Dyness LV Link A
Dyness LV Link A
Dyness LV Link A
Dyness Communication modules — One expands the battery, the other lets you watch it.
Dyness batteries come in several versions and not every combination parallels on its own. The LV-Link is what makes that flexible: it allows different versions of Dyness battery to be combined in parallel, so a system can be expanded with what is available rather than only with what was fitted originally.
About the Dyness Communication modules
It carries its own battery management with over-discharge, over-charge, over-current and abnormal-temperature protection, self-manages charging and discharging, and has an integrated inspection module.
The Wi-Fi stick is a different job entirely. It plugs into a DL5.0C system and gives real-time monitoring and remote management through the app — visibility rather than capability.
What does this fit?
This is the modules that let Dyness batteries be paralleled and monitored.
Two different jobs. The LV-Link is what allows different versions of Dyness battery to be combined in parallel; the Wi-Fi stick is monitoring for a DL5.0C system.
The products it is ordered with:
What the job needs
The details that decide whether this suits the system:
- The LV-Link allows different versions of Dyness battery to be combined in parallel.
- It carries its own BMS: over-discharge, over-charge, over-current and abnormal temperature protection, with self-management of charging and discharging and an integrated inspection module.
- The Wi-Fi stick is for DL5.0C systems and provides real-time monitoring and remote management.
- Neither is a substitute for the BDU on a Stack100 system.
Where this earns its place
Each module does a different job on the system.
Dyness LV-Link A technical data
Questions we get asked about this inverter
What does the LV-Link do?
It allows different versions of Dyness battery to be combined in parallel, with its own battery management and protection functions.
Is the Wi-Fi stick required?
No. It provides monitoring and remote management; the system runs without it.
Does either replace the BDU?
No. A Stack100 tower still needs its own BDU and base.
Documents, advice and trade pricing
Every datasheet, certificate, installation manual and warranty document we hold for this product is in the Documents tab below. See the rest of our storage range, our hybrid inverters and our batteries, or email sales@clearraysolar.com if you would like us to check a pairing before you order.
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