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Your thinking of holiday season when Wales seems to turn into the rainiest place on earth
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Your thinking of holiday season when Wales seems to turn into the rainiest place on earth
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now that is true......our summer is may, june, october, november lol
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Looks like another good day on the cards today.
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Last 3 days have made a huge difference in production and export
I’ve got home assistant set up and getting all the data from Solis… I’ve had a look at getting pvoutput automated but it looks like the pvoutput integration for HA pulls data into HA rather than the other way. Anyone got home assistant automatically exporting to PVoutput?
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You can use something a bit like this for the Givenergy local pvoutout:
GitHub - cdpuk/givenergy-local: Home Assistant integration for local access to GivEnergy inverter and battery systems
Home Assistant integration for local access to GivEnergy inverter and battery systems - cdpuk/givenergy-local
github.com
It's just a bash/shell script that sends the sensor data to a web url with an API key and a System ID that you get from the pvoutput website.
You may need to change the sensor names based on what Solis calls the equivalent things.
Once the service exists you can call it on an automation schedule to run.
Fix your blooming unitsLast 3 days have made a huge difference in production and export
kWh and kW.You can use something a bit like this for the Givenergy local pvoutout:
GitHub - cdpuk/givenergy-local: Home Assistant integration for local access to GivEnergy inverter and battery systems
Home Assistant integration for local access to GivEnergy inverter and battery systems - cdpuk/givenergy-local
It's just a bash/shell script that sends the sensor data to a web url with an API key and a System ID that you get from the pvoutput website.
You may need to change the sensor names based on what Solis calls the equivalent things.
Once the service exists you can call it on an automation schedule to run.
Cool thanks, I’ll put it on the to do list!
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NO.....Fix your blooming units
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4.5 another barely sunny day - agree I cant wait for a cloudless day to see what the system is able to do in a February.
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13.9kwhs today…. @gpuerrilla wont be happy lol
also looks good for tomorrow now too……and up until next wednesday
also looks good for tomorrow now too……and up until next wednesday
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11.70kwh today
next week looks ok/good
week after horrible!
next week looks ok/good
week after horrible!
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23kWh today. Really interested to see what summer will achieve.
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With your panels you're going to be laughing
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12.01kWh today which means an efficiency of 3, almost a perfect day as well, just a little dip around 1pm. 18 October was the last time I got that much in a day.
That's because my electricians coming that week, and the panels are going on the roof.
That's because my electricians coming that week, and the panels are going on the roof.
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