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(@caesarv)
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What causes the below results on today's data starting around 10:30 PST.  I am fairly certain there are not multiple solar eclipses happening a few minutes apart and it is a cloudless day!  This seems to happen occasionally, maybe every 2-4 weeks.  I assume it is some hiccup on EG4's side.  Any ideas?

 

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(@swoods)
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I had the same thing happen a few weeks ago. If you look at the data in table form (Data History menu item) you will see the data is usually logged every 4 minutes. When this error happens you are getting two sets of logs each occurring every 4 minutes. It's like two different inverters are reporting to the server and they both get recorded in your log. In my case as in your, it went away after a few hours. If you access the inverter through the phone app using "local connect" you will see the inverter is not jumping around like that. It's a Monitor issue.



   
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(@krzysiek_kta)
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I thing there was something going on with EG4 monitoring see below my logs from today:

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The inverter supposed to switch to self consumption at 6 am, and switch back to gris at 8 pm.... nothing worked as supposed to. Finally I have restarted the inverter and all seems back working - yet the weird SoC reporting continues.

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Brgds

 

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