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@dutchkiwi2 are these storage devices the Encharge 3/10 storage systems?
The example is from acb batteries, the predecessor of encharge
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@dutchkiwi2 https://github.com/dutchkiwi2 are these storage devices the Encharge 3/10 storage systems?
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Ok great I found the data sheets for that product.
One other question, do you have 4 acb units installed?
Yes we do.
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Ok great I found the data sheets for that product.
One other question, do you have 4 acb units installed?
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Hi team.
I would be interested on this feature too. If you need help with testing let me know.
Cheers
@bouyssic Do you have the ACB or the Encharge 3/10 units?
We have ACB batteries
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I'm working on adding battery data to the envoy_reader
API have to test it on other firmwares and such.
Also working on adding it to Home Assistant, this is what I have so far on that side:
@dutchkiwi2 I just noticed your JSON output contains percentFull
. I need to add that attribute. It appears this only appears when you have batteries installed, but I can't confirm this as yours is the only Envoy I've ever seen that has batteries installed
Hello @gtdiehl ,
I have ACB also like @dutchkiwi2
Here an example:
"storage": [ { "type": "acb", "activeCount": 1, "readingTime": 1619161595, "wNow": -3, "whNow": 0, "state": "idle", "percentFull": 0 }
If you need anything for debugging I can help. Right now I deleted the integration and am gathering all information through Restful Sensors
@bouyssic I have made my changes to the code to retrieve the battery status, only when the percentFull
attribute is present. Can you run the envoy_reader.py
standalone code against your Envoy? The code is located at envoy_reader.py
You should get an output similar to this:
(venv) C:\Users\Greg\Documents\GitHub\envoy_reader\envoy_reader>envoy_reader.py
Enter the Envoy IP address or host name, or press enter to use 'envoy' as default: 1.1.1.1
Enter the Username for Inverter data authentication, or press enter to use 'envoy' as default:
Enter the Password for Inverter data authentication, or press enter to use the default password:
Reading...
production: 0
consumption: 1197
daily_production: 0
daily_consumption: 430
seven_days_production: 346402
seven_days_consumption: 282719
lifetime_production: 4433226
lifetime_consumption: 14262700
inverters_production: {...}
battery: {'type': 'acb', 'activeCount': 1, 'readingTime': 1619161595, 'wNow': -3, 'whNow': 0, 'state': 'idle', 'percentFull': 0}
Here you go sir: EDIT : with proper formatting
bash-5.0# python envoy_reader.py
Enter the Envoy IP address or host name, or press enter to use 'envoy' as default: 1.1.1.1
Enter the Username for Inverter data authentication, or press enter to use 'envoy' as default: username
Enter the Password for Inverter data authentication, or press enter to use the default password: ******
Reading...
production: 1237
consumption: 558
daily_production: 1286
daily_consumption: 15771
seven_days_production: 108580
seven_days_consumption: 274603
lifetime_production: 3182116
lifetime_consumption: 12788787
inverters_production: {'122003050569': [118, '2021-04-23 10:36:47'], '122003037804': [121, '2021-04-23 10:36:55'], '122003031864': [117, '2021-04-23 10:36:44'], '122003050565': [121, '2021-04-23 10:36:51'], '122003052183': [122, '2021-04-23 10:36:58'], '122003038059': [117, '2021-04-23 10:37:01'], '121944079829': [121, '2021-04-23 10:37:03'], '122003050079': [116, '2021-04-23 10:36:44'], '122003032003': [117, '2021-04-23 10:36:52'], '122003031789': [115, '2021-04-23 10:36:51'], '122003050570': [119, '2021-04-23 10:36:57']}
battery: {'type': 'acb', 'activeCount': 1, 'readingTime': 1619167023, 'wNow': 121, 'whNow': 74, 'state': 'discharging', 'percentFull': 6}
Great! Thank you. I will merge these changes and make a new release. Than I can work on getting the Home Assistant sensor updated.
Don't thank me, you did all the heavy lifting
@bouyssic I have to wait for the Home Assistant release that contains the Enphase Envoy config_flow UI
change, PR #48517. I'm thinking it will be in the 2021.5 release. I'll reach out once you can test the updated sensor code, that is if you want to upgrade.
Unless you have a Home Assistant development environment already setup? My updated code is located at: https://github.com/gtdiehl/core/tree/envoy_battery_data/homeassistant/components/enphase_envoy
If the Envoy is a PC type, it can support storage devices. Can a check if storage data is available be included and storage details added.
Having data available on the charge / discharge (wNOW) and percentage full (percentFull) are very usefull in HomeAssist.
The production.json files includes the following data when storage is attached:
"storage": [ { "type": "acb", "activeCount": 4, "readingTime": 1595203104, "wNow": -178, "whNow": 285, "state": "charging", "percentFull": 6 }