Closed bqzero closed 1 month ago
Yes, you need to connect the second inverter also to your local network and use a second entry in security.yml and a second modbus yml Have a look at this fork - which is not fully up to date with the original git from mkaiser
https://github.com/reesaroo74/Sungrow-SHx-Inverter-Modbus-Home-Assistant
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I always had an issue that the retrieved data was not matching the data in isolarcloud. Since I believe that some deviation is to be expected (iSolarcloud showing some "nicer" numbers) I was not questioning the data at all. However last weekend I analysed it more detailed. and found out that the data of my second (slave) inverter is not showing up in the modbus numbers at all.
My Sungrow inverters:
Model: SH-10.RT v112
The inverter is connected via (mark one)
Model: SG6.0RT
The inverter is connected via (mark one)
Home Assistant version:
modbus_sungrow.yaml:
Inverter Firmware Status:
Additional context The setup consists of a SH-10.RT-V112, a SG6.0RT and a SBR128 Battery. SG6.0RT and SBR are connected to the SH via modbus by cable as indented by the manufacturer.
iSolar shows all information correctly for each inverter. Modbus is only showing the information of the SH and Battery, production of the SG Inverter is not added or shown.
`# Home Assistant Sungrow inverter integration
https://github.com/mkaiser/Sungrow-SHx-Inverter-Modbus-Home-Assistant
by Martin Kaiser
last update: 2023-09-29
modbus:
Has anyone an idea on what to do so I can get the information of the second inverter to my HA too?
BR, Christian