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Looking at your inverter I believe the AC1 doesn't have solar input directly, but rather via CT2. This means that the inverter doesn't therefore store solar generation, hence nothing shown.

Until recently ES estimated Solar generation based on your stats, then as Fox made actual Solar generation data available I removed the estimation in favour of the Fox data. Take a look on the stats page, if you're not seeing anything along the "Solar Energy" then this means Fox aren't reporting ...

It will be zero if your inverter doesn't store solar statistics, if you post your inverter model someone can confirm.

Please update your app, the sunmaries will reappear.

I'm very late to respond but wanted to confirm that Energy Stats caches your Solcast result for 8 hours, so if you have 2 sites (e.g. front & rear) and visit the summary tab often the most requests you'd use is 6 per day. You can force a refresh of the Solcast data from the bottom of the Summary ...

This was broken and then fixed again this morning. There is an unofficial status page at https://monitor.foxesscommunity.com/status/foxess

This was fixed by Fox on weds 18th sep. Some users are having similar errors but this appears to be linked to their specific account rather than a fundamental OpenAPI issue.

I've just released versions iOS 2.51 and Android 2.62 which allow you to login now (ie. they ignore the failing API calls). These app updates will be available shortly so please check your app/play store for updates.

Hi all, if you haven't already please could you update your Energy Stats to the latest version. For iOS this is 2.34, for Android this is 2.45.

This version increase internal cache times in an effort to fetch less often from FoxCloud whilst still retaining the same live data. As more people upgrade ...

Energy Stats only uses the parameter loadsPower in the real-time display for house load.

meter2Power is optionally combined with pvPower in calculating the total "Yield today", based on the setting "combine ct2 with pvpower".

I could imagine that the position (and direction) of CT2 would make a ...