Result : no problem, all is working as expected and the GX display is coherent (sorry, it’s in French, I changed language for the next pictures) :
unfortunatly the ET340 is way too slow for my need (I also have a PV router at home, and ET340 is slower than it, that’s not good at all)
As soon as I try to use the SCT30 external CT the display is completly wrong.
Config change for CT:
VEconfig : External current sensor connected : yes
GX :
ESS : inverter/charger (instead of external)
Energy meter : PV inverter on phase 2 position in AC Input 1
Display is completly wrong : CA Load == PV Power … bad !
If instead I choose :
Energy meter : PV inverter on phase 2 position in AC output (that is wrong because my PV are on the INPUT side)
Values are good again, but I expected the same picture as my first one (all connected to CA input)
So, 3 things :
ET340 is useless for me, way too slow, but it can be usefull for PV power monitoring
using the external CT prevents me from knowing the current flowing through the MP-2… which is a shame
correctly declaring the location of my panels results in a nasty calculation error
I wil see tonight without sun what will be the behaviour.
PS: I don’t know why my system reports “Ext. Control” … I did nothing for that
Thanks,
I would have been very happy to have managed to find this information in the 548669 Victron documentations (of which almost none are really up to date) before purchasing the equipment
but that’s not really the subject.
My question mainly concerns the calculation and display error on the GX when I correctly declare my panels as being connected to AC-IN
I noticed the same problem. I have a Solaredge PV connected via Modbus and when I configure it as connected to AC-in (which it is), the PV power is subtracted from the grid power in the visualisations. When I configure it as connected to AC-out, the display is correct. It only seems to affect the visualisation though, not the grid power input for ESS. This behavior is the same with the internal metering of the Multiplus II or with the external current clamp.
BTW: What is the effect of the “External current sensor connected” VEconfigure setting? The external current clamp also seemed to work before I checked that option.