Monitoring Bluetti Systems

[FraLuc]

Hi everyone,
I'm desperately interested in being able to adjust the maximum input current from the grid using Home Assistant. Has anyone found a solution?

 

[Sebastian0815]

Hi everyone,
I'm desperately interested in being able to adjust the maximum input current from the grid using Home Assistant. Has anyone found a solution?

Same here! Home Assistant + Mosquitto + Bluetti2mqtt works very good on my Raspberry Pi, but the ONE parameter I´m still missing is the configuration of the max. Grid Charging current.
I need this to dynamically adapt the charging current of my AC300 to the net Power consumption in my house. If there is a lot of Solar Power and less demand in the house, the charging current on the AC300 needs to be higher. While when there is low solar power or high power-demand, the charging current needs to be lower.
Hope this gets implemented in Bluetti2MQTT some day...

 

[plympton]

Same here! Home Assistant + Mosquitto + Bluetti2mqtt works very good on my Raspberry Pi, but the ONE parameter I´m still missing is the configuration of the max. Grid Charging current.
I need this to dynamically adapt the charging current of my AC300 to the net Power consumption in my house. If there is a lot of Solar Power and less demand in the house, the charging current on the AC300 needs to be higher. While when there is low solar power or high power-demand, the charging current needs to be lower.
Hope this gets implemented in Bluetti2MQTT some day...

Having trouble what you're asking for. Can you detail a scenario a bit?

I switch between
PV_Priority (Solar + battery first until 5% threshold, then it switches to grid until it gets back up above 15% [that's a Bluetti thing - has to be 10% > than the threshold before it goes back to battery)
Standard_UPS (full grid power + recharges battery at max amps)

I just added TIME_CONTROL as a pass-through mode - it pulls just enough grid to match draw, and solar goes to recharging the battery. I set it to this on weekends when power is cheapest, and draining battery doesn't make sense in the winter since there's no chance of it recharging more than a few watts.

You can switch between these modes in HA. I haven't found a way to limit charging current. I assume that it's locked out - take a look at the App's UI and gives you a clue. Need a password (8888888) to get to the Advanced (> 15a) charging current.