it might be that the inverter is fully charging the batteries to get them working properly, I've seen comments elsewhere about them doing this for new batteries.Yeah some of the generation is grid charging.
A bit strange it only shown up since I connected the 2nd battery. I Shall contact the tech department n see if they have any info
I had 2 battery's fitted in July and I was still getting the full readings. I added a 3rd battery in November and after changing to octopus go I set the charge time from grid at 12:30am to 4:30am.. after adding the 3rd battery or setting the charge time I've now lost the self use reading.Do you need to change the setting in the Portal to reflect your setup? I thought the app just mimics what is set there?
Have you logged into solis cloud and seen how its all setup?
Stu
Force charge is something you can use midwinter / or when adding new batteries, to get them over the 20% and working at full tilt. Mid winter it's nt unusual or batteries to get below 20% during extended periods of dark gloomy weather, which then prevents them charging up when the sun pops out at anything other than a trickle rate. I don't think that will affect the timed charge.I presume if I turn off the force charge from grid the timed charge from grid would also be turned off.
Have you got the us5000 set as your "primary" battery? As I understand it the us5000, being the newest one, ideally needs to be set as the primary battery. Not sure if that will make a differenceJust look back over the past posts where I've posted clips of my app images and there all showing figures in the "self use" section upto begining of November. I had the 2 pylontec u2000 connected at this point. It wasn't till end of November when I fitted the u5000 battery and changed the chargetime to 12:30am-4:30am. I've sent a email to Solis. I will post their reply
Yeah. I had 2 us2000 then added the US5000.Have you got the us5000 set as your "primary" battery? As I understand it the us5000, being the newest one, ideally needs to be set as the primary battery. Not sure if that will make a difference
I can't find anywhere where I can turn off the forced charge from grid without turning off the timed charge from grid. Unless I'm missing somethingForce charge is something you can use midwinter / or when adding new batteries, to get them over the 20% and working at full tilt. Mid winter it's nt unusual or batteries to get below 20% during extended periods of dark gloomy weather, which then prevents them charging up when the sun pops out at anything other than a trickle rate. I don't think that will affect the timed charge.
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