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Had a chance to do some testing, and I have to say results are weird Conditions: 1. TOU is checked 2. Grid Charge and Gen are checked next to time interval in question, with Power 0 and Batt 85% 3. When grid disconnected battery SOC was 100% Outcome: Smart Load was feeding small appliance (fan, consumes 8W per spec, Deye tells 16 something) for some time (hours) and then switched off. Honestly I'd be expecting Smart Load to be off asap in my condition (no PV), so I was surprised it was on for so long, but also was surprised it disconnected for no apparent reason (battery did not reach 85% SOC by far)

I did not consider option to set power to 0, I'll give it a test, thanks. I wonder what it will do if power is set to 0 Watts and grid is suddenly gone. Still it is counter intuitive to me - why would anybody want to use battery when grid is available and voltage within functional range.

I have 5k Deye inverter and lithium Deye battery. The system is connected to grid and there are no inverter consumers as well as no PV connection. Under such simple conditions, stats tell "total consumption power" is 41W and "battery power 79w" (battery SOC percentage slowly drops from 100 up to the point allowed by TOU threshold setting). I'm very much surprised where does 79w come from - there are no consumers and grid is up and running. I was expecting battery to not discharge at all when grid is on - what am I doing wrong?