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Lifetime Energy Sensor sends incorrect data #70

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andyx87 opened this issue Apr 14, 2024 · 10 comments
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Lifetime Energy Sensor sends incorrect data #70

andyx87 opened this issue Apr 14, 2024 · 10 comments

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@andyx87
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andyx87 commented Apr 14, 2024

Hi,
I have a problem with the energy sensors. The have sometimes strage datas.

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@castrovini85
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Same thing happening here. Some sensors have that jump by the start of the day (maybe when it starts to generate?) and some sensors are just fine.
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@Bartjez
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Bartjez commented Apr 17, 2024

Hi, same thing happened to me too... With six optimizers I get about 8kWh every morning when the system starts to generate power. This corrupts my power readings.
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@ian-morgan99
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Same here . Every now and again they will just spike and sometimes return a few hours later image

@ian-morgan99
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What I find odd, is that the 'Lifetime energy' appears to do a sudden jump at 7.45 or thereabouts most mornings:

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The same happens on most of my panels. I wonder if some 'End of day' correction is happening wherever they hold their servers?

@Kap3
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Kap3 commented May 30, 2024

Same problem:
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@ian-morgan99
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For those that are finding the problems with the lifetime energy sensor really annoying , I'm now using the a Hacs plug in to calculate the integral between the real time power settings . It's not 100% accurate but it's better than the lifetime sensor.
Unfortunately , when there is a SolarEdge server problem ; it results in very low readings , and doesn't recover itself like the lifetime energy does.

@Mariusthvdb
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Mariusthvdb commented Oct 28, 2024

why not use the core SolarEdge integration for the lifetime values?

this custom integration is of added value because of the individual optimizer readings, but for the regular data this cc duplicates the core integration, best use core data.

@jhuang0
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jhuang0 commented Oct 29, 2024

why not use the core SolarEdge integration for the lifetime values?

this custom integration is of added value because of the individual optimizer readings, but for the regular data this cc duplicates the core integration, best use core data.

I was hoping to use the 'lifetime' value to look at daily output of a given panel and to check to see if there are issues with individual panels. My original implementation (feeding this data into the utility meter) won't work because of this issue.

@Mariusthvdb
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Mariusthvdb commented Oct 29, 2024

a right, sorry, I didnt realize you meant lifetime per panel.
as a matter of fact, I like that idea, and might add those myself to my panel overview

btw, ive now installed the PR by BDraco, and didn't yet see the panels lose their data. Might be luck, will see.

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thanks for sharing that idea, really nice

@doncuco
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doncuco commented Jan 8, 2025

So is this pull @Mariusthvdb mentioned a solution for the issue?
I am seeing this as well and it is annoying.
Maybe someone could approve it?

And @Mariusthvdb would you mind sharing the code for this view?

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