There might not be enough critical mass to have a component developed to monitor an eGauge device, but I am testing the waters to see if anyone has one for their solar energy system. I have started playing with trying to develop a component, but frankly my coding skills a pretty rusty.
I am by no means a whizz bang python dev, but I’ll certainly be interested in trying. I am away from now until Monday, but let’s talk next week. Of course if someone else wants to take up the challenge, that’ll probably be better
Thank you. I’m in the same boat in terms of Python development. I will try to peruse the code from gfiske. I am a self described “cut-and-paste” developer.
Nope. Never got too far. My coding skills are way too rusty. The code shared by [nickrout] was promising, but I never got around to play with it. Happy to collaborate. Cheers.
I would like to help but i also dont want to invest into it with out have an idea if it will work well. Do you use a different energy monitoring system now or just the webUI.
I just wanted to say that I use aeotecs energy monitor and it works real well with grafana. I actually use it for load shifting and you can kind of figure out what I’m doing at levll.com.
My issue is I want to do more then what Aeotec can provide. Egauge had some higher amperage products that are very attractive to me.
I have egauge. I went ahead and used Node-Red to pull the stats from the eGauge using their API. I then take the data, and put it on an MQTT topic which is mapped to sensors in HA. I poll it every minute. I have been using this setup for a year and it has been stable. I would prefer to have it in HA natively, but it works for me.