DEMUDA DFHY-1.5KW

DEMUDA DFHY-1.5KW Hybrid Solar Inverter Instruction Manual

Model: DFHY-1.5KW

1. Product Overview

The DEMUDA DFHY-1.5KW Hybrid Solar Inverter is an all-in-one solution designed for efficient energy management in home solar power systems. It features seamless on/off-grid switching, a built-in MPPT controller, and supports both solar and electricity power supply. This inverter is capable of battery-free operation and offers remote monitoring capabilities.

Overview of the Hybrid Solar Inverter DFHY-1.5KW installed on a house with solar panels, highlighting key features.
Figure 1: DEMUDA DFHY-1.5KW Hybrid Solar Inverter System Overview
Diagram illustrating the 'All-in-one solution' features of the inverter, including MPPT controller, stable voltage, multiple protections, intelligent charging, pure sine output, battery-free operation, WiFi monitoring, lightweight design, and UPS.
Figure 2: All-in-One Solution Features

Key Features:

  • Built-in MPPT controller (60A) for maximum power point tracking.
  • Stable voltage and frequency output.
  • Multiple protection mechanisms for safe operation.
  • Intelligent charging modes.
  • Pure sine wave output suitable for sensitive electronics.
  • Supports battery-free operation.
  • WiFi monitoring for remote access (optional).
  • Lightweight design.
  • Integrated UPS functionality.

2. Setup and Installation

Before installation, ensure the inverter is placed in a well-ventilated area, away from direct sunlight, heat sources, and moisture. Always disconnect all power sources before making any connections.

2.1 Rear Panel Connections

The rear panel of the inverter provides all necessary connection points. Refer to the diagram below for identification of each port.

Image showing the inverter's simplified design, digital LCD display, and a detailed diagram of the rear panel connections (Power On/Off Switch, AC Input, AC Output, PV Input, Battery Input, Grounding, Upgrading port USB TypeA, BMS Communication Port RS 485).
Figure 3: Inverter Rear Panel and Connection Labels
  1. Power On/Off Switch: Controls the main power to the inverter.
  2. AC Input: Connects to the utility grid or an AC generator.
  3. AC Output: Connects to household appliances or the load.
  4. PV Input: Connects to the solar panel array.
  5. Battery Input: Connects to the battery bank (Lead Acid or Lithium).
  6. Grounding: Essential for safety; connect to an earth ground.
  7. Upgrading port USB TypeA: For firmware updates or data transfer.
  8. BMS Communication Port (RS 485): For communication with compatible Battery Management Systems.

2.2 Wiring Diagram

The following diagram illustrates a typical wiring setup for the hybrid solar inverter, integrating solar panels, AC input (grid/generator), and battery storage to power household appliances.

Wiring diagram illustrating the 'Strong Power' capabilities, showing connections from solar panels, AC input (grid/generator), and lead-acid/lithium batteries to the inverter, and then to household appliances.
Figure 4: Typical System Wiring Diagram

2.3 Parallel Function (Optional)

For increased power output, multiple inverters can be connected in parallel. This feature allows for doubled performance and enhanced system capacity. Consult the manufacturer for detailed instructions on parallel installation.

Image showing two inverters installed in parallel on a house, demonstrating the 'Multiple Parallel' function for doubled performance.
Figure 5: Multiple Inverters in Parallel Configuration

3. Operating Instructions

3.1 Powering On/Off

  1. Ensure all connections are secure and correctly wired according to the setup instructions.
  2. Flip the Power On/Off Switch on the rear panel to the 'ON' position.
  3. The LCD display on the front panel will illuminate, showing real-time operating status and data.
  4. To power off, flip the Power On/Off Switch to the 'OFF' position.

3.2 LCD Display

The digital LCD display provides real-time information about the inverter's operation, including input/output voltage, current, frequency, battery status, and charging mode. Monitor this display for system performance and any alerts.

3.3 APP Remote Monitoring (Optional)

The inverter supports remote monitoring via a smartphone application using WIFI/GPRS functions. This allows users to check the real-time operating status, query fault notifications, and manage settings from anywhere. Refer to the separate app manual for installation and usage details.

Image showing a smartphone displaying the inverter's app remote monitoring interface, with the inverter installed in a modern home setting.
Figure 6: App Remote Monitoring Interface

3.4 Charging Modes

The inverter offers various charging modes (Two-state, Three-state, Auto Settable) for optimal battery management. These modes typically include Constant Current (CC), Constant Voltage (CV), and Float charging. The default charging current for PV and Line mode is 40A, but it is settable within a range of 2-60A.

4. Maintenance

Regular maintenance ensures the longevity and optimal performance of your DEMUDA Hybrid Solar Inverter.

  • Cleaning: Keep the inverter's exterior clean and free from dust. Ensure ventilation openings are not obstructed.
  • Connection Checks: Periodically inspect all wiring connections (PV, AC, Battery, Grounding) to ensure they are tight and free from corrosion.
  • Environmental Conditions: Ensure the inverter is operating within its specified temperature and humidity ranges.
  • Firmware Updates: Check for available firmware updates via the USB port or remote monitoring app to ensure the inverter has the latest features and bug fixes.

