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@Nexarian Nexarian commented Mar 26, 2025

METER_X and METER_Y are specific to a Tesla electrical meter. If your system doesn't have these, Tesla's documentation says to get data from the Neurio. Solar-only installs tend to use Neurio, Powerwalls tend to use the Tesla meter.

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This allowed me to get current data from my Neurios on my Tesla inverter solar-only setup.

@Nexarian Nexarian force-pushed the use_neurio_for_tedapi_data branch from 0be8170 to f5c331e Compare March 26, 2025 01:41
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jasonacox commented Mar 26, 2025

Thanks @Nexarian 🙏 - So far it looks good and I can imagine solar only owners will love this.

I do want to spend a bit more time on the code review and separate this out as a separate release. Stand by...

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@jasonacox Take your time. The core revelation is that the Tesla meter reports as METER_X and METER_Y (see linked documentation), and the Neurio is reported differently.

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Sorry again here too... delayed more by personal things than the effort to test. I've uploaded and started a test of the container:

 jasonacox/pypowerwall:0.12.9t69-beta157

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@jasonacox Any further thoughts on this one?

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