MrMessy Thank you for that. That would be great if it works that way in stopping the export schedule. I've also checked its Active thanks!!
...and I've was about to thank you anyway for your detailed guide on 21st September, which @JayC kindly pointed me to. I hadn't thought of using short sequential export windows in that way and I've now set mine up..Cheers!!
J1m Hmm.... I am sure charging slots do show on that page and that I have seen them previously there.
Mine aren't detailed tonight but I think that is because I have not been fortunate enough to have been allocated slots outside of the 23:30-05:30 standard band (despite plugging and unplugging:-) ).
@admin FYI
Everyone else been short changed?
I mean, technically I haven't been short changed as the batteries still charged for 6 hours but, Octopus and GE inverters run local time, so I drew power from the batteries 04:30-05:30, when it should have still been pulling from the grid at cheap rate.
Perhaps we can get this right for spring, when the clocks go the other way?
And what's more, I've just spotted, at 11pm, that the charge times were still on BST, so I've been done at both ends of the day...
...... and it gets better. Due to me not spotting the incorrect charging times until after the event had started and subsequently changing back to 23:30-05:30, WW had already stored the end instruction ready for deployment, so for a 2nd night at 04:30 charging was stopped.
Whilst this has not "cost" me huge sums of money (2hrs export and 1/2hr peak import), it's somewhat frustrating for a system that otherwise works really well.
admin I would imagine IOG was impacted because the "standard" cheap periods crosses midnight. I don't think any other tariffs do that
Don't know about the ad-hoc charging, as I didn't charge at all over the weekend but, I suspect they would behave in a similar way to Agile.
Thanks for sorting. I'll be watching like a hawk tonight.
