Last week I was trying something in NodeRed, I wanted to create a flow that would change the mini SOC of the battery to 90% when grid import prices are below 2 cents.
However I had lots of trouble getting this flow to work with my 3 phase Multi RS system, so eventually I decided to delete the flow entirely and stick to normal DESS.
DESS has always worked fine for me in the last 2 years, but since last week, for some reason the DESS forecast changes every evening around 20:00h. When prices are high, the system is feeding back into the grid, until about 20:00h when it decides that the battery needs to go to 91% and stay there for the rest of the next day (see screenshot). Even though I have set my minimum SOC to 35% (or whatever settings, I have tried everything from 5% to 50%).
I have tried rebooting the system, I have upgraded the cerbo to the latest beta firmware, then downgraded again to the latest official release. Disabled DESS and enabled it again.
Even tried to install a firmware on the cerbo without NodeRed, but that doesn’t make a difference either.
I have currently disabled DESS because I don’t want to charge the batteries from grid again during high prices, but if I did not disable DESS, the system would continu to charge from grid for a couple of hours, and then somehow it resets again and starts feeding back into grid again!
I am almost getting to the point of installing a new cerbo and creating a completely new VRM system, but I don’t really want to lose all the data from the past.
Any suggestions from the pro’s?
I have a feeling that my previous NodeRed flow has somehow corrupted something within DESS that I cannot access or reset.
My system consist of a three phase Multi RS system with a total of 175kWh of battery capacity.
My installation ID is 728689
