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Hi all
Just installed an energy meter 3-phase on the circuit going to my EV charger (type Easee). The problem I have is that when the charger is not used (car not charging), the meter shows that the charger is feeding 6W (0,006kW in the live-view) into my home "grid".
When charging a car, the direction of consumption is normal, showing ca 11kW for my BMW i4 and ca 7,4kW for my EQC.
Is there a way to calibrate the meter so that it would show the correct power and direction when the EV charger is not used? (BTW, I am thinking the charger probably consumes 6W in idle, but I have not yet measured it.)
I also installed the cables the "wrong" way (it was easier), so I had to reverse the power flow direction parameter in the settings. I am thinking this should not matter, but I may try it before I get any answers on this post...
BR Henrik
Just installed an energy meter 3-phase on the circuit going to my EV charger (type Easee). The problem I have is that when the charger is not used (car not charging), the meter shows that the charger is feeding 6W (0,006kW in the live-view) into my home "grid".
When charging a car, the direction of consumption is normal, showing ca 11kW for my BMW i4 and ca 7,4kW for my EQC.
Is there a way to calibrate the meter so that it would show the correct power and direction when the EV charger is not used? (BTW, I am thinking the charger probably consumes 6W in idle, but I have not yet measured it.)
I also installed the cables the "wrong" way (it was easier), so I had to reverse the power flow direction parameter in the settings. I am thinking this should not matter, but I may try it before I get any answers on this post...
BR Henrik