Apparent power

Method

The schedule is apparent power, like the nameplate. Its value at the ambient temperature, capped at the nameplate, times the power factor is the inverter's active AC limit (1). The operating-point rules of the Inverter operating limits step hold the output to it.

The math

1. AC limit

$$P_{ac,max}(T_{amb}) = \text{PF}\,\min\big(P_{sch}(T_{amb}),\ P_{nom,inv}\big) \tag{1}$$

where

Symbol	Meaning	Unit
$P_{ac,max}(T_{amb})$	the inverter's own AC limit at the ambient temperature	W
$P_{sch}(T_{amb})$	the inverter's ambient nameplate schedule read at the ambient temperature, linear between its points, no bound without a schedule	VA
$T_{amb}$	the ambient temperature	°C
$\text{PF}$	the power factor. When the inverter nameplate is apparent power (Losses tab), else 1	—
$P_{nom,inv}$	the inverter's AC nameplate	VA

API

options.inverter_schedule_power = apparent

Symbols follow the symbol registry.