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I’ve a solis and and now an Saj inverter operating 2 strings but the Solis whilst it see’s the solar from the Saj inverter in terms of telling me how much I’m putting into the batteries,house and exporting,it’s not giving me a total solar production number for both strings

It only shows me the total exported and what string one produces ,no total of 1+2

The total export includes both,I just want to see how much both strings are doing together on a daily basis monthly and ongoing

Is there a way to do this?

I’ve the Solis app and now also the myenergy app for a zappi Glo

Curious about that too.

Thanks. Just so I’m getting my head around it properly:

Your hybrid is the one with the CT clamp / meter on the grid tails, so it can see the net import/export for the whole house. It can charge the battery, supply house loads, and also see what is already going out to the grid.

So if the battery is full, and inverter B is already exporting, say, 3 kW, then the 5 kW hybrid sees that at the grid point and should only add roughly another 2 kW, so that the total export stays at about 5 kW.

So in other words, the hybrid is not really controlling inverter B — it is just watching the total flow at the grid tails and adjusting its own export around that. Is that basically how yours is working?

Hi guys

Having a problem since Solis updated my inverter to v 4F0052 earlier this week.

At night, when the load is being fully supported by the battery discharge, the net import/export should hover around 0W, as it did for the past year of my ownership.

However, since the update, it goes for period of a number of hours with a net import of ~100W. It eventually reverts back to net 0 for a number of hours. This repeats every night.

There is a new parameter “Export Calibration” that I can use to correct this at a given moment, and Solis support have used it to “fix” it, but then when the inverter reverts back to normal operation the net effect is still ~100W.

Solis support are hesitant to rollback my software!

Anybody on the latest firmware have this issue?

Yes but my problem is that the calibration value I need changes by ~100W couple times a day. It will be perfect for about 4-6 hours and then starts importing 100W for next 4-6 hours and reverts.

I can fix it to net 0 at any moment but it still flip flops by 100W, rendering my calibration wrong.

Thanks this seems like it could be it. ChatGPT states that this parameter makes the inverter less quick to jump to battery discharge for small loads.

Mine is set to Enabled. I presume you have yours at Disabled?

Is there a way to set the max % when charging from the grid ? Without Home assistant.

I want to charge off the grid to 80% then top up via solar during the day to limit clipping.

Thanks

Work mode > Feed in Priority > Charge and Discharge Set

Would you not be better off charging to 100% and then discharging 20% in the morning?
That way your battery gets balanced and you get paid FIT.

Gah. After a firmware update on Thursday from Solis (my first, two years after install) I'm getting a real headache with my batteries.

My batteries (2x5.3 Weco) are now limited to discharging at 0.4kW or so (I think I've seen it hit 0.42) whether to load or grid. Before they would discharge up to something approach the inverter limit. Now anything above 0.4kW loadwise pulls from the grid despite a full battery, and force discharge won't work unless load is less than that or solar is generating. Forced charge also seems slower, only hitting 3.6kW max so that a two-hour charge slot that used to fill from flat to 100% will only get them two-thirds full.

Solis are gaslighting me somewhat and are asking me to describe the problem again which I have multiple, multiple times.

Any ideas on why my discharge rate from battery has dropped to a tenth? Again, this is for load NOT just for a timed charge. Solar generation will export to grid fine, as far as I can tell.

While before I could hit 100A discharge rate on a forced discharge it is now 7.3-7.9 max. For forced charge, used to hit 90+A and now only hitting 65A.