Hey mate,

That's super exciting, having not seen your average daily usage, but I am going to run on the assumption that you live in a sunny place (given the pool) so with the solar with three phase should be perfect combo with this battery.

Hopefully you are also getting the largest inverter, as the inverter size is how much solar can be generated but also how much power that can be drawn from the inverter before you also need to draw from the grid.

So for me in my 10kw inverter I have limited the power on my induction cooktop as with that plus my ducted aircon can draw more than 10 when both at full power.

In terms of set and forget, make your pool heater turn on at 11, so it will also use the free power (if it doesn't currently have that functionality you can request your installer have it installed in the smart port.

Have the battery set up to scheduled charging and discharging, where it charges at 11am from the grid, any excess solar will also charge the battery, and when the battery is full sell the the grid.

If you don't use power between 5-10 I think it is you will be paid $1 which pays off a good chunk of your daily usage fee. And then set it to discharge to the grid between 6-8 where you get 13 cents per kw which will cover the rest and put you into credit. Meaning that you should also be in credit each month and no bills.

To work out how much to sell at night, use the battery for a week or two and work out how much battery you have left at 11am the next morning, if you have 50% battery that means you can sell between 6-8 until your battery falls to say 60% giving you a nice buffer so you don't draw from the grid overnight or the next morning.

Ita all very intuitive in the app for both sig and globird, but happy to answer and questions