Chris Straffon

> > https://github.com/egguy/grott-home-assistant-add-on > > Follow these instructions and get the grott edge service running. Worked a charm for me > > Hi, thank you for pointing me to that....

> Hm, first things first. > > Not all sensors seem to come through... > > The inverter has 2 PV strings, I'm receiving data for both for the actual...

> > Yesterday you said all the values were coming through. Could you share a screengrab or something? It's not clear what you're referring to. > > Yes, I did...

> @johanmeijer I've looked through the Growatt data in HA and the epv2 data is incorrect. Could this be a record decoding issue? > > eactotal: 1 epvtotal: 6553600 //...

> I am trying tot get grott working in docker. One of the things I need to set in the grott.ini is the inverter-type. I have a Growatt 3000MTL inverter,...

> I think I may have the same problem as @Levanterman . I also have an SPH inverter. Currently I have 'default' set, however I wasn't sure if I was...

> @muppet3000 When I set everything up I used the @egguy grott-home-assistant-add-on (Edge version) in combination with your home assistant-grott. My Grott device has 66 entities for my SPH. Consisting...

Indeed, if you can get them mapped through into grott (probably worth opening a ticket over here: https://github.com/johanmeijer/grott/issues) then I can get them added in this integration if you need...

Firstly, in the other thread you mentioned that the data wasn't outputting the same variable names as what you had before. If you take a look here: https://github.com/muppet3000/homeassistant-grott/blob/main/examples/templates/template_configuration.yaml It's an...

You need to set your invtype in the grott.ini file. These are the available options: `default,sph,spf,max, tl3` you have to pick one based on what type of inverter you have....