ALPHAESS: Use charge to 10% @ 100w to implement hold. - #4867
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Since there's only 2 ways to stop the AlphaESS to discharge to load which is
Set a discharge schedule OUTSIDE of the current time.
Set a charge schedule with a SOC below the current SOC, on my Smile G3 this will just hold the battery at the current charge.
I went with option 2.
Note since 10% is the minimum the API accepts I set a 100w charge limit as well, if the battery is below 10% it will still charge from the grid and there's nothing we can really do about that.
#4725 was annoying me enough to take a stab at it.
Codex/ GPT 5.6 sol (medium) was used for this.
I'll need more time to do full H/W testing but it seems to be working with my Smile G3 stack.