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Consider switching to a different brand if this problem persists.

I've heard stories of lightning frying routers and even causing power surges that mess up appliances.

My guess on the 6.55MWh thing is that the data is stored as a 16 bit unsigned integer (maximum value of 65535), with each discrete integer representing 0.1 kWh. That would mean that a very small negative number would wrap around from 0 to 65535, resulting in 65535 x 0.1 kWh = 6.55 MWh. Considering that the value seems to be for a whole day I would assume the problem is not at the storage backend, but rather somewhere between the inverter and node-red.