5. Troubleshooting

If the inverter is not functioning as expected, perform the following basic checks:

  • No Power: Verify that the Power On/Off Switch is in the 'ON' position and all power cables are securely connected. Check the main circuit breaker.
  • No Output: Ensure the AC output connections are secure and that the load is not exceeding the inverter's capacity.
  • Error Codes: If an error code is displayed on the LCD, consult the full technical manual or contact customer support with the specific code for assistance.
  • Battery Issues: Check battery connections and ensure the battery voltage is within the operational range.
  • Solar Input Issues: Verify solar panel connections and ensure sufficient sunlight is available.

For complex issues, it is recommended to contact qualified technical personnel or DEMUDA customer support.

6. Specifications

The DEMUDA DFHY-1.5KW Hybrid Solar Inverter is designed with precision and quality components, including imported MOS tubes, ensuring stable performance.

Video 1: DEMUDA 1.5KW Hybrid Inverter Production Line and Quality Control

6.1 General Specifications

AttributeValue
Brand NameDEMUDA
Model NumberDFHY
TypeDC/AC Inverters, Solar Hybrid Inverter
Output TypeSingle Phase, MPPT PURE SINE WAVE
DisplayLCD display
Output WaveformPure sine wave
Efficiency>99.5%
ApplicationHome solar energy power system
OriginMainland China (Guangdong, China)
Battery IncludedNo
High-concerned chemicalNone

6.2 Battery Information

Table titled 'Solar Inverter Data Sheet' detailing Battery Information (Battery pieces, Auto restart, Battery test, Battery type, Nominal battery voltage, Battery management).
Figure 7: Battery Information Data Sheet
ItemValueComments
Battery pieces1pcs12V/PCS
Auto restart functionYes
Battery test functionNo
Battery typeVRLA/LILead acid battery & Lithium batteries
Nominal battery voltageN*12V@25°C
Battery managementYes
DC Operating Voltage12v

6.3 Charger (PV) Specifications

Table titled 'Solar Inverter Data Sheet' detailing Charger (PV) specifications (PV charging method, Max input power/current, Efficiency, Voltage accuracy, MPPT voltage, Default/Recommended PV config voltage, Max/Min PV voltage, PV start-up voltage, Max (AC+Solar) charge current).
Figure 8: Charger (PV) Data Sheet
ItemValueComments
PV charging methodMPPT
PV maximum input power1000W
PV maximum input current14A
Efficiency99.5%max
PV voltage accuracy±2%
MPPT voltage20-100Vdc
Default charging current40A
Recommended PV configuration voltageMPPT Voltage: 60-85VOpen Circuit Voltage: 70-105V
Max PV voltage125Vdc
Min PV voltage15Vdc
PV start-up voltage20Vdc
Max (AC+Solar) charge current120A

6.4 Charger (Line Mode) Specifications

Table titled 'Solar Inverter Data Sheet' detailing Charger (Line Mode) specifications (Battery over/under voltage, Battery low voltage alarm, Over current protection, Charging voltage, Temperature compensation, Charging current, Default charging current, Charging mode).
Figure 9: Charger (Line Mode) Data Sheet
ItemValueComments
Battery over voltage15V
Battery under voltage10.5V*NSettable: 10*N~11*N
Battery low voltage alarm10.8V*NSettable: 10.3*N~11.3*N
Over current protectionFuseFast acting
Charging voltageFV MODE: 13.5VSettable: 12-14.9V
CV MODE: 14.1VSettable: 12-15V
Temperature compensationNo
Charging current2~60ASettable
Default charging current40A
Charging modeTwo/Three/Auto SettableThree states: CC/CV/Float, Two states: CC/Float

6.5 Output Specifications

AttributeValue
Output Voltage220V / 230V / 240V
Output Current60A
Output Frequency50Hz/60Hz

7. Warranty and Support

DEMUDA is committed to providing high-quality products and customer satisfaction. Our products undergo rigorous quality control and are backed by various international certifications.

Image displaying various certifications (PSE, ISO, ROHS, CE, FCC, TUV, VDE).
Figure 10: Product Certifications

Certifications: CE, ISO, ROHS, FCC, TUV, VDE, PSE

7.1 Customer Support

For any technical assistance, warranty claims, or product inquiries, please contact DEMUDA customer service using the information below:

Contact information for customer service including WhatsApp, Tel, Email, and a QR code.
Figure 11: DEMUDA Customer Service Contact Information
  • WhatsApp: +86 15232153826 (Tony Liu)
  • Tel: +86 15232153826
  • Email: 986504293@qq.com

8. User Tips

  • Product Selection: If you are unsure which solar energy product best suits your needs, it is recommended to consult with DEMUDA directly. Provide details about your specific requirements, and their team can recommend a suitable solution.
  • Remote Monitoring: Utilize the optional WiFi/GPRS remote monitoring feature to keep track of your inverter's performance and receive timely notifications, ensuring optimal system health and efficiency.
  • Parallel Function: If your energy demands grow, consider the parallel function to expand your system's capacity without replacing your existing inverter.