Connect the inverter to the ACAN port on the master battery using a standard CAT5e/CAT6 Ethernet cable.
DIP switch configuration required only for master battery, 1st switch is ON, the rest OFF. All slaves battery are OFF.
LinkPort 0: Leave empty (for the Master battery)
LinkPort 1: Connect to LinkPort 0 of the next battery.
Repeat the connection chain for all batteries.
On the last battery, leave LinkPort 1 empty.
Ensure that all DC power cables (positive and negative) and ground connections are securely installed in parallel across all battery units, following the wiring reference provided in the diagram below.
If all cable communication checks have been completed but the inverter still does not detect all batteries, inspect the dedicated CAN cable (RJ45). Verify that the default wiring and pinouts are intact. Some installers may have modified the cable during installation.
DEYE: only pins 4 and 5 are used for inverter-to-battery communication.
VICTRON:
Turn ON the power switch on each battery unit.
No lights will appear yet — this is expected.
Press and hold the red SW (Power) button for 1–2 seconds on the MASTER ONLY
LED indicators will light up on each battery sequentially .
The batteries will auto-address sequentially.
For US5000B models:
Turn ON the breaker switch on each battery.
This allows current flow after the stack is energized.
After the hardware setup:
Go to Settings > Services > BMS-CAN port on the Victron GX device (e.g., Cerbo GX).
Set the CAN-bus profile to:
➤ 500 kbit/s
This ensures stable communication between the Victron system and Pylontech batteries.
To safely shut down the Pylontech battery system:
Turn OFF the DC breaker (lower left side).
Switch OFF the breaker (if using US5000B) on each battery.
Press and hold the red SW (Power) button on each battery for 1–2 seconds until all LEDs turn off.
Turn OFF the battery’s power switch (on the side or rear, depending on the model).
⚠️ Always perform shutdown in this order to avoid communication or protection faults.