MQTT Shunt discovery, input SOC to Deye inverter????

idontknowwhatimdoing said:

Hi all,

I found the following shunt which connects up to wifi and can send MQTT data.

MK75 Battery Monitor | Mkove Electronics

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I have the 8kw deye hybrid inverter which has several functions for BMS connection. Is there a simple, elegant way I can have this MQTT data tell the inverter the SOC of the battery. I don't believe the jbdbms is as accurate as the shunt and I don't know of any native way to connect it.

Thanks!

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Arnonijhof said:

Hi,

I was wondering if you have found your solution already. I am in the same situation. I received my Deye SUN-8K-SG04LP3-EU last week and I am gathering all parts for my DIY 48 Battery project. As I read the documentation for the MK75 Battery Monitor, I see it is suitable for voltages up to 40V, so I don't think this Battery monitor will fit our needs.

Curious if you've found a solution in the meantime.

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Tunnerus said:

I have placed an order on this MM75 and am very excited about testing it when it arrives in September. I am also wondering a little bit why there are no competing products for this? Seems like such an obvious problem

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goldserve said:

My viltron smartshunt data is polled by ESPHome and sends it to MQTT server as well. I trust victron and it works very well.

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