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It treats each as stand alone and they will all charge up at the same time
as if the others didn't exist. If you have 1kwh of extra energy all the
batteries will charge by 1kwh.
If you want to simulate having two 5kwh batteries you would need to make a
single battery sim entity with a capacity of 10kwh.
Hope that makes sense
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As I dont know what battery to get yet, I've added a few different options
to see which would work best.
Is the integration aware and does it balance between them, or does it
treat each of them as standalone?
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As I dont know what battery to get yet, I've added a few different options to see which would work best.
Is the integration aware and does it balance between them, or does it treat each of them as standalone?
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