For anyone else coming here that’s still using the HACS Enphase DEV integration, you don’t need to multiply your sensor values by 1000 in step 1a and 1b as this integration already supplies outputs in W. Everything will be increased by 1000x if you leave these multipliers in.
That or scrap the HACS integration now that proper Enphase support is back in HA.
Is it? I have 2024.8, native enphase integration and net sensors are not there. I have CT clamps on solar production and house consumption. Envoy-s-metered-eu 7.6.358
Thank you for this write-up. I am new to Home Assistant (installed it last night). I will dig through this post a bit more tonight. I am needing some input on an automation I would like to create between my Enphase system and a new Hybrid Inverter and DYI 16s Battery pack.
Background I have an IQ8 system that works great. It was setup as whole home back-up about 1.5 years ago. This year I installed 2-3T batteries. I have found I needed a lot more batteries. I found Enphase too expensive and the new batteries are not compatible.
My goal is to store and use the solar I produce and reduce to export to the grid (which is a loose-loose deal 50% of retail). So I purchased a 10Kw Hybrid inverter and built the 1st of 2 DYI batteries.
I have the whole Enphase System, Combiner, System Controller 2 (the full 200a home power runs through this).
My new inverter has Solar Assistant running it. I just set-up MQTT on it and connected it to Home Assistant.
I can see both systems now in HA. I would like some automation that sees when I have excess power. Then charges the new batteries. Then when I need power and I don’t have solar discharge the battery to meet the loads.
Both systems have CT’s but I am open to adding 3rd party CT’s too.
If anyone has already done this please let me know. I could use some help. I am a newbie to HA so any programing lines I will likely just follow instructions and copy and paste. Here is a basic diagram of my system (don’t be too impress lol 1st stab at this).
I am running 2024.10.3. The native integration is not providing any net anything for me. I have CT on house consumption and CTs on Solar production. I see the entities for balanced net stuff that was to be addressed are not enabled. Do I just need to enable them? Why would the integration disable them?
As described in the enpase envoy integration manual, multiple sensors are disabled by default to avoid always creating a whole bunch of sensors that may not be of interest. The net balanced sensor is one of these. Simply enable it if you would like to use it.