After running some tests it seems that the inverter resets its output limit to 110% every time mpvmode changes to 2 (Normal). This PR is meant to reflect that behavior in the following ways:
When mpvmode is not 2, disable the Limit Power number entity
When mpvmode changes to 2, set the Limit Power number entity to 110% (internally only, no data is sent to the inverter)
While mpvmode remains 2, track the power limit internally
One potential issue with this method is that the Limit Power entity may de-synchronize from the actual limit. This will happen in case of a re-load of the integration after setting a lower limit while mpvmode remains 2 in the inverter.
A possible solution to this would be to actively set the limit to 110% when mpvmode changes to 2. If this is deemed desirable then I will update the PR. Otherwise users can do this with a simple automation.
wimb0
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3 months ago
After running some tests it seems that the inverter resets its output limit to
110%every timempvmodechanges to2(Normal). This PR is meant to reflect that behavior in the following ways:mpvmodeis not2, disable theLimit Powernumber entitympvmodechanges to2, set theLimit Powernumber entity to110%(internally only, no data is sent to the inverter)mpvmoderemains2, track the power limit internallyOne potential issue with this method is that the
Limit Powerentity may de-synchronize from the actual limit. This will happen in case of a re-load of the integration after setting a lower limit whilempvmoderemains2in the inverter. A possible solution to this would be to actively set the limit to110%whenmpvmodechanges to2. If this is deemed desirable then I will update the PR. Otherwise users can do this with a simple automation.fixes #86