Can Gareth & Jeff Assemble and Commission a Deye Stack in One Hour?

The new Deye stackable battery and inverter system has been designed with installation speed in mind.

Rather than relying on complex wiring between separate components, the system uses a stackable architecture where battery modules and the inverter integrate into a single, compact structure. The goal is simple: reduce installation time and simplify commissioning.

But how fast can it actually be installed in the real world?

In this live Wired by DPA session, Gareth and Jeff will attempt to assemble and fully commission a complete Deye stack — including battery modules and the top-mounted inverter — in under 60 minutes.

What we’ll cover

Physical assembly
A step-by-step look at the stacking process and system integration.

Commissioning
A practical walkthrough of setup, configuration, and activation.

Installer efficiency
How stackable architecture can reduce on-site labour and improve install throughput.

The objective
To test whether the Deye stackable system can realistically be installed and commissioned within a one-hour window — and what that means for installer productivity on real projects.

Who should watch
Installers working with hybrid and battery systems who want to:

• understand the Deye stackable architecture
• reduce installation time
• assess whether stackable systems improve site efficiency