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Thank you very much for this @MartinViljoen! Very easy and quick to setup with no hardware needed. Updated Sunsynk user level to Advanced and getting 60 second updates now which for my use is more than sufficient. Getting values for 2 inverters connected in parallel, working great! For values eg. _day_pv_energy am I on the right track creating custom sensors and adding up the values from both Inverters, eg.: name: "solarsynk_(Inv 1 serial)_(Inv 2 serial)_pv_power_total" unit_of_measurement: "W" state: > {{ (((states.sensor.solarsynk_(Inv 1 serial)_pv1_power.state | float)) + ((states.sensor.solarsynk_(Inv 2 serial)_pv1_power.state | float))) | round(2) }} icon: mdi:solar-power-variant-outline Then mapping this custom sensor to eg the slipx flow chart? Thank you for this integration! Making live easy!

@Porlwto confirm, do you have the Aux connected in parallel, not only on 1 inverter Aux output?

Should the Aux not be paralleled or can it be paralleled? When settings is changed on the master it also updates to the same settings on the slave, I assume it would be the same for the Aux settings? Does that mean you can (or must?) run 2 seperated Aux loads, one on each inverter, with the same rules? Or must the Aux load rather be paralleled, since it runs off a relay from the load side which is paralleled? Any insight is much appreciated!

Thank you for the information. Have anyone connected a paralleled Aux output on 2 x inverters connected in parallel with success? I have the Aux load on a single Sunsynk 5kW running with great success, about to also use it on 2 x 5kW connected in parallel, would just like some feedback from someone who have already done it successfully.

Thank you for the info! How do you get Sunsynk to update more frequently than every 5min? Is it possible to get more frequent updates?

Great video, thank you! Do I understand correctly that this can communicate on the rs485 port while the Sunsynk dongle is still connected and have both working simultaneously? Having 2 x 5kW Sunsynk inverters installed in parallel as a master and a slave, do you only need to connect to the master, or loop the same connection to the slave, or have a seperated ESP32 board connected to each? Thank you for the great content and for sharing and making it availible!