Meaning of load_power_r/s/t

[xrad]

What the title says. Clearly it is not the house load. It seems to be related to the inverter itself, but I would like to know a more exact definition. I'm on H3 with FW 2.01. TIA for any insights!

[xrad]

"Clearly" may have a been a bold choice of words given my overal ignorance. But when I look at the graphed sum of these values they keep being in a corridor between about 70 to 190 W when the inverter is on, and 0 W when the inverter is in stand-by. So it looks like it might just the inverter's own consumption. But then again, why is it called "load_power"? Therefore, any insights appreciated!

[canton7]

Load is house load, yep. See https://github.com/TonyM1958/HA-FoxESS-Modbus/wiki/How-does-it-work%3F

[xrad]

Reading other people's graphs is difficult, so I deleted mine. Instead, here are some current readings using two different kinds of manual load calculation and getting the delta of the two. If I compare that with the inv_load rst sum, it is strikingly close. Sometimes there is a 10-20 W difference, but the point is that inv_load is always very close to what I would assume the inverter consumes. The Load RST values in the Fox cloud however are actually indication the actual house load.

PV + Charge - Discharge - CT => 0.377
Inv_Power - CT               => 0.243
Delta                        => 0.134
Inv_Load                     => 0.135