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Which Parameter is which #81
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He PanterSoft, Same problem. I'm not sure, i will test it the next days. power_ac = producting power So you can calculate it. Take care, there some scale. power_ac_scale and power_scale
Now, When meter_power is plus, you export power. Self consumption and home power usage is When meter_power is minus. home power usage is (minus and minus are plus) Self consumption is I hope this helps and that I am correct. |
Sorry, I'm not a pro.
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Hi @tornadomaus, I found out that Power to Net = meter_values["power"] corresponds directly to the values in the Solaredge app which means Net power is working fine. Power to Home = power_dc Battery Charging Power = Power_ac is 0W for me but I am producing over 4Kw but I am using the full power by charging the battery and directly consuming it. so I cannot use this as production power. I still have to tinker around a bit to really interpret the values correctly. here is a Screenshot how my current dashboard looks. Ignore the Net,Home,Production Power they are only working if the battery is full. that's the current problem xD |
Hi @PanterSoft I have no battery, so i can't test that. There are different systems, but can it be that the battery is charged direct with DC power? Cause power_dc is not my "power to home". On my side, power_dc is the DC power direct from the photovoltaic. |
Hi, Yes that could be. Unfortunately I have no time the next days but I will eventually find out how it plays together and then I am posting my findings here. |
Does anyone have a clue how to get the actual solar production? Currently i'm calculating ac_power + meter_power + battery_charge. That does work, but i'd prefer to have the actual value at hand. |
May you explain? Mine should be:
I think (I guess!!) that "I_DC_Power" is the raw output of the optimizer string, pure actual photovoltaic production. |
I have no idea how the hardware is connected physically, tbh. But yes, looks similar on my end. So, there are only three meters: The rest has to be calculated, right? |
Only three meters? the official description of the SunSpec implementation is here. extendet Inverter Registers (Multi-MPPT) -> 40121..40190 The description of the battery registers is here (Page 19ff) It looks like there are some "undocumented" registers concerning the Home Backup Interface (#71 ) The Registers supported by nmakel's library are defined here: solaredge_modbus/src/solaredge_modbus/__init__.py Lines 424 to 675 in 003f297
40100 = 0x9CA4 is I_DC_Power (DC Power value) solaredge_modbus/src/solaredge_modbus/__init__.py Lines 481 to 482 in 003f297
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Hello,
First of all great project. it works like it should. but I got one small Issue.
How can I differentiate between home power usage, Net power and Producting Power. I want to separate the power used for home and the power I am sending to the grid but I can't figure out how to get these values.
is there a good documentation which parameter is what physical value ?
I figured out that the Net power is described by the Meter Param [power]. but where do I get the parameter for Home usage ? or The current production Power.
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