Chisage is a manufacturer of PV-hybrid and battery inverters for residential and commercial applications. Their product line includes both single-phase (Jup series) and three-phase (Mars series) hybrid inverters, as well as grid-tie inverters. Chisage inverters support operation with both solar panels and battery storage.
To connect the Chisage inverter to RS485, use the D-B/485 port on the inverter. The specific pinout may vary, so consult the inverter's manual for the exact connections. A typical RS485 connection table is shown below:
The following steps provide a general overview of configuring Chisage inverters. Consult the specific user manual for your inverter model for detailed instructions and safety precautions.
Initial Setup: Upon initial startup, configure essential system settings such as the grid standard, language, and time zone.
Parameter Settings: Access the parameter setting menu, typically through the inverter's LCD touch screen or a dedicated mobile app. Navigate through the menu using the provided buttons or touch controls.
Battery Settings: Configure battery parameters to match your battery type and specifications. This includes settings such as battery capacity, charging voltage limits, and discharging voltage limits.
Grid Settings: Configure grid parameters to comply with local grid regulations. This includes settings such as voltage limits, frequency limits, and power factor.
Smart Load Settings (if applicable): Configure settings related to smart load power, such as the conditions for enabling or disabling power to the smart load based on battery SOC or voltage.
For more information about specific models, visit Chisage manuals.
Warning
NOTE: RS485 Device Addresses
You MUST give each devicea unique address on the RS485 bus. Check the device manual for instructions.
Use lower addresses first (1, 2, ...) because the SmartgridOneController will find them faster!
For each device, it is generally recommended to keep the factory-default baud rate, parity, and stop bits. The SmartgridOneController will scan those first.
