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You set up your battery as subsystem. See Add a battery subsystem.
Charts displaying battery data
Note
Battery PCSs have a different operating pattern than PV inverters. Therefore, VCOM treats them differently. You will not find your battery PCSs in the regular Section: Inverters for PV inverters.
At system level in the tab Evaluation, the following charts give you insight into your battery performance:
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SoC/State of charge chart
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DC voltage chart
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AC energy chart
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DC energy chart
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Additionally, create user-defined charts or heatmaps with battery KPIs and data points, see User-defined charts and heatmaps. For chart and heatmap examples, see User-defined battery charts and alarms.
Portlets displaying battery data
At System level , the default Battery tab contains the following portlets to let you view your battery data at a glance:
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System diagram portlet set to display the Power flows chart
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System diagram portlet set to display the battery’s AC energy chart
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Additionally, create user-defined tabs and add your own selection of portlets. See Create a tab at system level. For dashboard examples, see User-defined battery dashboards.
Alarms triggered by battery data points
Set up the following alarms for your battery:
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Battery state of charge alarms: Receive alerts for your batteries if they are charged or discharged outside the recommended state of charge.
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Additionally, set up user-defined static or comparison alarms triggered by battery data points. For alarm examples, see User-defined battery charts and alarms.
Battery KPIs, terms, and data points
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Battery KPIs are available as dedicated data points and can be used to create user-defined charts and heatmaps for advanced battery analysis. See FCE/Full cycle equivalent KPI for battery units and Availability KPI for battery units.
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Individually configure your battery terms using battery data points. See also Terms, Available data points and categories, and Battery category in the Import specification (external link).