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With ET112 set to "0" will power first be coming from grid and with some lag inverter ramps up

Hi all,

My basic ESS will be:

- Grid

- Energymeter ET112 on grid

- All loads connected to grid

- Multiplus II 48/3000 + Cerbo GX- AC-in connected to grid

- PV system (Hoymiles micro-inverters)

- connected to MPII AC-out 1 or 2 (obeying to factor 1.0 rule)

- Battery Pylontech, 1x US5000 or 2 US3000C


Question:

- With the grid-meter set to "0" and a heavy load is turned on, even above the 2400W, will the power first come the grid and with some lag the inverter will ramp up to the requested power/max?

- Will the "ESS limit inverter power" to 2000W be an option to prevent the inverter stress to the max?


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Jason - UK answered ·

@jlaaij

First question, yes. initially it will come from the grid. The latency of the ET112 is about 750ms (i think) so it takes just under a second to react.

2nd question. I have a 5kva unit, I limit mine to 6000w to not 'stress' the inverter. 2000w is way lower than what it can handle unless you are dealing with constant loads of an hour or more.

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Hi Jason,

Thanks yet again :)


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