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I have a Vestel ECV04 charger and I am using home assistant with evcc. At first it all works, but after a while I get a lot of errors. Sometimes the errors stop and it works correctly again, but mostly the errors keep on coming and the charger crashes.
Charging continues but no changes can be made and for the next charge I have to switch off and switch on the charger.
I found out the charger crashes because there are too many warning / error messages and it runs out of memory / space to store te logfiles.
The solution is to find out where the error messages come from. It might because the OPCC settings I use are inccorect, I use the default settings.
Bug 1:
Time out errors:
Bug 2:
Double calculation of the charger:
The 9,5 kw sould be substracted from the total / consumption.
Here is my evcc.yaml file:
network:
port: 7070
log: debug
interval: 30s
# https://docs.evcc.io/en/docs/sponsorship
sponsortoken:
(hidden)
javascript:
- vm: shared
script: |
state = {
residualpower: 500,
pvpower: 5000,
batterypower: 0,
batterySoc: 55,
gridpower: -1000,
loadpoints: [
{ enabled: true, vehicleSoc: 62, maxcurrent: 6, phases: 1, chargepower: 0 },
{ enabled: false, vehicleSoc: 22, maxcurrent: 0, phases: 3, chargepower: 0 }
]
};
function logState() {
console.log("state:", JSON.stringify(state));
}
meters:
- name: net
type: template
template: enphase
usage: grid
host: 192.168.x.xxx # IP address or hostname
token:
(hidden)
- name: zon
type: template
template: enphase
usage: pv
host: 192.168.x.xxx # IP address or hostname
token:
(hidden)
vehicles:
- name: my_car
type: template
template: hyundai
title: Hyundai Kona # Will be displayed in the user interface (optional)
user: me
password: password # Password of the user account (use single quotes in case of leading zeros)
#vin: W... # Required if you own multiple vehicles of the same brand (optional)
capacity: 64 # Battery capacity in kWh (optional)
language: en # 'en' for English and 'de' for German (optional)
icon: car # Icon as shown in user interface (optional)
phases: 3 # The maximum number of phases which can be used (optional)
cache: 15m # Time interval with when data should be reloaded from the vehicle (optional)
mode: # Possible values are Off, Now, MinPV and PV, or empty if none should be set (optional)
minCurrent: 6 # The minimum amperage per connected phase with which the car should be charged (optional)
maxCurrent: 16 # The maximum amperage per connected phase with which the car shuold be charged (optional)
identifiers: # Mostly this can be added later, see: https://docs.evcc.io/en/docs/features/vehicle (optional)
priority: # Priority of the loadpoint or vehicle in relation to other loadpoints or vehicles for allocating pv energy (optional)
chargers:
- name: vestel
type: template
template: ocpp
site:
title: my site
meters:
grid: net
pv: zon
residualPower: 500
# battery: battery
loadpoints:
- title: Laadpaal
enable:
# switch on when there is at least 4000 W surplus for x minutes
delay: 1m
threshold: -4000
disable:
# switch off if more than 1000 W are drawn from the mains for x minutes
delay: 15m
threshold: 1000
charger: vestel
mode: pv
vehicle: my_car
tariffs:
currency: EUR # three letter ISO-4217 currency code (default EUR)
grid:
type: template
template: energy-charts-api # epex spot market prices
bzn: DE-LU
charges: 0.15
feedin:
type: fixed
price: 0.08 # EUR/kWh
co2:
type: grünstromindex
zip: 12349
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Hello,
I have a Vestel ECV04 charger and I am using home assistant with evcc. At first it all works, but after a while I get a lot of errors. Sometimes the errors stop and it works correctly again, but mostly the errors keep on coming and the charger crashes.
Charging continues but no changes can be made and for the next charge I have to switch off and switch on the charger.
I found out the charger crashes because there are too many warning / error messages and it runs out of memory / space to store te logfiles.
The solution is to find out where the error messages come from. It might because the OPCC settings I use are inccorect, I use the default settings.
Bug 1:
Time out errors:
Bug 2:
Double calculation of the charger:
The 9,5 kw sould be substracted from the total / consumption.
Here is my evcc.yaml file:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: