Hi Home Asisstant community.
I wonder if anyone would help me create integration for the Huawei PV system?
I know all about the inverters and API accounts for retrieving data so if you would like to help me code the integration please feel free.
The Huawei API also lets you do all kinda of things that most other systems dont like control the PV plant like battery charge/discharge, output limitations, ect. I know the API but not how to code the integration.
Hi,
First, you have to install HACS: https://hacs.xyz/
when you have it configured, from the HACS settings (a new menu that will appear after the installation) you can add āfusion solarā (not huawei solar) in under āIntegrationsā menu.
Hello, I have a problem.
I have the kiosk URL from the solar fusion site.
Now when I try to add that to the dashboard using a webpage card, it does notting ( the card stays blank)
What do I need to do to display the kiosk on my home assistant dashboard?
Hi
any help on the API configuration here? I made the API northbound in my installer access for the Huawei Solar. Was also able to access Fusion Solar integration, but NO entities nor devices are listed, just the integration is mentioned. Any help on this?
BTW: just saw following error in the logs (fusion solar)
File ā/config/custom_components/fusion_solar/sensor.pyā, line 771, in async_setup_entry
raise IntegrationError(āNo stations found in OpenAPIā)
homeassistant.exceptions.IntegrationError: No stations found in OpenAPI
i got the exact same issue and only these 4 entitiesā¦ did you find any solution to that?
i only want the kiosk integration into my dashboard, without api northbound
IĀ“m also very interested in this topic.
And I donĀ“t want to have my data stored in China.
So my goal also is to read the data from the Huawai thingis on local network.
That is a too common misconception: You cannot use home assistant addons, but HACS is no problem at all in a docker install. Here is their documentation for the install: Download | HACS (chose container)
(I know this comment was old, but people like me might stumble upon it while researching)