With all the changes in Load Shedding levels I thought it would be a good idea to a video on a really easy way to switch your inverter between settings. 

Works really well and pretty easy to do. 

Only working with the ESP32 integration as that allows for the changing of inverter settings as default 

Maybe   @Gary Waterworth and @stephanjoubert can let us know if it is possible to write settings back to the inverter using their integrations 

 

Edited July 14, 20232 yr by Sc00bs

Nice one @Sc00bs

2 hours ago, Sc00bs said:

With all the changes in Load Shedding levels I thought it would be a good idea to a video on a really easy way to switch your inverter between settings. 

Works really well and pretty easy to do. 

Only working with the ESP32 integration as that allows for the changing of inverter settings as default 

Maybe   @Gary Waterworth and @stephanjoubert can let us know if it is possible to write settings back to the inverter using their integrations 

 

There are ways to do it, but it involved extra coding in the node red flows.

2 hours ago, Gary Waterworth said:

There are ways to do it, but it involved extra coding in the node red flows.

Thanks Gary, 

Sounds like the best option is to get an ESP32

4 hours ago, mzezman said:

Nice one @Sc00bs

Thanks @mzezman

Just need to automate the changes now when load shedding level changes 🙂 

On 2023/07/14 at 3:52 PM, Sc00bs said:

Thanks @mzezman

Just need to automate the changes now when load shedding level changes 🙂 

I think I have it out, doing a video on it now. Would just like to make sure it works 100% to make sure my Home Assistant doesn't just randomly change my battery settings, lol 

Wow epic that is super cool. 

Am currently using a Pi and a super old version of your Node Red flows, but have decided to change to Solar Assistant (have ordered the configured Pi). Will definitely be implementing this. I've never really knows how scene's work or what they do.