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DEYE SUN 8K-SG05-LP1-AU SINGLE PHASE HYBRID CEC APPROVED INVERTER

Deye SUN-8K-SG05LP1-AU 8kW Single Phase Hybrid Inverter- CEC Approved

by DEYE
$2,270.00

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The Deye SUN-8K-SG05LP1-AU is a 8kW single phase hybrid inverter that runs your solar, your battery and your backup power from one wall mounted unit.

Works with 48V batteries. You can start with solar only and add the battery later, so the system grows with you rather than locking you in on day one.

Your solar powers the house first, anything spare charges the battery, and only what is left after that goes out to the grid. When the grid drops out the inverter switches the house over to battery on its own. Approved by the Clean Energy Council and backed by a 10 year Australian warranty.

Keep more of your own power

Spare solar charges the battery before any of it is sent to the grid, so you buy less back from your retailer at night.

Backup built in

The transfer switch is already inside the inverter, so there is no separate change over box to buy or wire in.

Sized for a bigger home

Rated for 8kW of continuous output with 190A of battery current, which suits a larger home with heavy evening loads.

How it works day to day

During daylight the inverter sends your solar straight to whatever is running in the house, the same way an ordinary solar inverter does. That is power you are not buying from the grid.

Anything your house is not using goes into the battery instead of being exported for a small feed in payment. Once the battery is full, the surplus then flows out to the grid. After dark the inverter draws the stored energy back out to run the house, so your own solar is still doing the work well after the sun has gone.

Diagram of how a Deye hybrid inverter moves solar power to the home first, then the battery, then the grid

Built for larger loads

At 8,000W continuous and 34.8A output, this unit handles a full sized home with ducted air conditioning, an induction cooktop and a pool pump without struggling. The 190A charge and discharge current means a large battery bank can be filled inside a single good solar day, and can also be drawn on hard in the evening peak.

It will take up to 16,000W of panels on the roof, which gives you room to oversize the array so the system still performs on overcast days and through winter.

Staying inside your export limit

Most networks cap how much power a home is allowed to push back into the grid. The optional smart meter and CT clamp show the inverter exactly how much power is moving in and out of your property, so it can hold your exports under that cap by itself.

That same reading lets the inverter decide when to charge and when to discharge based on what the house is actually using. Paired with the time settings you can hold the battery back for the expensive part of the day and charge it when power is cheap.

Power when the grid goes down

An automatic transfer switch is built into the inverter. When it sees the grid fail it moves your backed up circuits across to the battery, so lights, fridge and internet stay on rather than dropping out and coming back.

The changeover takes about 4 milliseconds, which is fast enough that sensitive equipment does not notice it. You can also wire in a generator. The inverter will accept it as a second input and use it to charge the battery, which is useful on properties where an outage can last more than a day.

Deye hybrid inverter switching from grid to off grid in 4 milliseconds, so an air conditioner keeps running through the changeover

Adding more solar later

A second AC input can be set up to take power from micro inverters or an existing grid tied solar system. That means a second array can sit further away from the inverter, on a shed or a second roof, without running long DC cables back to the house.

The inverter starts and stops that second array based on how full the battery is, so the extra solar is used rather than wasted.

Wiring diagram showing three ways to AC couple a second solar array to a Deye hybrid inverter: on generator input, on load, and on grid

Approved for Australian homes

This inverter is Clean Energy Council approved and built to the Australian grid connection standard, so it can be signed off by your installer and counted toward government incentive schemes. It carries an IP65 rating, which means it can be mounted outside without a weather box over it.

Main Features:

Solar, battery and backup in one box. One wall mounted unit does the job that used to take a solar inverter, a battery inverter and a change over switch.

Built in backup switching. The automatic transfer switch moves your home onto battery power in about 4 milliseconds when the grid fails, with no extra hardware to buy.

Two solar inputs. 2 MPPT trackers let you run panels across two different roof faces and still get the best out of each of them.

Fast battery charging. Up to 190A of charge and discharge current, so a large battery bank fills quickly on a good solar day.

Six daily time slots. Set when the battery charges and when it discharges to suit your tariff and get the most out of cheap power periods.

Generator ready. A second AC input takes a generator or a second solar array, which suits rural and off grid properties.

Scales to 16 units. Run up to sixteen inverters in parallel, on grid or off grid, for larger homes and light commercial sites.

Rated for outdoors. IP65 sealed with a colour LCD screen, so it can go on an external wall and still be easy to read.

