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While adjusting the code of the limit of the |
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You are right. But as far as I know, this requires the other charger to be a go e charger too. The other charger is a different brand and doesn’t provide a function like that. My plan was to limit only the power of the go e charger as this is easier for me to manage. (Maybe I’ll upgrade the other charger eventually, but for the moment it seems like an unnecessary invest ;) ) just for my curiously, would the “lastmanagement” also respect my house appliences? |
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nevermind - since I was forced into another update - I made the adjustments in the code already |
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Inside the GO-e app there is the parameter "Zielwert Netz" in the category "PV-Überschuss". Typically this parameter is set to 0 or -200 to tell the charger to regulate the grip point to exact 0 when there is PV in your house grid. This way, only pv excess gets charged in the car
I found an additional usecase for this parameter which works great too.
For my usecase the parameter is set to 20000. This exceeds the limit of the home assistant parameter. Therefore i need to set it up inside the app directly.
It would be great if the limit could be adjused (right now the home assistant limit is -5000 - 5000 i think)
Here are details about my usecase of the parameter:
In my dynamic energy contract, I typically have cheap energy costs in the night times. In the winter time I use these low costs to charge the car or run the dish washer or the wasching machine etc.
Now that i have 2 cars and 2 chargers, it can happen that I exceed the power limit of my house installation point. My fuses only offer me 35A. This allows me a total of about 24kW.
If both cars are charging and the house consumes a lot of power too, this could blow up my main fuse.
For this case i set the parameter to 20.000. If now consumers in the house gets switched on, the charger of the car reduces its load. This works great and i would recommend this to anyone how has similar setups ;-)
(if anyone wonders why 20000 and not 24000 - my house consumers do not load my grid symetric. Therefore i needed to keep some safty margin otherwise on phase could exceed the 35A even if the total power is below the 24kW)
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