Battery detection depends on the inverter proxying the battery. Some inverters don’t do it, possibly because of an internal setting SolarEdge can control.
You can turn on debug logging and post your startup sequence where it runs battery detection to see what it returns, but almost always this issue is becasue the inverter doesn’t support battery over the modbus/TCP interface. It has been said SolarEdge can enable this internally, but I don’t personally have batteries so I don’t know personally.
Hello I have solardge SE600H Hybrid inverter with battery LG chem resu prime 16kw
I don’t see the photovoltaic production sensor anywhere.
Since I have a three-phase house with 2 other inverters connected to other phases.
AC POWER shows a negative value which would be its production + the production of the other inverters.
It would also be useful to have the real production sensor of the inverter to which the battery is connected. What can I do to obtain it?
I only have one issue. Battery import or export energy value goes unknown about once a day. I did power cycle the full system a few times but that doesn’t change the behavior.
I noticed that if I reload the integration it comes back.
For now I made an automation that detects when it is unknown and will reload the integration.
If battery energy values go backwards (current poll value is less than previous polled value), the warning messages Battery Import Energy went backwards or Battery Export Energy went backwards will be logged, and the entity values will change to unavailable.
I installed this to shut down my inverter when the energy rates are negative, but whatever I do, I can’t find a way to do this. Modbus is installed and open for communication, but how can I limit my inverter?
I appear to be having an issue with throttling, the _i1_status entity is regularly htting throttled for 1 minute, before going back to normal and the active_power_limit keeps setting itself anywhere from 20% up to 100% (seemingly at the same time as the throttling). Could somebody share their screenshot, here or via DM of a standard sunny day of these entities please?)
Couldn’t figure out the best place to ask for another user to share this data, so trying here. Thanks!
in the near future, I receive my SolarEdge with 9.2 KWh Battery Capacity combined from 2 modules. You read that it is possible that 1 inverter can use 3 batteries.
Here is my question. When I expand the Capacity with 2 more Modules, is one Mobule not usable with that integration or is the Number of Batteries meant for Battery Towers, because it is possible to stack up to 3 Battery Modules.
Turn on auto detect additional entities in config options. If your inverter supports commands it will add entities for active power limit. Not all inverters support commands over modbus (mine don’t).
Hello, I’ve been trying for months to set up my SolarEdge system with 18 kWp in Home Assistant. I have 2 inverters and a battery.
MTR-240-3PC1-D-A-MW
SE10K-RWB48BFN4
SolarEdge Home Battery 13.8kWh
I’m only getting strange values, and I can’t figure out the configuration.
I have a Go-E charger that I’d like to integrate with the setup.
Can someone help me or has any idea what I might be doing wrong?
Thank you very much!
Hallo, ich versuche seit Monaten meine Solar Edge anlage mit 18kw peak in Homeassistant einzurichten ich habe 2 wechselrichter und batterie.
MTR-240-3PC1-D-A-MW
SE10K-RWB48BFN4
SolarEdge Home Battery 13.8kWh
mir werden nur komische Werte ausgespruckt und ich komme mit der Konfiguration nicht zurecht.
Habe einen Go-E Charger für den ich das ganze gern einrichten möchte.
Kann wir von euch jemand helfen oder hat ideen woran es liegen könnte, was ich falsch gemacht habe?
