Yeah, I also found it. Let's wait a 'bit at first

The linked api has some recent updates I notice

I just noticed the plugin is not updating anymore. It started some days ago. Updating looks to work (date/time stamp is updated), but not the values. 2025-07-31 13:11:37.130 Status: E-NIRO: onCommand(Unit=11, Command=On, Level=0, Color=) 2025-07-31 13:11:37.153 Status: E-NIRO: Force update command ...

No, not yet. I wll try to find some time to test that.

Which branch should I use again?

I use an option in the Solaredge app, recently added to the app and the firmware of the inverter. The option is in the charger settings of the app and is called: 'use battery' (batterij gebruiken), on or off. It is not completely doing what I like. I would like to have just the charger use the grid ...

Does any one know if the new option to disable the battery from charging the/a car is in the modbus registers? You mean you like to stop SolarEdge to deliver from the SolarBattery when the Car is loading its battery from Solar/Net? Nobody confirmed this as yet, but there are extra Selector buttons ...

I got it to work with the suggested plugin from jvdz. I did had to fix a few python issues but that had to do with my environment. Sweet ! :-) Besides that, after installing solardege_modbus.py some dependencys have to be uninstalled and replaced by the correct ones. Not sure hown o handle that ...

Seems like normal behaviour. When you install a new docker container, the added installs are not present anymore and to be reinstalled. The same happens when you bring the container down. Not sure how this works with dockge, but checkout customstart.sh to automate this. Edit: I looked up dockge and ...

The option is in the app after the inverter got the new firmware. I will test it this weekend.

I will check that on friday when I am at home again.

Maybe the order of the dependencies in the requirements.txt is important....

Does any one know if the new option to disable the battery from charging the/a car is in the modbus registers?

In the end...whether the lines are in the requirements.txt or added as individual lines....

Besides that, after installing solardege_modbus.py some dependencys have to be uninstalled and replaced by the correct ones. Not sure hown o handle that with a requirements.txt.

May be install an older python version besides 3.11. Should be possible.

In my docker startup I have a lot of python lines to get the solaredge modbus running. The latest docker containers run on bookworm.

Exactly. I did the same some years ago. Just read and follow the documentation. On the other hand, nowadays with an AI chatbot it would even be a lot easier. And a always, Domiticz is open source and maintained by a great community, however, it is open source. If you do not want to fool/play around ...

I can and the pure solar productuon is not a modbus value. So as ling as youbdon't charge a battery it is not problem.

Anyone did any checks on the net solarpower? The modbua valua is the AC value, as soon as the battery is being charges the value does not add up. Compare it to the value in the app (but remember it is a lot slower). For now I use a lua script based on the battery being charged or not, the meter ...

Are you using docker?

Not sure if it is wise to add different hardware to the same plugin. P1 hardware can be user otherwise in Domoticz for the energy dashboard.

You could try with a newer versiion of solaredge modbus. Just the reqyirements.txt could have incompatibilitys and might be downgraded.

Nope. The releases are here, but looks like an update has been long ago.

https://github.com/addiejanssen/domotic ... n/releases

The pre-release (plugin 2.0.4) on Addies github also has the battery and inline meter added. Which basically works great. The things is, there is no netto sun production in the modbus spec. As long as there is no battery and charger, everything works fine. The charger I added my self, but for now ...

Yep. Same here.