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Is there a way to turn off the Wireless AP that the Solarman data logger has created? e.g. "AP_xxxxxxxxxx"
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@kellerzaDo you have a list of sensors or an easy way to include all available? EDIT: I've been able to manually grab all sensors from the definitions.py file and underscore them.
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I'm wondering if it's not electrical interference or the distance. The distance between my CT and inverter is between 15-20m using unshielded CAT5e.
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Yes, I believe so. That would at least match the inverter display. How far is your Grid CT coil from your inverter?
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@kellerza Thanks for looking at this. I've just realised I've made a mistake though. I repeated my steps again, and the inverter screen is also incorrect - just not negative. When I turn the kettle (essential circuit) on, the inverter defaults to 0 W. When the kettle turns off, the 28W shows up on non-essential again. Based on your observation regarding the SMA meter vs SS delta - I don't think there is much we can do about it.
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@kellerza Thanks. I gave that a try, with 0 W non-essential load, and this is what the result was: The actual non-essential load in this case was supposed to be 0 W. Here is another, in this case non-essential should be 28 W.
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@kellerza Thanks for putting addon together. I've got this strange issue with the essential/non-essential load calcs. Let's say I have 28 W on my non-essential (stove light), I then switch my kettle on, which is on my essential circuit. The essential calc comes to 2712 W, and then non-essential falls through the floor, to like -42 W etc. This only seems to happen when I put a higher load on the essentials side, when the kettle goes off the calc add up again. If I take a look at the inverter screen at the same time, I've got 2712 W on essentials, and 28W on non-essentials. It seems something breaks or is missing from the calc.
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@JGB Check on your inverter under Advanced -> Multi-Inverter. If Modbus SN is set to 00 change that to 01. This solved my timeout issue. Edit: Likely not given you have an adapter that works.