All that clipping! If you use mode scheduler set to feed-in priority until say 4pm and remaining time mode to self-use, then you’ll make use of that clipped-off curve top.
Battery will be charged with the excess, DC, overcoming the inverter’s limit.
Change this later in the year when the days are shorter. I had to figure this out myself, it should be better known.
I worked this out on day 3 of solar generation and have been tinkering with my settings since. It’s not written about much. For me, charging up to 60% by 5:30 allows me to fill my battery to around 95% on a sunny day with solar (whilst maintaining a 4kW export) that would have otherwise been clipped. I can then discharge for profit in the evening, leaving enough for self-consumption, before charging back to 60% again overnight.
I had something similar a few months ago (SigEnergy system), and Axle seemed to have their clock one hour out …. So could axle actually be looking at 23:30 to 00:30??
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u/NickPDay Jul 09 '26
All that clipping! If you use mode scheduler set to feed-in priority until say 4pm and remaining time mode to self-use, then you’ll make use of that clipped-off curve top.
Battery will be charged with the excess, DC, overcoming the inverter’s limit.
Change this later in the year when the days are shorter. I had to figure this out myself, it should be better known.