Had my system installed for a week and have been pretty pleased so far. I've got a 3.6kw H series inverter, 1x ECS 2900 Master with 2 slaves and a Zappi car charger which is controlled by Octopus intelligent go.
During the day, all has been fine, solar is firstly powering the house, then charging the battery then any remaining is being exported to the grid. Happy days. However during the past two nights, the Zappi car charger has randomly started charging the car while in Eco+ mode without any instruction from myself or Octopus. This is draining the battery and also pulling in power from the grid at peak times, potentially costing me a lot of money. The only time it 'should' do this is if there is excess generation from PV and the battery is at 100%. However both times the battery has been <100% and it's been at night, so no solar.
Looking at the Fox app, it appears this is due to random short exports to the grid which shouldn't be happening. Luckily I was able to catch this on the below animation. You will see from the direction of the flow, it shows I am exporting 12w to the grid, before refreshing and correcting itself to show an import of 9w. However, this incorrect reading is enough to make the Zappi kick in and begin car charging, despite there being no excess.
Can anyone please explain why the system may very briefly think it is exporting to the grid? There are no advanced settings configured in the Fox app, certainly no force discharge settings. The only setting configured is to force charge the battery to 65% between 03:00 and 05:30.
