glsf91
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6 months ago I don't understand what the question is but it looks like you want to let the AC consume more power when your have too much solar energy (and producing more heat then needed at that moment) and otherwise to put the AC into sleep. Instead of messing around with the setpoint (with strange values mentioned) you can also increase the Troom. When Troom is higher then (normal) setpoint the AC will also go in standby. Of course only if you don't use the AC internal temperature sensor.
detailed system description see issue #172
Describe the bug When I tried to figure out, if its possible to set a kind of "sleep-mode" like in Heat:Eco:no_movement_for1h(AC sets Tsetpoint to 15.0) or NIGHT/SETBACK (AC sets Tsetpoint to 10.0), I made the finding, that at least its possible to set Tsetpoint to 5.0 which reacts in OpData_Tsetpoint = 7.0. The AC stops like in the 2 described configurations and we've a kind of sleep mode.
I need such a sleep mode because I like to consume more solar energy than current energy consumption of AC. When there is more energy produced than consumed, I raise the Tsetpoint step-by-step 1 degree up to 3 degrees. With sundown(total consumption less production) same in the other direction. Result is a more or less overheated room. Problem is, that the AC now clocks frequently. In that situation I like to set it into a "sleep-mode" until the separately measured room temperature is reached.