Like I said… Enphase had some authentication issues over the weekend. That’s probably it.
@bramtops thx for your reply. I missed the part (nr 5) to make my new company the PV System maintainer. After deleting and installing the app again, I logged in with the right credentials and now the system can be switched.
@bramtops The app is working good. All the micro’s are visible, so no problems.
But wat is this? Envoy-gateway (Verouderd) it is a line in the settings page of the app.
And is it possible to show the used power at the moment in the house?
With a metered version this is possible in the original Enphase app.
If not possible, no problem.
In 1.3.x there’s some internal restructuring of the devices and their drivers; mainly to prepare for more devices like the Enphase battery.
Homey doesn’t allow me to ‘move’ your devices over to the new driver, but to prevent everyone’s integration from breaking while updating I kept the old driver and marked it ‘deprecated’/‘verouderd’. When you add a new Device (gateway) you’ll only see the new one. There’re functionaly the same at this time by the way, but you’ll have to replace the old with the new gateway device eventually.
Good idea! I’ll add it.
During the time my flow switched off the micro converters, the homey dashboard displayed that the (Enphase) batteries were at “0%” (while it was actually about 100%, while the Enphase app reported N/A.
In the history tab on the Enphase app a gap is displayed. Just to show switching off the micro converters with this app, does affect the battery status.
Yes, I’m aware. The current “power production” toggle basically toggles the entire Envoy gateway power delivery on/off and that affects all connected Enphase products, including any batteries. Initially the app was designed for “unmetered” users who don’t have the ability to control their power output – “metered” users have this ability already through Enphase.
I’ll include support for Power Export Limiting (“metered” users only) in the app soon. That’s the one that should be used by users with a metered gateway, especially if there’s also a battery connected.
