Enphase Envoy
A sensor platform for the Enphase Envoy solar energy gateway. Works with older models that only have production metrics (ie. Envoy-C) and newer models that offer both production and consumption metrics (ie. Envoy-S).
Configuration
To enable this sensor, add the following lines to your configuration.yaml file:
# Example configuration.yaml entry
sensor:
- platform: enphase_envoy
Configuration Variables
- name
(string)(Optional)
An optional name that will be prepended to the sensor type
- ip_address
(string)(Optional)
The local IP address of your Envoy. Leave blank to use the default host name ‘envoy’, but this may not always be reliable. You should be able to just browse to this IP address.
- monitored_conditions
(list)(Optional)
The list of conditions to monitor. If you have an Envoy that doesn’t support consumption metrics (ie. Envoy-C), it’s best only configure the production metrics.
- production
The power in W being produced by the solar panels.
- daily_production
The energy in Wh produced that day.
- seven_days_production
The energy in Wh produced the last 7 days.
- lifetime_production
The energy in Wh produced in the lifetime of the Envoy.
- consumption
The power in W being consumed in the whole house.
- daily_consumption
The energy in Wh consumed that day.
- seven_days_consumption
The energy in Wh consumed the last 7 days.
- lifetime_consumption
The energy in Wh consumed in the lifetime of the Envoy.
- inverters
The power in W being produced by each micro-inverter. This will create a separate sensor for each micro-inverter you have installed. These sensors will only update about every 15 minutes, this is a limitation of the Enphase Envoy API.
Full example
# Example configuration.yaml entry, limiting the metrics to production only
sensor:
- platform: enphase_envoy
name: Optional_name
ip_address: LOCAL_IP_FOR_ENVOY
monitored_conditions:
- production
- daily_production
- seven_days_production
- lifetime_production