Closed eelcohn closed 3 years ago
If 6100_0046C200 is usable power, that seems more correct than some measurement before it is converted, or not?
How are these two affected when you limit the setup not to feed any power into the grid?
Hi, thanks for responding.
If 6100_0046C200 is usable power, that seems more correct than some measurement before it is converted, or not?
6100_0046C200
is indeed the usable power returned to the grid, but that value is always the same as 6100_40263F00
, which makes it pretty useless IMHO to have two variables which have the same value (at least in the setups that I've seen).
The pv_
prefix in pv_power
would suggest that it's value is about the solar panels, not about the converter or the power grid. If one would need the usable power, you could use the grid_power
variable, or not?
On a sidenote, in the SMA management console there are actually six(!) power values available:
6380_40251E00
which is the power generated by the solar panels
6100_40464000
which is the power returned to the grid via phase L1
6100_40464100
which is the power returned to the grid via phase L2
6100_40464200
which is the power returned to the grid via phase L3
6100_40263F00
which is the total power returned to the grid (L1+L2+L3)
6100_0046C200
which is the power generated by the converter (which is always the same as 6100_40263F00
)
How are these two affected when you limit the setup not to feed any power into the grid?
I'd have to do some tests on that one, I'll get back to you.
How are these two affected when you limit the setup not to feed any power into the grid?
I've done some testing and all values return 0
when the converter is switched off grid.
Removed pv_power
from the code as pv_power_a
already uses the correct key today. Also added some notes to the sensors. Thanks!
I've found that the key used to retrieve the
pv_power
value should be6380_40251E00
instead of6100_0046C200
. The6100_0046C200
key indicates the power generated by the converter, whereas the6380_40251E00
key indicates the power generated by the solar panels. Since converters are never 100% efficient, there's a slight difference between the two values.