NodeRed Guru - Fix up issues with existing configuration

This job has a series of tasks. The price for each task is set. By bidding on this task, you accept the prices set forth below for each task I use an OpenEnergyMonitor unit to monitor my household's grid import/export This unit runs RaspberryPI and NodeRed runs as a service on that unit. I have a set of rules that consider a) the price of power b) time of day c) whether I'm importing/exporting and how much These rules affect a number of smart switches in my home to make use of produced power first rather than exporting it. Something's gone wrong with this setup. A picture of my NodeRed setup is attached. Task 1 - $10 Find the issue with the rules for the switches and work out why they're not working the way they should A copy of the rules is attached Task 2 - $15 If power being exported jumps up (>300-400w) then a switch will turn on. At 500w, another switch is set to turn on. If this jump in exported power happens quickly, both switches will turn on, but then this is too much load and so now I'm importing power and a switch turns back off. I'd like a delay in the sequence; "turn on switchA" wait to see if there's still excess power, if so, turn on the next switch, etc. Task 3 - $15 Check why the A/C rules are not working. These were designed to run the A/C (heating in winter, cooling in summer) when a) power is cheap or b) there's excess power As you can see, the configuration for this is done, but it's not working. Task 4 - $10 Add A/C power consumption to the [login to view URL] webpage. You will see from [login to view URL] that I have had the 'price' field added I'd like to squeeze in the 'watt' value for how much power my A/C is pulling This page is predominately displayed on an iPad and so there may not be room along the top to add it, it may need to be added along the bottom. Task 5 - $10 Add 'Current Temperature' (using the same method as (4)) to [login to view URL] Add 'Set Temperture' (using the same method as (4)) to [login to view URL] Task 6 - $10 On the NodeRed dashboard, I have a dropdown switch (see [login to view URL]) that guides the action for task (3). Move this to [login to view URL] Verify you've read these requirements by writing 'I accept the amounts proposed' in the top line of your post. As my configuration contains credentials to a) my inverter b) Mitsubishi A/C API c) my electricity supplier's API, I won't be initially giving you remote access to my configuration. You will need to prove your ability by completing one or two tasks first via desktop sharing (mine or yours) I'm at GMT+10. For tasks 1,2 & 3, it would be best to work on these during my daylight hours when the sun's out and solar power is being generated