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Overview

Caution
Caution

NOTE: CKW decides when and how your battery should charge or discharge through their system. Our platform simply carries out these battery operation decisions.

If you have any questions about how your battery is being controlled or disagree with the charging/discharging decisions, please contact CKW directly, as we cannot modify or influence their battery management strategy. " This service allows you, as a customer of CKW, to use your battery on various energy markets. The manual describes how we can set this up on the SmartgridOne Controller. At the end of this manual, CKW will have control over the battery. When setting up this integration, permission is granted to CKW to control this battery.

Supported Devices and countries

The following devices types are supported by the CKW integration:

Device TypeVariantsSupported
Solar InvertersAll✅
Storage Devices
EV Chargers❌

Prerequisites

1. Add the devices

Login to the commissioning interface and make sure the devices are added to the SmartgridOne Controller.

2. Check the grid power limits

In the settings, the grid power limits should be set correctly. Click Settings and check the highlighted setting in the image. If necessary, adjust the settings.

3. Check the address

Make sure the address is set correctly.

Warning
Warning

The integration may not work correctly if the address is not correct!

Enabling 'CKW'

From the commissioning interface, go to the 'External Signals' tab.

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Click on 'External signal'.

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Select 'CKW' and click 'Next'.

Select the control tier which is applicable to your installation.

Tier 1 - Setpoint Follower

Setpoints received from CKW are sent directly to the devices. No local control is done by the SmartgridOne Controller.

Tier 2 - Delta Stacking

The SmartgridOne Controller executes its own self-consumption algorithm, CKW uses the battery availability to activate the battery on ancilliary markets.

Tier 3 - Battery Splitting

Work in progress.

The battery is split into two virtual batteries. One part is controller by CKW on various ancilliary energy markets, while the remaining portion of the battery is used for local control only.

Device Selection

In the next page, you have the option to include/exclude devices for remote control. Ensure to mark all checkboxes of devices you'd like to include.

Note
Note

When using multiple devices, they are aggregated into one (virtual) asset, per asset type, for CKW.

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'CKW' is now set up on the SmartgridOne Controller.

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OverviewSupported Devices and countriesPrerequisites1. Add the devices2. Check the grid power limits3. Check the addressEnabling 'CKW'Tier 1 - Setpoint FollowerTier 2 - Delta StackingTier 3 - Battery SplittingDevice Selection