Support for Zendure Hyper 2000 #272
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Servus, The shelly integration is likely a data exchange on the zendure backend between their mqtt and shelly cloud. But even so, if your hub is using a local mqtt you likely can also steer it via simulated shelly reporting (smart matching mode) |
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Does that
mean, that I can write Shelly (fake) data via MQTT? |
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Hello, a local mqtt service/proxy which modifies the real shelly em data sounds very promising. Do you know how it's working currently? (the marketing documents from zendure are talking about a link between shelly and zendure cloud) but I don't think that this would work because of instable internet connectivity and WAN delays. |
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No, the original Zendure/Shelly integration can only happen via the public clouds. So both your devices (shelly & solarflow) have to be online. |
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Today I finally had some time to try solarflow-control on my Hyper 2000. Taking it offline worked, but I couldn't really get it to work completely. That's expected, since the device is different from the hub, but I'd really like to have local control of my Hyper 2000. I'm sadly no developer and can only do a bit of coding, so I'd only be able to help. I |
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Hi Vrabetz,
Your logs do not contain the necessary informations needed to develop your control. Try using MQTT Explorer to gather the necessary informations and attach screenshots from MQTT Explorer with the topics.
welli
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I'll try, but currently I can't connect to the Zendure MQTT. Was working earlier this day. |
Which information would be important particularly? Currently i have the Hyper connected to the official global MQTT Server which is bridged to my local one. I would be as willing to assist as @Raudi1 is :) |
This is also what I'm trying as a first step but I'm running into the same issue. When Hyper is locally connected to my HA MQTT (worked with this) I only receive the Basically I'd like to have a local smart control for Hyper (AC-only, no panels connected), via Shelly 3EM and HA. The native cloud-based Shelly integration works in general, but it's a bit slow and I would prefer it to work 100% local. |
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Maybe also helpful as a reference: https://github.com/nograx/ioBroker.zendure-solarflow |
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@jschroeter once the hub is registered to the local MQTT it should start sending data to a topic like this: (note the leading "/" which is usually not a standard/valid MQTT topic as it results in an empty top node).
Once the hub reports via the above topic, solarflow-control will read those and "pretty-print" them to |
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@jschroeter you also might find this useful, i summarized the properties and how the hubs can be controlled directly: |
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@reinhard-brandstaedter not "smartMode" or neither "smartPower" reported here by the Hyper disconnected :
And not in control :
Any idea ? Did i miss a parameter ? |
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@MaisonGF we are just unwrapping whatever is reported by the Zendure device via it's native .../properties/report topic. |
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@jschroeter I'm running into the same issue here with my Hyper2000. Did you figure it out in the meantime? When just connecting via BT I'm getting all the properties, but when connecting to my local MQTT broker I added a user to my MQTT broker with name |
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@cmuster unfortunately not yet. Only tried it one more time but without success and didn't invest more time yet. But I'm still interested and want to try it again soon. |
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@cmuster can you post a full log of bt-manager when just connecting via bluetooth (e.g. via the -i option only). |
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@reinhard-brandstaedter sorry for the late reply, finally had time to give this another try. Here's the info log via bluetooth: |
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Looks like I've made some progress: apparently the productKey of my Hyper2k is not the previously known Anyway it looks like I get at least all the telemetry now locally which is great. :) Still have to figure out controlling of the AC charging.. |
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Hi @cmuster thanks for confirming, with a new product ID it shouldn't be too difficult to also add support. Likely all the other behavior stays the same. |
That's how it works for the ioBroker adapter. Together with setInputLimit, setOutputLimit and passMode it offers full control. |
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@reinhard-brandstaedter thank you for doing all the heavy lifting and providing solarflow control in the first place 👍 It seems when I send all the properties in one message (as @Raudi1 also just confirmed) setting the ac charging works now fine. I just had to setup a seperate HomeAssistant automation for it for now, as the HA addin (https://github.com/dfigus/addon-solarflow-control), is not supporting these yet. Nice coincidence: We're finally getting some sun today, so I can test all of this properly 😄 |
Now we finally know what the ominous |
i have a hyper 2000 and a SmartMeter that published multiple times per second to MQTT But the poweroutput of the Hyper 2000 is always the maximum power that I have set in the app. There is no change or adjustment due to the smart meter values. what is my error? |
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@Armageddit hard to say with so little information from your side. |
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think the problem is that I installed Python on Windows 11 to run the script. but other solutions didn't work: in WSL it doesnt run becauce dont know what xyz mean try with miniconda: how can i run this script with windows or homeassistantOS? |
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Is it good? |
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ok a ubuntu USB-stick to Boot was the fix to run solarflow-bt-manager now runs the HomassistantOS with the addon addon-solarflow-control now the local connection works BUT NO
how can i manage this? at the moment i use Charge: Discharge:
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Do you have logs of the HA addon? |
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sollte ich über das Handy ein update per Bluetooth machen? |
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You do not have any data from your inverter/DTU it seems: and please make sure your OpenDTU/AhoyDTU is correctly set up (and reporting) to your MQTT, see config.ini: |
Hello!
are there any plans for supporting the new Hyper 2000? I've an Shelly 3EM, a photovoltaik without an hybrid inverter and the awattar.at hourly tariff. I would expect to be able to use the cheap hours in the night (2-5) to load the batteries, skip the rise in the morning hours (6-9) with zero net usage, continue reloading&flatting burst peaks (washing mashine/dishwasher heating or cooking) during the day with pv and skip the next high during 18-21 until batteries are empty.
I don't expect that it's possible to cover this with the standard app so I would be happy to have a very simple possibility to set mode (charge/discharge) and wattage locally, fast, reliable and without cloud/internet demand.
Edit: Another Idea: Do you know how the shelly integration is working? Is it possible to emulate a Shelly 3EM device locally to do every controlling with the power values?
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