EASUN POWER specializes in renewable energy solutions, manufacturing hybrid solar inverters, MPPT charge controllers, and lithium battery storage systems for residential and off-grid applications.
EASUN (often referred to as EASUN POWER) is a global provider of green energy technologies, focusing on efficient solar power conversion and storage solutions. The brand offers a diverse lineup of products designed to achieve energy independence, including high-performance MPPT solar charge controllers, pure sine wave hybrid inverters, and LiFePO4 battery energy storage modules.
EASUN products are engineered for versatility, supporting various battery chemistries such as Lead-acid (AGM, GEL, Flooded) and Lithium. Their inverters often feature advanced connectivity options, including WiFi modules for remote monitoring via mobile apps, and support parallel operation for scalable power capacity. Whether for home setups or remote off-grid systems, EASUN provides reliable components to manage photovoltaic energy harvesting and storage.
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Many EASUN hybrid inverters come with a WiFi module or support an optional WiFi plug. Once installed, you can monitor system status, generation, and battery levels via the specific mobile application mentioned in your user manual.
EASUN MPPT controllers typically support Sealed (SEL), Gel (GEL), Flooded (FLD), and Lithium (LI) batteries. Users can also select "User" mode to manually customize charging parameters for specific battery requirements.
Yes, select models like the SMG and SMH series support parallel operation (e.g., up to 9 units) to increase total power output. This requires specific communication cables and correct DIP switch settings as detailed in the installation guide.
Refer to the "Fault Code" or "Warning Indicator" section of your user manual. Common codes indicate issues like battery under-voltage, overload, or temperature warnings. If problems persist, contact technical support.
Always connect the battery to the controller first to allow the system to recognize the voltage (12V/24V/48V). Connect the solar (PV) array second. When disconnecting, remove the PV array first, then the battery.