So far looks like everything works correct 1 or 3 phases.
I will check/test a few days and if all look correct I will make one pi4 only for the Charger , set it and forget it.
@syssi , the electrician completed the electrical connections from the two go-e chargers to the house grid today.
I have setup the go-e chargers with the go-e app, run the firmware update, installed your HomeAssistant integration and
simsalabim
both chargers were added! It works like a charm.
Great!
The only missing bit now is to set up the
ids: pGrid
for excess/export power, pv power and battery power and the automation to charge in eco mode. My understanding of the documentation is a bit weak.
How and where to set this up?
Any advice you or anybody else on this community group can share would be very much appreciated!
@SteffenLav ,
can you please advise where within HomeAssistant the above code snippet needs to be added/copied so it refers to the go-e-charger integration?
OK. Got it working with adding the code into two new automations (one per charger) within the yaml-editor.
That was easy when you know where to look for.
Next question:
I have an energy storage system (ESS), i.e. a battery, connected to the PV inverter.
Can I setup a minimum battery charge before the go-e chargers get priority?
Otherwise I will first charge the ESS battery in the morning and then drain it by the go-e charger.
Any advice you could share how to set the automation up that the ESS battery get charged to a certain level to enable it to act as a buffer and when the SoC % level is reached then switch the excess PV energy to charge the vehicle via the go-e chargers?
@syssi thank you for the blueprint.
First day I have solar power exceeding the house consumption and it works like a charm.
Haven’t had enough solar power yet to see if the automatic phase switch works but I am so pleased with the functionality! Great work!
Question: at what intervals does the blueprint check the conditions to:
• change amp settings
• change phase switch
• start EV charging
• stop EV charging
I got this installed but in the dashboard it kind of only shows the data in rows and not in a nice overview as it does within your screenshot. What am I missing?
Hi,
thank you @syssi for the great work. And thank you all for the hints how to use this for PV surplus loading with the go-e charger.
I am really new in dealing with home assistant, but I was able to get many things working now. Not all - the go-e is not willing to charge the car at all.
I have ther following Automation in HA running:
However, the go-e is not starting to charge the EV.
What confuses me is that I can see in MQTT explorer, that the go-e says “modelStatus” = 17. According to the API, 17 = NotChargingBecauseFallbackAwattar.
May the WB does not start charging because of this. But I did not activate Awattar charging (see picture).
I have a go-e Charger V4 with FW 055.8
Does anyone have any idea what I have set incorrectly?
Check also the go_echarger_SERIAL_pgrid entity ( You must have there the MQTT send data ( that -3307 show in your shot )
I just notice something in your code…
pv_anlage_sum_power_of_all_pv_dc_inputs
That must be the AC power ( or i got it wrong? )
{{‘{“pGrid”: ‘}}{{states(‘sensor.GRID_POWER’)}}{{’,
“pPv”:’}}{{states(‘sensor.SOLAR’)}}{{‘, “pAkku”:0}’}}
Hi, I’m also confused about PV surplus charging.
Here is my setup and my test results:
go-eCharger HOMEfix 11 kW V.3
Firmware 055.8
I´m using the same Automation like @ErFi with an opposite problem.
Despite EcoMode Neutral, charging starts even though there is not enough grid-power for charging. The mqtt values are correctly sent to the wallbox:
Then I tested with manual mqtt values with the same result. Charging starts despite grid delivery:
The Eco configuration in the App is default. PV=on Awattar=off
Am I doing something wrong or do I also have to upgrade to the beta firmware? Where can I find the changelog for this?