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"Import from grid" is missing on MIN 6000TL-XE #85

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kapytan88 opened this issue Jul 13, 2024 · 1 comment
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"Import from grid" is missing on MIN 6000TL-XE #85

kapytan88 opened this issue Jul 13, 2024 · 1 comment

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@kapytan88
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Hi,

How can I have "Import from grid" value into Home Assistant?

All the sensors I have :

AC frequency
All batteries charged today
All batteries discharged today
Battery 1 charging W
Battery 1 discharging W
Battery 2 charging W
Battery 2 discharging W
Energy today
Energy Today Input 1
Energy Today Input 2
Energy Today Input 3
Energy Today Input 4
Export to grid today
Input 1 Amperage
Input 1 voltage
Input 1 Wattage
Input 2 Amperage
Input 2 voltage
Input 2 Wattage
Input 3 Amperage
Input 3 voltage
Input 3 Wattage
Input 4 Amperage
Input 4 voltage
Input 4 Wattage
Internal wattage
Lifetime energy output
Lifetime total all batteries charged
Lifetime total all batteries discharged
Lifetime total battery 1 charged
Lifetime total battery 1 discharged
Lifetime total battery 2 charged
Lifetime total battery 2 discharged
Lifetime total energy input 1
Lifetime total energy input 2
Lifetime total energy input 3
Lifetime total energy input 4
Lifetime total export to grid
Lifetime total load consumption
Lifetime total solar energy
Load consumption today
Output power
Reactive voltage
Statement of charge (SoC)
Temperature 1
Temperature 2
Temperature 3
Temperature 4
Temperature 5

Somehow I have figured the extract the value using a python script but it's a pain in the ... to update a sensor in home assistant with that value.

here is the python script:

import pip_system_certs.wrapt_requests
import growattServer
import datetime
import getpass
import pprint

user="my_username"
passWord="my_password"

#Utils stuff
def indent_print(to_output, indent):
  indent_string = ""
  for x in range(indent):
    indent_string += " "
  print(indent_string + to_output)
  
pp = pprint.PrettyPrinter(indent=4)
  
  
  
#Main api call
api = growattServer.GrowattApi(False,'test')
login_response = api.login(user, passWord)
#Get a list of growatt plants.
#print(api.plant_list(login_response['user']['id']))


plant_list = api.plant_list(login_response['user']['id'])
print("***List of plants***")
for plant in plant_list['data']:
  indent_print("ID: %s, Name: %s"%(plant['plantId'], plant['plantName']), 2)
print("")


for plant in plant_list['data']:
  plant_id = plant['plantId']
  plant_name = plant['plantName']
  plant_info=api.plant_info(plant_id)
  #pp.pprint(plant_info)
  print("***Info for Plant %s - %s***"%(plant_id, plant_name))
  #There are more values in plant_info, but these are some of the useful/interesting ones
  indent_print("CO2 Reducion: %s"%(plant_info['Co2Reduction']),2)
  indent_print("Nominal Power (w): %s"%(plant_info['nominal_Power']),2)
  indent_print("Solar Energy Today (kw): %s"%(plant_info['todayEnergy']),2)
  indent_print("Solar Energy Total (kw): %s"%(plant_info['totalEnergy']),2)
  print("")
  indent_print("Devices in plant:",2)
  for device in plant_info['deviceList']:
    device_sn = device['deviceSn']
    device_type = device['deviceType']
    indent_print("- Device - SN: %s, Type: %s"%(device_sn, device_type),4)


dashboard_data = api.dashboard_data(plant_id)
#pp.pprint(dashboard_data)

for device in plant_info['deviceList']:
    device_sn = device['deviceSn']
    device_type = device['deviceType']
    indent_print("**Device - SN: %s, Type: %s**"%(device_sn, device_type),2)
    indent_print("Imported from Grid (kwh) - TRUSTED:", 6)
    indent_print("dashboard_data['etouser']: %s"%(dashboard_data['etouser']), 8)
    print("")

Thank you!

@Parisonee
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Hello,

I have a similar inverter MIN-4200TL-XH i'm experciencing the same issue, i tried out your code and it works.
did you manage to solve this issue?

Thanks

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