a 10 panel 4.1kW array. I would like to consider switching to the AIO to get more inverter power & extra storage capacity. However, I'm told the GE AIO is not compatible with existing Gen 2 batteries. Is this still the case?
Many thanks for your comments, as the All in one is AC Coupled, GivEnergy won`t support it along side a Hybrid system, currently you would need to change your Hybrid inverter for a Solar string inverter, and connect it to the All in one. GE also aren`t currently supporting 2 all in ones linked together.
@@ecobubl OK thanks. I was thinking about replacing my 3.6kW Hybrid with the AIO system but keeping the existing Gen 2 9.5kW battery to give me around 9.5 + 13.5 = 23kW of storage. But, as you say, the AIO does not yet support extra batteries of any type which is a bit of a drawback for anyone wanting more storage. I do find my 3.6kW Hybrid lacks power & we find ourselves having to think twice before running too many appliances at once. I also want to ditch our gas CH system for a HP at some point which is why I need more inverter power to run the HP & other stuff simultaneously. I guess I will have to wait for further GE developments before I make any changes & reuse as much of my existing kit as possible.
@@colingoode3702 You could use the hybrid inverter as a string inverter If you wanted to without the battery and then fit the aio, you just can't have another battery with the aio as its bigger voltage
Thanks for getting back to me. I went to the Inverter/Remote control setting on the portal but there is still only one charge option. There are two discharge time options but only one for charging. @@ecobubl
@@eddyd8745 hmm, it must be just available on the new software, just checked a couple of older systems and yes they only have 1 charge and 2 discharge times.
I have the GivEnergy All in One with the 13.58kWh, using two solaredge inverters (10 and 6), the gateway can only take the 6000W one as it is limited to 40 amps. So my app readings are not accurate at all.
I'm definitely getting the all in one, no brainer really
Yes, the all in one is amazing, especially the whole house back mode. All the best. Ecobubl
Only issue is that you can't add more batteries yet, from what I can tell.
Good video & explanation. I'd have a GE 3.6kW Hybrid Gen 2 Inverter, 9.5kW battery & a 10 panel 4.1kW array. I would like to consider switching to the AIO to get more inverter power & extra storage capacity. However, I'm told the GE AIO is not compatible with existing Gen 2 batteries. Is this still the case?
Many thanks for your comments, as the All in one is AC Coupled, GivEnergy won`t support it along side a Hybrid system, currently you would need to change your Hybrid inverter for a Solar string inverter, and connect it to the All in one. GE also aren`t currently supporting 2 all in ones linked together.
@@ecobubl OK thanks. I was thinking about replacing my 3.6kW Hybrid with the AIO system but keeping the existing Gen 2 9.5kW battery to give me around 9.5 + 13.5 = 23kW of storage. But, as you say, the AIO does not yet support extra batteries of any type which is a bit of a drawback for anyone wanting more storage. I do find my 3.6kW Hybrid lacks power & we find ourselves having to think twice before running too many appliances at once. I also want to ditch our gas CH system for a HP at some point which is why I need more inverter power to run the HP & other stuff simultaneously. I guess I will have to wait for further GE developments before I make any changes & reuse as much of my existing kit as possible.
@@colingoode3702 You could use the hybrid inverter as a string inverter If you wanted to without the battery and then fit the aio, you just can't have another battery with the aio as its bigger voltage
@@ecobubl 👍
Do you guys do giv energy all in one batteries with solar in Sutton coldfield?
Hi no sorry that’s too far to travel.
No worries
Hi, you mentioned that there were 10 charging slots now available, I only see one. Is this a future update? Regards, Eddy
Hi Eddy
If you log in to the portal on your computer you will find them under settings, this isn’t available on the app. All the best
Thanks for getting back to me. I went to the Inverter/Remote control setting on the portal but there is still only one charge option. There are two discharge time options but only one for charging. @@ecobubl
@@eddyd8745 hmm, it must be just available on the new software, just checked a couple of older systems and yes they only have 1 charge and 2 discharge times.
If you have the Gen1 inverter there is only one timed charge option. You will need a Gen 3 inverter as Gen 2 no longer available.@@eddyd8745