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Deye work mode setting for specific days

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Hi team,

I have  a 3phase 12kw Deye installed at the office. Currently the minimum SOC is set for 40% for the mornings and that is normally fine. However on one specific day of the week I'd like to adjust that to 60% so that we have enough in the battery until the sun is up enough to give us the extra juice from PV. I do not want to adjust it manually and revert the settings every week. Obviously the firmware does not allow for weekday specific settings. Are there any ways to resolve this? I've looked extensively but not come up with anything yet.

Brent  

31 minutes ago, BrentRussell said:

Hi team,

I have  a 3phase 12kw Deye installed at the office. Currently the minimum SOC is set for 40% for the mornings and that is normally fine. However on one specific day of the week I'd like to adjust that to 60% so that we have enough in the battery until the sun is up enough to give us the extra juice from PV. I do not want to adjust it manually and revert the settings every week. Obviously the firmware does not allow for weekday specific settings. Are there any ways to resolve this? I've looked extensively but not come up with anything yet.

Brent  

With the system as-is there isnt available yet in terms of firmware that can allow you to do this.

If you are a tinkerer you could look into HomeAssistant and integrate the inverter into it. From there you can then have an automation that looks at any number of variables (day of the week, weather, Loadshedding) to then do something based on that data

3 hours ago, mzezman said:

With the system as-is there isnt available yet in terms of firmware that can allow you to do this.

If you are a tinkerer you could look into HomeAssistant and integrate the inverter into it. From there you can then have an automation that looks at any number of variables (day of the week, weather, Loadshedding) to then do something based on that data

@mzezman I have home assistant running and have setup this integration https://github.com/StephanJoubert/home_assistant_solarman/blob/main/README.md

However this only allows me to read from my Deye 5kw inverter and not write. What you are describing above is being able to write and change the inverter settings from HA? how did you manage to achieve that? I would love to know. 

thank you

12 minutes ago, Clayton321 said:

@mzezman I have home assistant running and have setup this integration https://github.com/StephanJoubert/home_assistant_solarman/blob/main/README.md

However this only allows me to read from my Deye 5kw inverter and not write. What you are describing above is being able to write and change the inverter settings from HA? how did you manage to achieve that? I would love to know. 

thank you

I have HA and Solar Assistant and using mqtt I am able to write changes to the inverter. I thought the HA>Solarman integration allowed the same?

23 hours ago, mzezman said:

I have HA and Solar Assistant and using mqtt I am able to write changes to the inverter. I thought the HA>Solarman integration allowed the same?

Unfortunately I can only view. but that makes sense how you got that right. I think there is a way without needing Solar Assistant but I haven't found it yet

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