GX: Math of Solar In vs Battery Draw / Usage appears off?

Just finished adding a third Smart Solar MPPT to my RV setup (150/85 TR). Did a test run in the air conditioning off battery and noticed that the math shown on the touchscreen appeared off.

As you can see, I have 1203W of load on my Multiplus II 2000 (120v) and 795W of solar coming in. There is an additional SmartShunt monitoring my DC loads which shows another 80W.

So 1203W + 80W = 1283W of loads approx, minus 795W of Solar into the battery should leave 488W approx that would need to be pulled from the battery.

However the battery SmartShunt (and on the battery Bluetooth app) shows 842W are being drawn from the battery. The remaining 354W approx are missing.

All loads and sources are connected to the Lynx distributor and then the distributor negative goes through the BMV 712 back to the battery. It’s a Renogy Rego with large Anderson connectors so it’s not possible to connect anything else to the negative before the smart shunt. The 712 is reading accurately and is matching the Bluetooth interface for the battery.

Note that on smaller loads (400W or so) the math works out almost perfectly with some margin of error but I’ll need to monitor that more to be sure.

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I’m sure this is something dead simple, but ever since upgrading to GuiV2 I’ve been keeping an ion on things and questioning odd items compared to the old firmware branch and GuiV1.

Cerbo GX (pre 2022) v3.64 OS
Multiplus II 12/2000/80 - 50 120V
BMV-712 to battery negative
SmartShunt for Dc loads configured as DC Loads coming from RV 12v load center
Lynx Distributor for all connections
SmartSolar MPPT x 3
Renogy Rego 12v 400ah (not networked yet)

Looking at my VRM dashboard:

The Multiplus section doesn’t add up:

13.02V -121.4A -1298W

13.02 x 121.4 = 1580.628W

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The battery shows 1000W being drawn with only a load of 1299W and 800W of solar.

Note: I really wish we could change the PV Charger display on both the touchscreen and the VRM to show the battery charging numbers (volts/amps) instead of the PV numbers.

Theres 1557W of DC power going into the inverter, if we ignore losses, we can assume that it puts out 1557VA on its AC out. This means your load has a power factor of 0.773

Tldr, VA and W are not the same thing in AC

There are also the conversion losses within the Multiplus as well as the VA vs W issue noted above.