Deye Solar Inverter Zero Feed-In (Nulleinspeisung)

[cliely]

Hi everyone,

For those guys who are looking for a working solution to give the Deye Microinverter e.g. 600W or 800W a zero feed-in, I would like to share my template & automation here:

1. What do you need?

• Deye Microinverter
• Solarman integration in Home Assistant
• Energymeter e.g. Shelly pm between Inverter & Grid
• Shelly Integration in Home Assistant
• Energymeter on your Grid e.g. Esp32 with Tasmota and IR Read Dongle to get the Current consumption in Watt from the Grid in realtime.

2. Make a custom template “Nulleinspeisung” (zero feed-in) under devices & services → helper:

{# set your max Power of your Inverter in Watt: #}
{% set maxInverterPower = 800 %}
{# set your max Inverter Regulation e.g. 100 or max 120 in percent: #}
{% set maxInverterRegulation = 100 %}
{# If your Inverter is making an offset, you can change it here in Watt: #}
{% set inverterPowerOffset = 0 %}
{# Set here your min amount of your base load in your house in Watt: #}
{% set minSolarLimit = 100 %}
{# Here can you change the Zero Point goal e.g. -5, o or +10 in Watt: #}
{% set zeroPointGridAdj = -5 %}

{% set newSolarLimit = 0 %}
{% set newRegulationLimit = 0 %}

{# Put in your current Grid sensor in Watt: #}
{% set curGridUsage = states('sensor.tasmota_stromzahler_strom_power_curr') | float * -1 | replace('W','') | int %}
{#Put in your current Solarpower sensor in Watt e.g. a shelly 2pm (the inverter sensor is too lazy): #}
{% set curSolarProd = states('sensor.solaranlage_solar_leistung_power') | float (0) | replace('W','') | int %}

{% set newSolarLimit = (curSolarProd - (curGridUsage + zeroPointGridAdj)) %}

{% if newSolarLimit <= minSolarLimit %}
  {% set newSolarLimit = minSolarLimit %}
    {% elif newSolarLimit >= maxInverterPower %}
       {% set newSolarLimit = maxInverterPower %}
{% endif %}

{% set newRegulationLimit = ((newSolarLimit * maxInverterRegulation) / (maxInverterPower - inverterPowerOffset)) %}

{{ newRegulationLimit | round (0) }}

3. Make an automation “Nulleinspeisung” (zero feed-in) under config → automations & scenes:

alias: Solar Nulleinspeisung
description: ""
trigger:
  - platform: state
    entity_id:
      - sensor.solaranlage_solar_leistung_power
    to: null
    from: null
    enabled: true
condition:
  - condition: state
    entity_id: sensor.solarman_on_off_enable
    state: "ON"
action:
  - service: solarman.write_multiple_holding_registers
    metadata: {}
    data:
      register: 40
      values: "{{ states('sensor.kalkulation_nulleinspeisung') | replace('%','') }}"
  - delay:
      hours: 0
      minutes: 0
      seconds: 10
      milliseconds: 0
mode: single

4. Enjoy to see the Gauge Display between -5 & 5 Watts

With kind regards

Mathias Harmening

[iroc-fabi]

Hallo Mathias,
das klingt interessant.

Helper konnte ich anlegen.
Aber wie lege ich die Szene an?
Wo muss ich deinen Code reinkopieren?

[butalive666]

Du musst den Code direct in die automations.yaml eintragen.

Den Sensor musst du auch mit kalkulation_nulleinspeisung anlegen, sonst gibts auch nen Fehler.

Ich habe es für mich umgeschrieben, und es funktioniert.

[gamijuhan]

Hi zusammen,
kann das jemand etwas genauer erklären bzw. bekommt man da etwas zu sehen bzw. wie
Danke!

[dchr (Christian)]

Hallo zusammen

ich habe das Skript implementiert und es funktioniert wunderbar. Musste aber ein paar Anpassungen für meinen Deye 600W Inverter vornehmen:

für die Automation:

alias: Solar Nulleinspeisung
description: ""
trigger:
  - platform: state
    entity_id:
      - sensor.solarman_status_lastupdate
    to: null
    from: null
    enabled: true
condition:
  - condition: state
    entity_id: sensor.solarman_status_connection
    state: Connected
    enabled: true
action:
  - metadata: {}
    data:
      register: 40
      values: "{{ states('sensor.kalkulation_nulleinspeisung') | replace('%','') }}"
    action: solarman.write_multiple_holding_registers
  - delay:
      hours: 0
      minutes: 0
      seconds: 10
      milliseconds: 0
mode: single

der Helper wird folgendermaßen eingetragen: Helper-> Create helper->Template->Template sensor, wobei der Code bei State template eingetragen wird (geht mit copy-paste) und hier bei Template options angepasst werden kann:

Home Assistant Version 2024.9.1

Danke cliely

[dchr (Christian)]

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