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My wife just reminded me of what I did last night...

My prepaid meter wouldn't connect so I flipped the manual change over switch to recharge and then flipped it back. I did this while the inverter was on, not sure if I damaged something in the process.
 
My wife just reminded me of what I did last night...

My prepaid meter wouldn't connect so I flipped the manual change over switch to recharge and then flipped it back. I did this while the inverter was on, not sure if I damaged something in the process.
I Don't know why so many installers don't insist on putting a dedicated plug for prepaid CIU
 
Morning.

Having a new system installed today (8Kva Hybrid inverter - Sunsynk) i remember reading either here or in the HASS thread about asking the installer to give me some specific access levels so i can remote configure the inverter? Any info/tips on that?
 
Morning.

Having a new system installed today (8Kva Hybrid inverter - Sunsynk) i remember reading either here or in the HASS thread about asking the installer to give me some specific access levels so i can remote configure the inverter? Any info/tips on that?
For Sunsynk I had issues with updating the refresh time from 5 minutes to 60 seconds.

You have to request a user level elevation to Advanced User and then you should be able to drop it down to 60 seconds (down from the default of 300 seconds). I didn't have to contact my installer for this. You have to scroll about 3/4 of the way down to the request form:

 
Looks like I was mistaken, actually. It's a Solis.

Is anybody familiar with that? And been able to integrate with Home Assistant?

I see the Solarman inergration has a Solis template already in HASS.
 
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Has anybody else experienced such weird behaviour before?
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SOC went to 0%, then 100% and didn't charge until a load kicked in and then started reporting the SOC normally again?
 
What are you guys setting your SOC to while there isn't that much loadshedding? Did you change it to lower your electricity bill?
 
I'm in CT and with the weak winter sun I've set mine to 40% just in case something goes wrong (LS or random power outage).

I only have 10KWh storage + 6.7KWp and the batteries only got full 9 times in the last 30 days. Basically just topping them up to cover the base load at night and using grid + solar to cover the load during the day :crying:

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What are you guys setting your SOC to while there isn't that much loadshedding? Did you change it to lower your electricity bill?

40%, In CT winter production is so low with high demand from all the AC and heating panels working. 13kWh storage capacity battery.
 
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