Quick Specs:

  • Rated AC output: 8,000W / 8,000VA, single phase 230/240V 50Hz
  • Rated AC output current: 34.8A
  • Peak output off grid: twice rated power for 10 seconds
  • Max continuous AC passthrough: 50A
  • Max PV input power: 12,000W, up to 16,000W of panels
  • MPPT trackers: 2, two strings per tracker
  • PV voltage: 370V rated, 125V start up, 500V maximum, 150V to 425V MPPT range
  • PV input current: 26A + 26A, max short circuit 39A + 39A
  • Battery voltage: 48V nominal, 40V to 60V range
  • Battery type: lithium ion or lead acid
  • Max charge and discharge current: 190A
  • Battery time periods: 6 charge and discharge windows per day
  • Max efficiency: 97.6%, Euro efficiency 96.5%
  • Parallel operation: up to 16 units, on grid and off grid
  • Communication: WiFi, RS485 and CAN
  • Display: colour LCD
  • Cooling: intelligent air cooling
  • Protection rating: IP65, wall mounted
  • Operating temperature: -40C to +60C, derating above 45C
  • Noise: under 30dB
  • Dimensions: 330mm W x 580mm H x 232mm D, excluding connectors and brackets
  • Weight: 24.9kg
  • Grid standard: AS/NZS 4777.2, Clean Energy Council approved
  • Warranty: 10 years
Before you order

This inverter must be installed and connected to the grid by an SAA accredited installer. To store energy you also need a compatible 48V battery, which is bought separately. If your network applies an export limit, choose the option that includes the smart meter and CT clamp so the inverter can manage that limit for you. Not sure what suits your site? Give us a call before you order and we will size it with you.

AS/NZS 4777.2, IEC 62109-1 and IEC 62109-2 CERTIFICATE

Deye SUN-8K-SG05LP1-AU DATASHEET

Eastron Smart Meter DATASHEET

Deye SUN-SG05LP1-AU MANUAL

Eastron Smart Meter User MANUAL

Deye Limited WARRANTY

Interested in starting your solar journey, but need some help in deciding what is the best system for your needs, free and without obligation? 

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We'll be glad to assist you, in achieving Energy Independence... Your Way. 


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We also believe in providing you with only the highest quality products, combined with exceptional customer service.

How You Win:

  • Free shipping Australia wide on most orders
  • Most competitive prices available
  • Pre and after sales Technical Support
  • 30 Day Easy Returns Policy 

Important Disclaimer: Installation of Hardwired Electrical Products in Australia

Please read the following information, including the disclaimer at the bottom of this page;
by purchasing from Buzz Energy Systems, you understand and acknowledge these terms. 

When it comes to the installation of hardwired electrical products in Australia, it is important to be aware of the regulations and guidelines in place to ensure safety and compliance.
As per the Electrical Safety Act, installations operating at ELV (Extra Low Voltage) levels of 120 VDC and below can be installed by individuals with the necessary knowledge and skills.

However, it is crucial to note that installations operating above ELV levels require the expertise of licensed electricians and experienced installers. Products falling under this category are not suitable for DIY (Do-It-Yourself) installation and must be handled by professionals. Attempting to install such products without the proper qualifications can not only compromise performance but also invalidate any manufacturer's warranties. 

At Buzz Energy Systems, we recognise the importance of reliable and efficient installations that prioritise safety, performance and warranty compliance. Our team consists of qualified tradespeople and specialists who are equipped with the expertise required to handle complex electrical installations.

For installations that operate above ELV levels, we strongly advise against DIY installation. Instead, we recommend seeking professional assistance from licensed electricians and experienced installers to ensure the proper installation and optimal performance of such products.

When it comes to installing hardwired electrical products above ELV levels, rest assured that Buzz Energy Systems can provide the necessary qualified tradespeople and specialists. Our professional installation services guarantee compliance with regulations, the preservation of manufacturers warranties and most importantly, your safety.

Do not compromise on the installation of your hardwired electrical products. Trust Buzz Energy Systems for a professional and hassle-free experience.
Contact us today for advice or to schedule your installation with our qualified team.

