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*To ensure proper solar integration functionality, it is essential to begin with the correct physical installation. This involves having a smart energy meter installed in the electric circuit that possesses the necessary communication functionality and is included in the [[Smart energy meters|energy meter whitelist]]. The meter plays a crucial role in detecting negative current flow, indicating when energy consumption is lower than solar generation, and feeding it back into the electrical grid. For effective communication, the charger must be interconnected with the meter.

*To ensure proper solar integration functionality, it is essential to begin with the correct physical installation. This involves having a smart energy meter installed in the electric circuit that possesses the necessary communication functionality and is included in the [[Smart energy meters|energy meter whitelist]]. The meter plays a crucial role in detecting negative current flow, indicating when energy consumption is lower than solar generation, and feeding it back into the electrical grid. For effective communication, the charger must be interconnected with the meter.

If you want to enable solar functionality, it is important to correctly configure the general meter settings and dynamic load balancing settings

If you want to enable solar functionality, it is important to correctly configure the general meter settings and dynamic load balancing settings

# '''Energy meter type''': You need to select the type of smart meter (1-phase/3-phase). Please note that you can use a 1-phase charger even if the meter is 3-phase.

#'''Energy meter type''': You need to select the type of smart meter (1-phase/3-phase). Please note that you can use a 1-phase charger even if the meter is 3-phase.

# '''RS-485 baud rate''': This information can be found in the meter settings accessible through the meter display. If the client cannot locate it, it is recommended to refer to the smart meter manual.

#'''RS-485 baud rate''': This information can be found in the meter settings accessible through the meter display. If the client cannot locate it, it is recommended to refer to the smart meter manual.

# '''RS-485 parity/stop bit''': Similarly, this information can also be found in the meter settings. If the client is unable to find it, it is advisable to check the smart meter manual.

#'''RS-485 parity/stop bit''': Similarly, this information can also be found in the meter settings. If the client is unable to find it, it is advisable to check the smart meter manual.

=== Dynamic Load Balancing ===

=== Dynamic Load Balancing ===

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# '''Measuring device''': The meter should be selected. For UK chargers, it is possible to choose CT clamps.

#'''Measuring device''': The meter should be selected. For UK chargers, it is possible to choose CT clamps.

# '''Energy meter address''': This information can be found in the meter settings accessed through the meter display. If the address cannot be located, it is recommended to consult the smart meter manual.

#'''Energy meter address''': This information can be found in the meter settings accessed through the meter display. If the address cannot be located, it is recommended to consult the smart meter manual.

# '''Current update interval''': By default, it is set to 3 seconds. However, there may be cases where the user needs to increase this value. For instance, if there are significant distances between the chargers and the smart meter or if there are numerous interconnected chargers.

#'''Current update interval''': By default, it is set to 3 seconds. However, there may be cases where the user needs to increase this value. For instance, if there are significant distances between the chargers and the smart meter or if there are numerous interconnected chargers.

=== Solar EV charging ===

=== Solar EV charging ===

 

ECO+ surplus minimum - This setting requires the minimum value of surplus solar energy to be reached in order to initiate a charging session. If the minimum value of surplus energy is not achieved, the charger will remain in "On hold" mode, awaiting additional surplus energy.

#'''ECO+ surplus minimum''' - This setting requires the minimum value of surplus solar energy to be reached in order to initiate a charging session. If the minimum value of surplus energy is not achieved, the charger will remain in "On hold" mode, awaiting additional surplus energy.

 

#'''ECO charging minimum''' - This setting specifies the minimum value required to commence the charging process.

ECO charging minimum - This setting specifies the minimum value required to commence the charging process.

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