Sorry - not been on here for a while - yes i now have my unit hooked up and running with Modbus - can still use the local WIFI app to monitor it - but all my control is done in my Node Red System using Modbus through a Multiport RS485 to TCP/IP converter.
Good thread here if you want to do it in ESPHome/HA
I use Node Red for all of my Home Automation and directly control it through this.
Craig
Hi, is this modbus doc, for the weau mini inverter? I’m trying to find the inlet/outlet temp, seems it’s not readable on the device itself, so was trying to find it with modbus
Hi, it‘s been a while — did you ever manage to fully integrate your heat pump into Home Assistant, and does the control actually work?
I’m thinking about getting an Aquaforte Full-Inverter heat pump (15.3 kW). It supports the InverGo app / Tuya, but before buying I want to make sure it can really be controlled via Home Assistant as well (for example to use PV surplus).
Thanks for your reply and help!
I am in the same boat as you I believe. Starting with HA and I just managed to integrate my solar, home battery. In April they will install the pool and heat pump so I hope I can automate fully to use the excess solar power and store it in my pool.
@HABeginner @extric99 I have an Aquaforte Mr. Silence integrated into Home Assistant through Tuya Local and it works great. All controls and info are available
Thank you all for this one. I got my inverter heat pool pump from Green Heat Komfort 9kw, last week. First i had it in InverGo, changed it to SmartLife and with Tuya Local i have it now successfully integrated in Home Assitant. All controls are here and its working great. Thank you all for this thread 
I‘am struggling. Which integration (LocalTuya of TuyaLocal) works with the AquaForte Heat pump?
When I use the Tuya Local, I have to choose between vaccuum or other devices which do not Match to a Heat pump. When using the LocalTuya, I get an error that the Connection to device succeeded but no datapoints found.
From those who where able to integrate a AquaForte HeatPump, could you please help and describe the way you have done it?
Thank you all in advance.
I’m using Tuya Local, with protocol version 3.3, if that’s any help. I think protocol was auto selected while setting up. If nothing works, try contacting the developer, he’s very active.
Is the integration stable? Have a mr silence 30. (MPX 230)
I just set it up an SC950 with tuya-local and it worked instantly. I first setup my water pump and initially I struggled a bit to setup the whole tuya cloud project. Once this was done it worked plug and play. Connect the heat pump to my wifi, add a cloud initiated device in tuya-local and off to the races.
I have a Madimack Silence Es130 that has been using the Invergo app, after working thru adding my Tuya fans to Home Assistant I wanted to add the heat pump also now that I know how to get the key.
I removed it from Invergo app and factory reset heat pump but I cannot detect it when I try to add it to the Tuya smart life android app. It is instantly detected by the Invergo app when in pairing mode.
Is there a special trick to add this to the Tuya app? If I can’t get the first part completed and get the key I won’t be able to add to localtuya.
I had some success, kept going thru the reset to default process and finally managed to add it to smart life app. Looks and controls exactly the same as in Invergo.
Extracted key and ID, added using Local Tuya which gives a list of options for devices. Unfortunately none of them are the Madimack options, the closest available is the Aquark Mr Silence which doesn’t map the inlet/outlet temps as the Madimacks do (and I know my unit has as I have entered the menu and seen them when adjusting tempering valves).
It does work for basic functions, no timers though, will see if the ones I set in the Tuya app will still work.
Is there a way to force the device to use when adding with Tuya Local or should I try Local Tuya and try to manually map the parameters?
Can confirm that works still off Tuya app timers, it has no onboard timer capability but it does have a dry contact for external automation on/off which I think I will use.
The control display does have registers for inlet/outlet temps (as well as other things) but these are not mapped to the tuya chip with dps’s.
