Had somebody used the fenecon2mqtt solution already?
I am connected to the System with my Email an PW but i didnt know how the get the data.
Can anybody help me here?
Yes, it works for me. You just have to edit the IP-Address in the config and set “user” as the password. You don’t need to set an email address anywhere.
Then you can edit the channels that you want to receive in the list after that.
You also have to enter the MQTT login information of the home assistant broker. If you use the mosquito addon you can use “core-mosquitto” as the hostname.
Ok, it works for me fine aswell now.
I would love to add now everthing in the Energy Dashboard, but i didnt found the sensor.
I guess i need to add something in the config.yaml
Could you share your template with me?
Did you know how to get the teperature of the Fenecon Hardware?
Yes, you can get the Battery temperature in the channel
batteryInverter0/BmsPackTemperature
And there is also
batteryInverter0/RadiatorTemperature
and
batteryInverter0/AirTemperature
which seem to be the temperature of the inverter in different spots.
I’m not sure how you could get that to work. I am using my Modbus config that I posted earlier in this thread for the energy values.
You could check if the recorder/history is enabled for the entities. Also if you navigate to the development tools and then to the tab statistics in Home Assistant (or click the following link), you can search for the entity and it should show what the problem is.
Hello,
thanks for the instructions, how did you create the separate fenecon overview page?
I did this exactly the same way, where will the data be issued to me? Do I need an integration for this?
No, modbus should work out of the box in Home Assistant. Have you added the modbus: !include modbus.yaml line to your configuration.yaml und set the correct IP-Address?
The senors should appear with names like FEMS_GridActivePower.
If they are still not there you could look in the log and see if there are any errors related to modbus.
Hi, thanks for all your work and scripts. Helped me to integrate my wallbox. I’ve a Fenecon10 Home and bought the Wallbox-App. I could easily integrate the wallbox directly via Rest-API from itself, but wanted to get it via the Rest-API from Fenecon / OpenEMS (because … I don’t know)
Just to share my thoughts and way I’ve gone, a little explanation.
Found here the way to got the Endpoints.
In the Sourcecode on github found here the ChannelIDs needed to get the Values.
For my Wallbox the component is “evcs0” (found in “Anlagenprofil” in Fenecon Frontend).
All together is the Rest-API Endpoint for example
ht_tp://x:user@:8084/rest/channel/evcs0/ActiveConsumptionEnergy
With this I can create a Sensor in my HomeAssistant for example
- resource: ht_tp://<IP>:8084/rest/channel/evcs0/ActiveConsumptionEnergy
username: x
password: user
authentication: basic
scan_interval: 60
sensor:
- name: REST_FEMS_evcs0_activeConsumptionEnergy
value_template: "{{ value_json.value }}"
unit_of_measurement: "Wh"
device_class: energy
state_class: total_increasing
Hope that helps anyone.
P.s. To get the needed ChannelIDs, just look at GitHub in the api subfolder. There you find a class “ChannelID” which set the Endpoints.
P.p.s. Had to edit the “links” because of the forum rule “you only can post two links”