hotnoob
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Hiya.
I've finally gotten around to testing and adding sigineer's protocol to my project.
best to clone from git for sigineer; otherwise v1.0.7 is stable
Thought i'd share for anyone else running a sigineer inverter.
I'm running a Sigineer M3000H-48LV Inverter here.
here is a screen shot of a dashboard that i've quickly whipped up.
Enjoy.
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If your inverter has a USB-B port it is likely running ModBus RTU and this project will work for you!
If your inverter has a RS485 port, there is also a good chance this will work for you.
running this on a thinclient or usff pc \w home assistant = 5-10 watts of usage to monitor your system.
This project is much different compared to the others, because this is designed to be much more flexible and allowing anyone to create a CSV and json file to add their own protocols. essentially copy & paste from the documentation of whatever device.
I'm open to taking requests for adding new protocols / inverters.
I've finally gotten around to testing and adding sigineer's protocol to my project.
GitHub - HotNoob/PythonProtocolGateway: Python Protocol Gateway reads data via Modbus RTU or other protocols and translates the data for MQTT. In the long run, Python Protocol Gateway will become a general purpose protocol gateway to translate betwe
Python Protocol Gateway reads data via Modbus RTU or other protocols and translates the data for MQTT. In the long run, Python Protocol Gateway will become a general purpose protocol gateway to tr...
github.com
Thought i'd share for anyone else running a sigineer inverter.
I'm running a Sigineer M3000H-48LV Inverter here.
here is a screen shot of a dashboard that i've quickly whipped up.
Enjoy.
---
If your inverter has a USB-B port it is likely running ModBus RTU and this project will work for you!
If your inverter has a RS485 port, there is also a good chance this will work for you.
running this on a thinclient or usff pc \w home assistant = 5-10 watts of usage to monitor your system.
This project is much different compared to the others, because this is designed to be much more flexible and allowing anyone to create a CSV and json file to add their own protocols. essentially copy & paste from the documentation of whatever device.
I'm open to taking requests for adding new protocols / inverters.