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I can confirm that with the "selling first" function the anomalous consumption disappears!!!

Good morning i can't understand. language probably doesn't help. I'll try to explain it with the help of the shelly meter. All the loads in my house are connected to the UPS output of the inverter. in this other example I have a total consumption of 108W, detected with a meter on the electrical panel of my house. The "AC" output of the inverter is directly connected to the grid, without any additional loads. Deye cloud shows me a home consumption on the UPS output of 148w, and an additional consumption of 269W. The first is similar to what was detected by the shelly meter, but the 269w are not tied to any load.

No, all my loads are in ups section (252W). 265W is the consumption of system (inverter+battery). It is very high for me...

Good evening, my photovoltaic system has a SUN-6K-SG03LP1-EU deye inverter, with a 14kwh storage system. I noticed that the electricity consumption of the inverter is consistently 250-300W. I think it's too high. What do you think? All my loads are under the UPS output, and if I open the inverter switch, the loads consumption goes to zero.

Good evening, I purchased a photovoltaic system with storage batteries and deye sun-6k-sg03lp1-eu inverter. I have the following system configuration (without diesel generator): Immagine hosted at ImgBB Bild Immagine gespeichert in ImgBB ibb.co Where "Load" are backup loads and "Home Load" are non-privileged loads. System work mode is configured as "zero export to tc" selection. I have two big problems: 1) Backup loads are powered by the battery only in the absence of grid. In conditions of grid presence, all the necessary power is taken from the grid (see photos) presenza-rete hosted at ImgBB Bild presenza-rete gespeichert in ImgBB ibb.co assenza-rete hosted at ImgBB Bild assenza-rete gespeichert in ImgBB ibb.co 2) When I turn off the inverter the backup loads are de-powered even in the presence of the electricity grid. How can I configure the inverter to solve the two problems described? Can I use an external ATS to solve the second problem? Thank you