Fix: (hack) single solar inverter ignores shading #1652
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As a temporary hacky solution we assume that a single DPL controller solar inverter can always increase its power to the maximum. This is needed because a lot of people only use a single solar inverter and are having issues that the inverter gets stuck at low limits. We need to get rid of this hack at some point in time and provide a real solution for the problem.
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Andreas, I will let this |
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As a temporary hacky solution we assume that a single DPL controller solar inverter can always increase its power to the maximum. This is needed because a lot of people only use a single solar inverter and are having issues that the inverter gets stuck at low limits. We need to get rid of this hack at some point in time and provide a real solution for the problem.
Test build is available here: https://github.com/hoylabs/OpenDTU-OnBattery/actions/runs/13398858828