[Request] Different recovery curves after limiting event for inverters

[HeresJonny]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

When inverters are being limited by DPL they follow a fixed recovery logic: limiting is instantaneous to the lowest calculated value and recovery is done in slow increments until either the upper limit is reached or a new limiting event occurs. In some situations it would be preferable if recovery would happen faster.

Describe the solution you'd like

I would appreciate different user selectable recovery curves, like linear or exponetially rising in bigger increments.

3 options would be ideal IMHO:

1. slow linear option as it is now
2. fast exponentially rising curve with 5 points
3. 2 step recovery: mid - max to quickly get to max output again

Describe alternatives you've considered

No response

Additional context

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[AndreasBoehm]

Hi @HeresJonny,

recovery is done in slow increments until either the upper limit is reached or a new limiting event occurs

This is not how it works.

DPL is comparing the actual powermeter value and the configured import/export value and then uses the actual production of the inverters to calculate new limits. That means that if the consumption decreased we will immediately adjust the production, same with increased production, we immediately set the new limit to match the consumption. Keep in mind that inverters do have some ramp-up time that we can not control.

Why do you think that recovery is done in increments?
I would argue that your ac coupled battery is causing this.

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