For me, the historical indications of the GAMA 350 counter do not coincide with this manual.
2.8.1 T1 1718.7
2.8.1.9 T1 1660.3
2.8.2.8 T1 987.7
2.8.1.7 T1 21
2.8.1.6 T1 0
The meter was replaced on the last day of June and then the installation was launched, and there are no exports for June.
As of today, 3/09 it is 1718.7 kWh, and at the end of August it was 1660.3 kWh.
So here's the manual entry
2.8.0.04 Status of the active energy counter introduced to the DSO grid at the end of April (in kWh)
it would be ok if it was 2.8.1.5 and then we have data for April.
Indications for the end of September will be under 2.8.1.10
I wonder how it will be at the end of the year, probably 2.8.1.1.
Added after 22 [minutes]: kal1889 wrote: after a few hours of observation according to the inverter, I have produced 4.75 kWh and on the meter I have 3.5, consumed 4.8 where yesterday at 9 pm it was 2.5 from 2 pm on Monday, i.e. in 17 hours, 2.3 consumption increased, can this mean that balancing is vector?
You won't check anything. During the hours when your installation produces, let's say 3kW, turn off all receivers at home and load one phase, e.g. a microwave or oven (if it is 1 phase). Such an oven draws from 3kW when heating up.
That is, the installation provides you with about 1kW for one phase, but also provides 1kW on the other phases, so if the meter balances vectorally, it should not show the instantaneous power of 2kW for consumption, but only about zero, because the entire production from the installation on 3 phases meets the demand on phase 1.
You can read the instantaneous power on the meter under
- 1.7.0 Power P+, instantaneous value (if any value appears here, it means that you take such power from the network)
THIS PARAMETER IS NOT AVAILABLE ON MY COUNTER Yet I found this one.
- 2.7.0 Power P - instantaneous value (if any value appears here, it means that you give such power to the network)