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Add option to change "max. grid supply to grid from battery" #9

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heikone opened this issue Sep 17, 2024 · 5 comments
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Add option to change "max. grid supply to grid from battery" #9

heikone opened this issue Sep 17, 2024 · 5 comments

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@heikone
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heikone commented Sep 17, 2024

I'm using strategy power_mng.soc_strategy = 0 ("SOC Target") in combination with a certain value to drain by setting power_mng.soc_target_set.
What I've learned is, that additionally, I have to specify the power, the battery can supply to the grid.

This setting is available in the app by the following setting:
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Question: Can we add this options to the parameters of rct.py?
Already checked documentation of rctclient (direct link) but could not identify the right parameter name.
Additionally, I found out that the parameter power_mng.soc_charge_power (Charging power to reach SOC target) is not the right parameter.

Can anybody give advice and shall we implement this?

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@heikone Log in to the app with the factory password. The registry name of the rctclient is always displayed there.

Unfortunately, I'm not at home, otherwise I would check it myself.

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heikone commented Sep 17, 2024

Refer to pull request #10.

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Can you describe why I should discharge my battery into the grid? Doesn't that only make sense with dynamic prices for the feed-in tariff?

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And how does the inverter behave in emergency power mode?

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heikone commented Sep 18, 2024

Can you describe why I should discharge my battery into the grid? Doesn't that only make sense with dynamic prices for the feed-in tariff?

Because my wallbox is installed between inverter and grid. The wallbox's clamps measure the power, that is transferred from inverter into the grid. Whit this setup, the wallbox can load on surplus only (Zappi calls this ECO+). But to drain the battery, I need to create a "virtual" surplus as power from battery to grid.

And how does the inverter behave in emergency power mode?

Not testet. I guess you mean island mode. In the mode, the inverter is disconnected from grid a therefore not export to grid shall be possible.

Hope this clarifies your questions.

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