Configuration Reference¶
Every option lives in configuration.yml, with sensitive values referenced out into
secrets.yml. If you have not created those files yet, start with
First Configuration.
Sections¶
| Section | Page | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
modbus |
Modbus | The inverter connection, meters, batteries, followers |
modbus.storedge_control_enabled |
StorEdge Control | Reading and writing the battery control block |
mqtt |
MQTT | Broker, TLS, operational topics, retained messages |
monitoring |
Monitoring | Module-level data and EV chargers from the SolarEdge site |
wallbox |
Wallbox | SolarEdge Wallbox over its REST API |
homeassistant |
Home Assistant | Auto discovery |
storage |
Storage | The local SQLite history and its retention |
prices |
Prices | Savings and earnings from energy prices |
weather |
Weather | OpenWeatherMap |
forecast |
Forecast | PV production forecasting |
How to read the examples¶
Every page follows the same convention:
- An uncommented line is one you have to set yourself. Either the service refuses to start without it, or the feature stays switched off until it is there.
- A commented line is optional, and the value shown is the default that applies when you leave it out.
So the shortest working configuration is every uncommented line and nothing else.
Basic settings¶
These sit at the top level of configuration.yml.
# Optional, defaults shown
# interval: 5 # Seconds between data retrieval requests
# logging_level: INFO # DEBUG, INFO, WARNING, ERROR or CRITICAL
interval drives everything: the Modbus poll, the monitoring poll, and the rate at which raw
samples are written to storage.
Location¶
Required once you enable weather or forecast, and ignored otherwise. There is no default.
Powerflow¶
# Optional, defaults shown
# powerflow:
# external_production: false # Set to true if you have producers the inverter cannot see
# retain: false # Keep the last power flow payload on the broker
Energy¶
The packaged example¶
The file the service copies in on first start is kept in the repository and is the most reliable listing of what exists: