Charging Modes
The meaning of the value of the event type CHARGING_MODE differs due to selected Source type. This means for example the CHARGING_MODE value 5 for a CAR_CHARGER means "Minimal and Solar" where as the CHARGING_MODE value 5 for a HEAT_PUMP means "noControl".
Car Charger
Event type: CHARGING_MODE
Source type: CAR_CHARGER
Charging Mode
Below are the charging modes which can be set for a EV Charger.
Fast charge / Always charge
Charge with maximum possible power.
Only solar
Only charge if sufficient solar power is available. The power is regulated depending on the available solar power.
Solar and tariff optimized
Charge during the day if sufficient solar power is available. If the battery is not full at the start of low tariff hours, charging occurs with maximum possible power.
Do not charge
Do not charge the car.
Constant current
Charge with a constant current.
Minimal and solar
Charges with a minimum current (mostly 6A and single-phase, if supported). If there is a solar power surplus, this is used on top.
Minimum charge quantity
Charge minimum quantity
Charging Target (%)
Charge until target percentage is reached
Battery
Event type: CHARGING_MODE
Source type: BATTERY
Charging Mode
Below are the charging modes which can be set for a BATTERY.
Passive / Passive Control
Active / Active Control
Charge
Discharge
OFF
Heat Pump
Event type: CHARGING_MODE
Source type: HEAT_PUMP
Charging Mode
Below are the charging modes which can be set for a HEAT_PUMP.
No Mode
ON / Overheating
OFF / Reduction
Only Solar / Solar optimized
Solar & Tariff optimized
No Control
(Normal operation)
Smart Plug
Event type: CHARGING_MODE
Source type: SMART_PLUG
Charging Mode
Below are the charging modes which can be set for a SMART_PLUG.
No Mode
ON
OFF
Only Solar
Solar & Tariff optimized
No Control
Water Heater
Event type: CHARGING_MODE
Source type: WATER_HEATER
Charging Mode
Below are the charging modes which can be set for a WATER_HEATER.
No Mode
ON
OFF
Only Solar
Solar & Tariff optimized
No Control
ECO
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