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Multiplus AC-in L1 power incoherent value

Hi there,

I have a system with multiplus 48/5000, MPPT 250/85, Pylontech and CCGX in ESS mode.

In the moment when I have enough PV power to supply the load, I am reading on the CCGX display this parameters:


I do not understand the formula. How 230V x 1.4A can result 28W?

The gid setpoint is 30W, no feed-in


Thanks


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valipopescu avatar image valipopescu commented ·

Hello again,

I did more tests. I disconnected all consumers from inverter output. I have the same 1Amp from grid. What is wrong? Where is consumed this 1 Amp?


I will appreciate any advice.

Thanks







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Paul B answered ·

have you put a clamp meter on the L1 incoming line and what is the reading

what firmware version are you on

maybe try again on the Latest firmware


that all I could suggest at this time



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valipopescu avatar image valipopescu commented ·

I don't have measured with a clamp meter but I read the grid meter during the time when the gied power have to be 0. It look like the Power (W) indication is correct.

I contacted my dealer and I wait the answere.

I have the latest version of firmware for all devices.


Thanks!

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slaute answered ·

Same problem here. See screenshot. My only clamp is a ET grid meter.

How can voltage x amps be different from power!?

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valipopescu avatar image valipopescu commented ·

It can be true if the voltage (U) and the current (I) are very out of phase, so that, cos (f) is close to zero. P = U x I x cos(f)

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