Closed phdelodder closed 1 year ago
So This would be the sum of pv_power_a and pv_power_b? Can you confirm?
Can you confirm it is a different value from grid_power 6100_40263F00?
@rklomp pv_power != to the sum of pv_power_a and pv_power_b as they are from the DC Side, pv_power is from the AC Side.
grid power has also a different value then pv_power.
So why is there a difference between grid_power and pv_power? As both are from the AC side? Does it have something to do with your battery?
I you want you can add it to definitions.py and create a pull request to have it included :)
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I have no idea why there is a difference between grid_power and pv_power, if I would take the sum of pv_power and battery_discharge I would get grid power of subtract battery_charge from pv_power to get grid_power. How ever I prefer to expose it as an entity then to calculate it through templates
Yes this makes sense. As I have a sunnyboy with no battery, grid_power and pv_power will always be the same. But in the case of your device the barrery also provides part to the power
Could it be possible to include PV Power id "v6100_0046C200", according to my inverter (Sunny Tripower 6.0 SE) it is the "Current Power" generated by the solar panels. It's totally different from the pv_power_a and pv_power_b values.