Microinverter for homeassistant

Hardware
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Hello,

my balcony power station (Sunlit BK215) can be operated with the following microinverters:

DEYE G3 and G4 microinverters: power ranges from 600W to 2000W.

AP-System EZ1-M microinverter: rated power from 600W to 800W.

Hoymiles microinverters (DTU version): see Inverter Overview - OpenDTU Documentation for supported models.

Note: only battery compatible models have been tested so far:

Hoymiles HM-600-2T

Hoymiles HM-800-2T

Hoymiles HMS-600-2T

Hoymiles HMS-800-2T

TSUN microinverters: currently only the G3 model whose serial number starts with ‘Y’.

Which one works well with homeassistant? Does anyone from you use one of them?

Best regards

Tony

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Hi Tony, welcome to the forum!

Good that you are checking before getting it.
Your starting point could be Integrations - Home Assistant (if you haven’t done so already)
Also, typical for adding devices to HA is to do some searching, and of course, asking here.

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Depends on what you want to achieve, I guess. I have a Hoymiles HMS-800-2T and as stated, they can be used with OpenDTU, which in turn can use MQTT to get the data into HA.

So, data only. If I want to change anything, I’ll go via OpenDTU’s web interface.