Legal Indemnity Disclaimer

By engaging with Buzz Energy Systems, purchasing and utilising our products and services, you acknowledge and agree to the following indemnity disclaimer. This disclaimer covers any potential claims for death, injury, property damage, financial loss, or warranty claims:

  1. Assumption of Responsibility: Buzz Energy Systems shall not be responsible or liable for any consequences arising from the installation, operation or use of our products or services, excluding any rights or remedies you may have under the Australian Consumer Law or other applicable legislation. You, as the user or purchaser, assume full responsibility for any potential risks, damages, or losses that may occur, including those not covered under Australian Consumer Law.

  2. Proper Installation and Use: It is your responsibility to ensure that the installation, operation, and use of our products align with relevant laws, regulations, and safety guidelines. We strongly recommend seeking the expertise of licensed professionals to handle installations above ELV levels and to ensure compliance with all applicable codes and standards.

  3. Personal Injury and Property Damage: Buzz Energy Systems shall not be held liable for any injuries, damages, or losses caused by improper installation, operation, or maintenance of our products. You agree to indemnify and hold Buzz Energy Systems harmless from any liability in relation to personal injury or property damage resulting from the use of our products or services.

  4. Financial Loss: Buzz Energy Systems shall not be liable for any financial loss, including but not limited to direct or indirect loss of profits, revenue, or savings, arising from the use or inability to use our products or services. Any costs associated with repairs, replacements, or damages incurred fall under your responsibility.

  5. Warranty Claims: Buzz Energy Systems provides manufacturer warranties on our products, subject to the terms and conditions outlined in the accompanying documentation. However, we shall not be held liable for any warranty claims resulting from improper installation, operation or maintenance of our products. Warranties may become void if our products are not installed or used in accordance with supplied instructions or if unauthorised modifications or repairs are made.

  6. Independent Advice: It is recommended that you seek independent advice, particularly legal or professional guidance, to assess the suitability of our products and services for your specific requirements.

By engaging with Buzz Energy Systems, you acknowledge and voluntarily assume all risks associated with the installation, operation, and use of our products and services. This disclaimer extends to any third parties who may be affected by the use of our products or services.

Please note: This indemnity disclaimer is intended to be a general statement of our position and should not be interpreted as a comprehensive legal contract. We recommend seeking legal advice to draft and review any specific agreements or contracts related to the use of Buzz Energy Systems' products and services.

Here you will find Faq's and information on:

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Certifications and regulatory frameworks,
Rebate eligibility

and more....

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Description

The Deye SUN-8K-SG05LP1-AU is a 8kW single phase hybrid inverter that runs your solar, your battery and your backup power from one wall mounted unit.

Works with 48V batteries. You can start with solar only and add the battery later, so the system grows with you rather than locking you in on day one.

Your solar powers the house first, anything spare charges the battery, and only what is left after that goes out to the grid. When the grid drops out the inverter switches the house over to battery on its own. Approved by the Clean Energy Council and backed by a 10 year Australian warranty.

Keep more of your own power

Spare solar charges the battery before any of it is sent to the grid, so you buy less back from your retailer at night.

Backup built in

The transfer switch is already inside the inverter, so there is no separate change over box to buy or wire in.

Sized for a bigger home

Rated for 8kW of continuous output with 190A of battery current, which suits a larger home with heavy evening loads.

How it works day to day

During daylight the inverter sends your solar straight to whatever is running in the house, the same way an ordinary solar inverter does. That is power you are not buying from the grid.

Anything your house is not using goes into the battery instead of being exported for a small feed in payment. Once the battery is full, the surplus then flows out to the grid. After dark the inverter draws the stored energy back out to run the house, so your own solar is still doing the work well after the sun has gone.

Diagram of how a Deye hybrid inverter moves solar power to the home first, then the battery, then the grid

Built for larger loads

At 8,000W continuous and 34.8A output, this unit handles a full sized home with ducted air conditioning, an induction cooktop and a pool pump without struggling. The 190A charge and discharge current means a large battery bank can be filled inside a single good solar day, and can also be drawn on hard in the evening peak.

It will take up to 16,000W of panels on the roof, which gives you room to oversize the array so the system still performs on overcast days and through winter.

Staying inside your export limit

Most networks cap how much power a home is allowed to push back into the grid. The optional smart meter and CT clamp show the inverter exactly how much power is moving in and out of your property, so it can hold your exports under that cap by itself.

That same reading lets the inverter decide when to charge and when to discharge based on what the house is actually using. Paired with the time settings you can hold the battery back for the expensive part of the day and charge it when power is cheap.

Power when the grid goes down

An automatic transfer switch is built into the inverter. When it sees the grid fail it moves your backed up circuits across to the battery, so lights, fridge and internet stay on rather than dropping out and coming back.

