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Product Overview
TOU mode
In the TOU mode, different working modes, i.e Self-use, Charging, Discharging, Peaking
shaving and Battery off can be set for different time periods in accordance with actual
needs and environment conditions through SolaX Cloud App or Web.
The day can be divided into up to 24 time slots, and the minimum time slot is 15 minutes,
independent working mode can be set for each time slot. Please refer to Web Guide or
App Guide for details about how to set the TOU mode.
Time Slot Working Mode
x:xx~x:xx
(e.g 0:00~0:15 )
Choose one mode from Self-use / Charging / Discharging /
Battery off / Peaking shaving
Note:
Self-use: Same working logic with "Self-use Mode", but it is not limited by the charging and
discharging time slots. The priority of PV: Loads > Battery > Grid.
Charging: The power of PV will charge the battery as much as possible to the set SOC of
Charge BAT to (%). You can set whether to Charge from grid. The default value of Charge
BAT to (%) is 100%. When the battery reaches the set SOC, the surplus power will perform
"Self-use Mode" or supply to the grid ( based on the system setup), at this point, Charge
from grid is not allowed.
Discharging: If allowed by the battery, the system outputs a specified power from the grid
based on the set output percentage, controlling the power at the AC port. You need to
set the RatePower (%) through Web or App when choosing Discharging mode. When the
battery Discharge to (%) reaches the set SOC, the inverter performs "Self-use Mode".
Peak Shaving: The working logic is that when the power consumption from the grid
exceeds the set PeakLimit value, the battery is allowed to discharge power. The excess
power beyond the limit is provided by the combination of photovoltaic and battery to
ensure that the maximum power purchased from the grid does not exceed the set limit.
You need to set the PeakLimit value through Web or App when choosing Peak Shaving
mode.
Battery off: The battery neither charges nor discharges. The power of PV will supply to
loads or the grid. Only when the battery SOC is lower than the system (TOU) Min SOC, the
battery can be charged.
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