Control distribution over multiple batteries #412
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That's available via MQTT in 2.1.0 now. |
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@tomquist, you're the best! Thanks for supporting this beautiful app the way you do. |
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I would like to be able to control how power is distributed over multiple batteries.
I have 2 completely different batteries when looking at capacity and max (dis)charging power (i.e. a Venus E with 5.12 kWh on separate circuit, and therefor a max of 2.5kW and a Venus A with 2.08kWh on a random wall socket and therefor a max of 0.8kW.
As long as my total required load is below 1.6kW, this is evenly distributed over both batteries. The result is that the Venus A is the first to be full or empty every day.
It would be nice if there would be config parameters, that set the relative load for each battery. The fair distribution could take that into account and divide the required load accordingly, instead of equally. I had, for example, a charge/discharge automation using modbus before, that used a 60%:40% distribution, which was pretty optimal for me (except for the inherently way slower control because of the response time on modbus and p1 data, which is why I started using the Astrameter).
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