The changeover takes about 4 milliseconds, which is fast enough that sensitive equipment does not notice it. You can also wire in a generator. The inverter will accept it as a second input and use it to charge the battery, which is useful on properties where an outage can last more than a day.

Deye hybrid inverter switching from grid to off grid in 4 milliseconds, so an air conditioner keeps running through the changeover

Adding more solar later

A second AC input can be set up to take power from micro inverters or an existing grid tied solar system. That means a second array can sit further away from the inverter, on a shed or a second roof, without running long DC cables back to the house.

The inverter starts and stops that second array based on how full the battery is, so the extra solar is used rather than wasted.

Wiring diagram showing three ways to AC couple a second solar array to a Deye hybrid inverter: on generator input, on load, and on grid

Approved for Australian homes

This inverter is Clean Energy Council approved and built to the Australian grid connection standard, so it can be signed off by your installer and counted toward government incentive schemes. It carries an IP65 rating, which means it can be mounted outside without a weather box over it.

Main Features:

Solar, battery and backup in one box. One wall mounted unit does the job that used to take a solar inverter, a battery inverter and a change over switch.

Built in backup switching. The automatic transfer switch moves your home onto battery power in about 4 milliseconds when the grid fails, with no extra hardware to buy.

Two solar inputs. 2 MPPT trackers let you run panels across two different roof faces and still get the best out of each of them.

Fast battery charging. Up to 190A of charge and discharge current, so a large battery bank fills quickly on a good solar day.

Six daily time slots. Set when the battery charges and when it discharges to suit your tariff and get the most out of cheap power periods.

Generator ready. A second AC input takes a generator or a second solar array, which suits rural and off grid properties.

Scales to 16 units. Run up to sixteen inverters in parallel, on grid or off grid, for larger homes and light commercial sites.

Rated for outdoors. IP65 sealed with a colour LCD screen, so it can go on an external wall and still be easy to read.

Quick Specs:

  • Rated AC output: 8,000W / 8,000VA, single phase 230/240V 50Hz
  • Rated AC output current: 34.8A
  • Peak output off grid: twice rated power for 10 seconds
  • Max continuous AC passthrough: 50A
  • Max PV input power: 12,000W, up to 16,000W of panels
  • MPPT trackers: 2, two strings per tracker
  • PV voltage: 370V rated, 125V start up, 500V maximum, 150V to 425V MPPT range
  • PV input current: 26A + 26A, max short circuit 39A + 39A
  • Battery voltage: 48V nominal, 40V to 60V range
  • Battery type: lithium ion or lead acid
  • Max charge and discharge current: 190A
  • Battery time periods: 6 charge and discharge windows per day
  • Max efficiency: 97.6%, Euro efficiency 96.5%
  • Parallel operation: up to 16 units, on grid and off grid
  • Communication: WiFi, RS485 and CAN
  • Display: colour LCD
  • Cooling: intelligent air cooling
  • Protection rating: IP65, wall mounted
  • Operating temperature: -40C to +60C, derating above 45C
  • Noise: under 30dB
  • Dimensions: 330mm W x 580mm H x 232mm D, excluding connectors and brackets
  • Weight: 24.9kg
  • Grid standard: AS/NZS 4777.2, Clean Energy Council approved
  • Warranty: 10 years
Before you order

This inverter must be installed and connected to the grid by an SAA accredited installer. To store energy you also need a compatible 48V battery, which is bought separately. If your network applies an export limit, choose the option that includes the smart meter and CT clamp so the inverter can manage that limit for you. Not sure what suits your site? Give us a call before you order and we will size it with you.
Specifications

AS/NZS 4777.2, IEC 62109-1 and IEC 62109-2 CERTIFICATE

Deye SUN-8K-SG05LP1-AU DATASHEET

Eastron Smart Meter DATASHEET

Manual

Deye SUN-SG05LP1-AU MANUAL

Eastron Smart Meter User MANUAL

Warranty

Deye Limited WARRANTY

Find my kit

Interested in starting your solar journey, but need some help in deciding what is the best system for your needs, free and without obligation? 

Start by CLICKING HERE
We'll be glad to assist you, in achieving Energy Independence... Your Way. 


Why Buy from Buzz?

Yep, we know... there are lots of options when buying products online.

We also believe in providing you with only the highest quality products, combined with exceptional customer service.

