Watt-power factor

Watt-power factor, also called cos phi(P), sets the inverter's power factor as a function of its present active power output, so reactive power feed-in changes as output changes. The power factor is set according to a configured reference value, and the curve is drawn with active power on the horizontal axis and cos phi on the vertical axis. In SMA documentation the curve is set with the parameter PF_of_P: its active power points run from -100% to 100% of nominal apparent power and its power factor points from ±0.8 to 1.0. FIMER warns that these reactive power parameters should not be changed unless the grid operator asks for it.

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• sentence 2: support check: partial - The passages say cos phi is specified based on the set reference value, but they don't state the axes (active power horizontal, cos phi vertical) in text.
• sentence 4: support check: partial - The passage says not to change these parameters unless the grid operator requests it, but it doesn't name FIMER as the source in the passage text. -->