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PPANface · 2025-02-27T10:07:22+00:00

i would like this 2

admin · 2025-02-15T18:34:47+00:00

MrMessy Yep, spot on, also, sometimes Octopus issues charges for slots that started a few mins ago. Which is why we have to poll for the previous few minutes or else we would simply miss slots.

MrMessy · 2025-02-15T12:41:16+00:00

The problem is, unlike something like Home Automation, everything is remote, no local control.

There's always going to be a few minutes delay from a schedule being created by Octopus, to command being sent by WW, being received by your inverter servers, and finally being implemented by your inverter.

As I understand it, WW polls the Octopus API every minute looking for schedules. It then issues commands in blocks every 5 minutes to inverter servers, which are then sent to your inverter. So, potentially, there could be up to a 6 minute delay between a schedule being created and acted upon by your inverter.
In practice, it's usually a lot less than that.

IMHO it's a small price to pay for the convenience of not having to faff about by yourself.

MrMessy · Nov 19, 2024

PbroJerry I'm on IOG, I pretty much ignore the solar forcast.
My top tip would be just charge to 100% regardless (unless your solar is on FiT).

admin · Oct 11, 2024

JayC It is being updated. And has been updated quite meticulously.

Just read the top post. Most recent is at the top! ;-)

Click here: https://community.wonderwatt.com/d/96-wonder-watt-release-notes

And it's pinned, in General or Announcements forum view. Not sure the forums supports pinning when viewing all.