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Wrongly Displaying AC Loads - Critical Loads & Total Consumption

I have an ET112 on the Meter Tail / Main Incoming Mains supply (as we have an old dumb Sunnyboy Inverter also on the AC IN side of the MP II to measure accurate grid import / export. We also have an ET112 on the only AC Out inuse on the MP II which feeds the to the house distribution board. Getting a very odd display now. I only want to see AC Loads not Critical & Total. or even perhaps just Critical Loads .. but not 3 boxes .. any advice appreciated. Not certain why ET112 on output of MPII as seems to be able to measure that itself?

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On the GX -> settings -> ESS, disable show AC loads, or something like that. Will consolidate the view.

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Ty,


Don't have 'Show AC loads' do have Inverter AC Output in use ..


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This does remove the 2 extra boxes but also then seems to ignore the meter


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nickdb avatar image nickdb ♦♦ peter-walker commented ·

That's the one. Brain was a bit fuzzy on it's title.

What the dash can do is limited, you will need to create your own widgets in the advanced panel, or custom ones.

Alternately if you don't mind be a bit devvie you can create node-red dashboards via the large GX image, depending on how technical you are.

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