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Pytes lithium batteries are are designed to work with almost all hybrid inverters on the market. They work well with Victron Energy, Solis, Growatt and more. If you're concerned about whether a Pytes ESS lithium battery will work with your inverter please contact our team who can make sure your system is compatible.
All Pytes ESS battery storage products are designed to work perfectly without the use of the internet. Most inverters on the market that will be used with Pytes batteries have interfaces that are better when used with an internet connection however this isn't usually something that is a must.
Pytes offers some of the best warranties in the industry. Click below to view the Terms of Warranty for products:
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Pytes defines a full cycles as discharge to programmed depth of discharge and back up again to 100% charge. Partial cycles are when the battery is not completely discharged down to it's DoD setting before it's fully recharged. In terms of the Pytes warranty this means cumulative cycles totaling the rated DoD settings (per the warranty) are the equivelant of a cycle.)
Your inverter of choice will usually have an interface that will allow you to the view the stats and functionality of your battery, home and solar.
It's possible to charge your battery from the grid. Some people use this feature to store energy from a cheaper usage period like nights or evenings and then use that electricity during the day where it would of been more expensive.