Closed banne123 closed 12 months ago
The nodes take the MinSOC from the dbus, just as the console does under the hood. So dynamic ESS uses the same value as the rest of your system. In can be that the algorithm expects consumption in the future and it keeps a bit of battery life for that.
You can adjust the MinSOC via Node-RED using the ESS control node. See https://github.com/victronenergy/node-red-contrib-victron/wiki/Available-nodes#ess-control.
SOC limit is set to 10% in console. Why is Node Red stopping discharging at 18% SOC? It go's to idle battery. Where can I change the minimum SOC in Node Red?