AC out 2 is not metered, it cannot be shown independently. You will need to add a meter as an AC load or use a Victron EVCS which will report its data.
The split load view shows loads in front of the inverter at AC IN and loads on both AC OUTs, it requires a grid meter in the grid role.
Being new to the environment, it might help you to follow the free video training at professional.victronenergy.com.
It will fill in many common gaps.
Thanks. I have watched many video’s (great material by the way). Perhaps I did not memorize this or did not look at the correct video. If you have a specific suggestion, please let me know.
If you look in the back of the inverter manual it has a block diagram of the inverter topology.
Typically you need to dig deeper into the specific manuals for the GX, VRM and inverter to find answer, each tends to contain a piece of the puzzle.
Again. You have loads at ac in so critical loads will show your heat gun load whether on ac 1 or 2.
The only reason you have two load boxes is because you have an em. The OP does not and with only output loads will see a single combined output.
If he adds an EM at ac out 2 he will have a second dedicated load panel showing just those loads.
Nodered and virtual ev charger is also an option if the charger is accessible online.
There are many users with dc loads, an estimated output using that as a basis would be unhelpful for most users and inaccurate, considering ac 2 is non
Critical.