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Add "time of use" configuration for Deye High Voltage inverters #170

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aperiodicchain opened this issue Apr 28, 2024 · 2 comments
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Hi,
in #132 "time of use" has been added for Deye LV inverters.
Although Deye HV inverters are generally supported (metric_group_deye_sg01hp3), "time of use" currently is not.

I have tried metric_group_deye_sg04lp3_timeofuse on my HV and it works pretty well, so let's add metric_group_deye_sg01hp3_timeofuse

Before committing, can someone please confirm my findings?

  • unit of Time of Use Power 1-6 is 10W, in contrast to W in the LV settings
  • Time of Use Voltage 1-6 I can't make sense of. Even if the unit would be 0.1V, what would 290V mean? The only similar value I could find in my BMS is MIN. Discharge Voltage = 290V (I have 3 modules a 100V so nominal Voltage 307V)

I am attaching screenshot + corresponding readings:

SUT Modbus address ?Unit response test result
Time of Use Weekly Selling Schedule 146 255 Pass
Time of Use Time 1 148 100 Pass
Time of Use Time 2 149 500 Pass
Time of Use Time 3 150 900 Pass
Time of Use Time 4 151 1300 Pass
Time of Use Time 5 152 1700 Pass
Time of Use Time 6 153 2100 Pass
Time of Use Power 1 154 10W 800 Pass
Time of Use Power 2 155 10W 800 Pass
Time of Use Power 3 156 10W 800 Pass
Time of Use Power 4 157 10W 800 Pass
Time of Use Power 5 158 10W 795 Pass
Time of Use Power 6 159 10W 803 Pass
Time of Use Voltage 1 160 V 2900 ?
Time of Use Voltage 2 161 V 2900 ?
Time of Use Voltage 3 162 V 2900 ?
Time of Use Voltage 4 163 V 2900 ?
Time of Use Voltage 5 164 V 2900 ?
Time of Use Voltage 6 165 V 2900 ?
Time of Use SOC 1 166 % 30 Pass
Time of Use SOC 2 167 % 25 Pass
Time of Use SOC 3 168 % 50 Pass
Time of Use SOC 4 169 % 60 Pass
Time of Use SOC 5 170 % 70 Pass
Time of Use SOC 6 171 % 40 Pass
Time of Use Charge Enable 1 172 1 Pass
Time of Use Charge Enable 2 173 0 Pass
Time of Use Charge Enable 3 174 0 Pass
Time of Use Charge Enable 4 175 0 Pass
Time of Use Charge Enable 5 176 0 Pass
Time of Use Charge Enable 6 177 0 Pass

Hardware (please complete the following information):

  • Inverter model: Deye SUN-15K-SG01HP3-EU-AM2

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kbialek commented Apr 29, 2024

  • Time of Use Voltage 1-6 I can't make sense of. Even if the unit would be 0.1V, what would 290V mean? The only similar value I could find in my BMS is MIN. Discharge Voltage = 290V (I have 3 modules a 100V so nominal Voltage 307V)

I think, you may use either SOC% or Battery Voltage as a threshold. This is a page taken from the manual

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  • unit of Time of Use Power 1-6 is 10W, in contrast to W in the LV settings

So, if I get it correct, the new metric group would look identical to https://github.com/kbialek/deye-inverter-mqtt/blob/main/docs/metric_group_deye_sg04lp3_timeofuse.md (except of power scale factors)

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