SMA Webconnect library for Python 3. The library was created to integrate SMA inverters with HomeAssistant
See http://www.sma-solar.com for more information on the SMA solar inverters
Other SMA interfaces include SBFspot and a Python adaptation
See example.py for a basic usage and tests
The Home Assistant sma sensor documentation can be found here
This library uses Webconnect.
Modbusis not supportedIf you can access your SMA via your browser, this might work for you.
If you access your SMA WebConnect via https:// you should set both
ssl: true and verify_ssl: false.
Daily usage is not always available from the SMA WebConnect interface. It is possible to get around this by using a utility meter or more recently from the Energy management feature in Home Assistant
To enable detailed logging in Home Assistant, you can add the following to your configuration
logger:
default: info
logs:
homeassistant.components.sma: debug
pysma: debug
This library can read the second version of the emnergy meter, there is a seperate Home Assistant OS Addon that could also read older Energy Meters directly. See Energy Meter
FAQs
Library to interface an SMA Solar WebConnect module
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