I have an ESS with Multiplus II, MPPT, 314Ah battery, Fronius and SolarEdge. The inverters are decoupled (the lack of grid is rare, so backup is not important). I am using the external Multiplus clamp connected directly (not Carlo Gavvani meters). The problem is that sometimes the AC LOAD measurements are 0 (as in the screenshot) and the grid is negative. Although below it shows the correct value in small (63W in the picture). The question is, is this error due to not using an external Carlo Gavvani type meter? In principle, as it is configured, the measurements of the inverters (which it obtains through the Modbus connection) and MPPT are correct. Only these values are not correct on some occasions.
The transformer is located at the network input, after the distribution company’s meter.
Thanks! for your answer. The inverters are in AC IN. This picture is my system. And this is the situation of meter transformer connected to Multiplus (no external meter
This may be a very common problem with the 3.5 mm jack plug of the power converter. Move it back and forth a few times in the socket and use some contact spray if necessary…
Are you using the old version with the jack plug or the new one with the terminals?
I just read about the jack problem in forum. But my Multiplus use terminals . The error values is when yield PV is more bigger that AC loads. The meter read the grid (import or export) but not calculate the load value.
The picture of panel (in the first topic): PV 2734 W: 1729 W to battery (different - 1000 W aprox. is the LOAD), but in AC load the value is 0
In this situation (PV yield 0 - at night-), all values are ok (1086 in AC loads similar 1083 battery dischargin). So, the meter read and calculate correct values:
Then it seems you only have a single-phase grid, right?
You need the assistant so that your ESS can obtain the measured values from the grid side and the current sensor.
Then you have to name this current sensor as a grid measurement in the console.
This is the only way your ESS can interpret the values correctly. Since you also have loads and PV inverters BEFORE the Multi, you need either an external meter or the current sensor. But if this is not known in the system… it won’t work.
I need to correct myself regarding the current sensor… you are using the current sensor for the main measurement and not for additional measurements for PV, etc…
So just connect the current sensor to the Multi… Sorry for the misunderstanding.