Hello,
Thanks for the update
How can I get the solar input into the Energy tab so that it is included in the total electricity production?
Br
Vincent
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That’s correct, but only if the battery is more than 10% charged and the household consumption exceeds the PV output (input? 
, I guess you know what I mean).
If this is the case, power values are displayed under “Entladeleistung”.
Here are some Insights from today:
So it works as intended.
Just leave it as it is. Your app, your rules.
And as a status indicator, this is actually really useful information.
I’m a struggeling with this and i’m a little “blind” here, can you please make a diagnostic report?
- Open the Homey app.
- Go to Settings → Apps → Zendure LAN.
- Tap Create Diagnostics Report.
- Send the generated Diagnostics Report ID to the developer.
First of all much appreciated this attempt to add Zendure locally. For my AC 3000 (which is not (yet) available in official app) it works great. However trying to add a second Zendure (AC 800) but it get’s stuck. As I use a guest network for most foreign devices it is on a different subnet than the Homey. So fixed internal IP to be used. No problem as it is working this way for the AC 3000. However when adding the IP for the AC 800 nothing is happening. When I press continue after adding the adres nothing is happening. No error, no motion, nothing.
Is this maybe an issue because I want to add a second device?
Correct, today I also stumbled across this issue.
I’ll dive into it, but the autodetection might work if you’ll try it a second or third time to add this device.
Can you please retry it ?
Ps. Thanks for reporting and i’ll definitely look into it this issue!
It’s not about a second device.
I’ve improved the IP-screen and added spanish translations.
It should be better now.
Please try again and let me know the results.
Br,
Dez
Hello,
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It would be great if you could see the amount of energy generated per day (in kWh) for each MPPT separately. This data could then be exported to Homey Energy using a Flow.
Br vincent
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Yes working now.
Way better than the official app. Only flows not yet sufficient but guess you will work that our in the future.
Yes working now.
Nice, thanks for the feedback
Way better than the official app. Only flows not yet sufficient but guess you will work that our in the future.
Again thanks. Me personally not missing any flows, but what do you want to like to see ?
Want to put both batteries to not deliver the charge when charging my BEV. But the “and” option is very limited as only providing the option for a minimum amount and not a maximum amount or below a threshold which is possible for the “if”
For example below does work but is also using the Zendure app.
But maybe I’m making a mistake in the configuration, and need to use advanced flows for this.
and not a maximum amount
Clear, I’ll add that
Test version 0.0.15 live.
Flow cards and sliders added for min-SoC and max-Soc setting.
AND condition card “battery_below” added.
Br
Dez
Great already updated and I see it reflected in the app. Will generate an advanced flow today for situation when charging my car. Depending on the sun for charge of the battery so will refert back in due time.
It would be great if you could see the amount of energy generated per day (in kWh) for each MPPT separately. This data could then be exported to Homey Energy using a Flow.
The impact of that would be that I need to declare my driver as solarpanel which is (of course) not possible, because it’s a battery APP 
I see no other way to arrange this within ZENDURE LAN
Br,
Dez
Thanks, I still need to do a little code cleanup, but with that action I will also add 2 separate action cards:
- set AC charge power
- set AC discharge power
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Furthermore in that release these Zendure’s are supported:
solarflow 4000 mix ac+
solarflow 4000 mix pro
solarflow 3000 mix ac+
solarflow 2400 ac+
solarflow 2400 pro
solarflow 2400 ac
solarflow 1600 ac+
solarflow 800 pro 2
solarflow 800 plus
solarflow 800 pro
solarflow 800
Br,
Dez
Hi! loving this app and where its going. Would it be possible to add cards for setting max input and output power? according to the documentation, changing these parameters often, the smartMode should be set, so it wont write these values to flash all the time, wearing it out:
inputLimit - Maximum AC charging power in watts. Sets the setpoint for how fast the device charges from the grid.
outputLimit - Maximum discharge power in watts. Sets the setpoint for how much power the device delivers to home/grid.
smartMode - 0 = write to flash (persistent), 1 = write to RAM only (volatile)
To me personally, these settings would be really nice to change frequently, so i could use the built-in TOU mode a bit smarter.
Is there a github page i could look at, and offer a PR for these changes? as I’m a dev myself, I wouldnt mind, but these few properties sound simple enough.
keep up the great work, thanks!
Are there any plans to open source the app?
If the IP address of the battery changes there’s currently no option to update the IP of the device in Homey, only to connect it as a new device. A static IP, in a household environment , isn’t necessarily truly static over long periods of time, network migrations, etc.
Heimiko,
Hi! loving this app and where its going.
Thanks for the compliment and feedback.
Would it be possible to add cards for setting max input and output power?
It’s not so clear (something on my list to improve by splitting this single card), but it’s already possible, see this THEN card :
according to the documentation, changing these parameters often, the smartMode should be set, so it wont write these values to flash all the time, wearing it out:
Yup, support change smartmode is already something i’m busy with.
Watch the release notes from coming version 
inputLimit - Maximum AC charging power in watts. Sets the setpoint for how fast the device charges from the grid.
outputLimit - Maximum discharge power in watts. Sets the setpoint for how much power the device delivers to home/grid.
Again, see above, it’s already possible, but indeed splitting it up in separate “charge” and “discharge” THEN cards is much more clearer.
smartMode - 0 = write to flash (persistent), 1 = write to RAM only (volatile)
Will be handled by the app, setting it separately not possible.
To me personally, these settings would be really nice to change frequently, so i could use the built-in TOU mode a bit smarter.
But be aware, a limition from Zendure is that if the battery is part of a HEMS (Zendure Home Energy Management System) it is not possible anymore to control the Zendure device via external commands. So you’ll have to take it out.
Is there a github page i could look at, and offer a PR for these changes? as I’m a dev myself, I wouldnt mind, but these few properties sound simple enough.
Sounds simple, but i’m not a dev pro, so it’s a bit of work for me (and AI
No github page (yet) and as long as the app is not “Homey approved” I’ll also not think about it.
keep up the great work, thanks!
Will do, thanks !
[CorneH]
Are there any plans to open source the app?
No github page (yet) and as long as the app is not “Homey approved” I’ll also not think about it.
If the IP address of the battery changes there’s currently no option to update the IP of the device in Homey, only to connect it as a new device.
Correct, and it’s on my list of thing to do (to be able to change the IP-address after it’s set in the APP), but i’ll have to figure out how that is possible (if even)…
A static IP, in a household environment , isn’t necessarily truly static over long periods of time, network migrations, etc.
It is really permanent, if you create a “reserved IP-address based on MAC” in your router ! (that’s how I do it).
Br,
Dez
