Just double checked, they seem to be in the right direction. Also, from the maintenance dashboard it shows the range is -1000,1000. But maybe it is -100,100?
Will do. Can't actually measure it now as the sun is up=)
yes I believe the current clamp does not know voltage so it would be considered "apparent current" if there was such a thing. That being said, taking the current read and multiplying by voltage should get me in the neighborhood right? I am seeing 250W on the inverter screen but I am drawing ~1k ish in reality. I also confirmed with my transfer switch / sense device and they are all around ~1k watt draw. I spoke with Signature and they changed my CT power offset value to -40. I will not know if this had a positive impact until the sun goes down (and the battery runs low). Thanks for your response.
Firmware up-to-date. 6 gauge wire isn't sufficient for 50A?
Yeah this confused me as well. Going to hunt around as the offset metric info wasn't included in the manual. Thanks.
#6 is fine, I think it just looks like a clown shoe situation sitting inside a CT intended for 200A
If they had documentation or tooltip explaining what that setting mathematically does, life would be easier. Maybe ping one of the EG4 folks.
Your grid connection will supply way more than 50 amps. But if you have this protected with a 50 amp breaker then you are fine.
Yah im on a 50amp breaker. Thanks for the double check though. Never hurts.