How You Win:

  • Free shipping Australia wide on most orders
  • Most competitive prices available
  • Pre and after sales Technical Support
  • 30 Day Easy Returns Policy 

Disclaimer

Important Disclaimer: Installation of Hardwired Electrical Products in Australia

Please read the following information, including the disclaimer at the bottom of this page;
by purchasing from Buzz Energy Systems, you understand and acknowledge these terms. 

When it comes to the installation of hardwired electrical products in Australia, it is important to be aware of the regulations and guidelines in place to ensure safety and compliance.
As per the Electrical Safety Act, installations operating at ELV (Extra Low Voltage) levels of 120 VDC and below can be installed by individuals with the necessary knowledge and skills.

However, it is crucial to note that installations operating above ELV levels require the expertise of licensed electricians and experienced installers. Products falling under this category are not suitable for DIY (Do-It-Yourself) installation and must be handled by professionals. Attempting to install such products without the proper qualifications can not only compromise performance but also invalidate any manufacturer's warranties. 

At Buzz Energy Systems, we recognise the importance of reliable and efficient installations that prioritise safety, performance and warranty compliance. Our team consists of qualified tradespeople and specialists who are equipped with the expertise required to handle complex electrical installations.

For installations that operate above ELV levels, we strongly advise against DIY installation. Instead, we recommend seeking professional assistance from licensed electricians and experienced installers to ensure the proper installation and optimal performance of such products.

When it comes to installing hardwired electrical products above ELV levels, rest assured that Buzz Energy Systems can provide the necessary qualified tradespeople and specialists. Our professional installation services guarantee compliance with regulations, the preservation of manufacturers warranties and most importantly, your safety.

Do not compromise on the installation of your hardwired electrical products. Trust Buzz Energy Systems for a professional and hassle-free experience.
Contact us today for advice or to schedule your installation with our qualified team.

Legal Indemnity Disclaimer

By engaging with Buzz Energy Systems, purchasing and utilising our products and services, you acknowledge and agree to the following indemnity disclaimer. This disclaimer covers any potential claims for death, injury, property damage, financial loss, or warranty claims:

  1. Assumption of Responsibility: Buzz Energy Systems shall not be responsible or liable for any consequences arising from the installation, operation or use of our products or services, excluding any rights or remedies you may have under the Australian Consumer Law or other applicable legislation. You, as the user or purchaser, assume full responsibility for any potential risks, damages, or losses that may occur, including those not covered under Australian Consumer Law.

  2. Proper Installation and Use: It is your responsibility to ensure that the installation, operation, and use of our products align with relevant laws, regulations, and safety guidelines. We strongly recommend seeking the expertise of licensed professionals to handle installations above ELV levels and to ensure compliance with all applicable codes and standards.

  3. Personal Injury and Property Damage: Buzz Energy Systems shall not be held liable for any injuries, damages, or losses caused by improper installation, operation, or maintenance of our products. You agree to indemnify and hold Buzz Energy Systems harmless from any liability in relation to personal injury or property damage resulting from the use of our products or services.

  4. Financial Loss: Buzz Energy Systems shall not be liable for any financial loss, including but not limited to direct or indirect loss of profits, revenue, or savings, arising from the use or inability to use our products or services. Any costs associated with repairs, replacements, or damages incurred fall under your responsibility.

  5. Warranty Claims: Buzz Energy Systems provides manufacturer warranties on our products, subject to the terms and conditions outlined in the accompanying documentation. However, we shall not be held liable for any warranty claims resulting from improper installation, operation or maintenance of our products. Warranties may become void if our products are not installed or used in accordance with supplied instructions or if unauthorised modifications or repairs are made.

  6. Independent Advice: It is recommended that you seek independent advice, particularly legal or professional guidance, to assess the suitability of our products and services for your specific requirements.

By engaging with Buzz Energy Systems, you acknowledge and voluntarily assume all risks associated with the installation, operation, and use of our products and services. This disclaimer extends to any third parties who may be affected by the use of our products or services.

Please note: This indemnity disclaimer is intended to be a general statement of our position and should not be interpreted as a comprehensive legal contract. We recommend seeking legal advice to draft and review any specific agreements or contracts related to the use of Buzz Energy Systems' products and services.

FAQ's and Guides

Here you will find Faq's and information on:

Product Selection Guides and applications,
Certifications and regulatory frameworks,
Rebate eligibility

and more....

Please Click here to view.