AC180

[lardzilla]

I have a AC180 and would love support for it!

I used a fork of Bluetti_ESP32_Bridge and was able to read very basic info from it several months ago and was about to revisit it.

Would be happy to provide whatever info I can get from my AC180

[Patrick762]

If you have some of the addresses already, using them in the integration will be very easy.
@stast1 also did a scan on the AC180P #45 and it seems like it is using the V2 protocol.
Could you check if you've gotten similar addresses as in the Wiki?

[Patrick762]

I've added basic AC180 support in 0.0.19.
Can you test if the values show up?

[Fridgeir-9]

I also use an AC180 and have installed beta 0.0.22. The Bluetti was recognized immediately. But as an entity I only get the percent of the battery and "total_power_generation", the latter of which is empty for me.

no AC / DC consumption or adding power via PV or power outlet

How can I help determine the addresses? I use the current hassio, but I need a little instructions

[bres55]

I currently use, bluetti_mqtt, running on PC, and mosquito in HA, I would like to get away from the PC bit, hence I am looking at this.
But these are the only useful registers I have been able to make use of with the AC180.

    #Battery Data
    self.struct.add_uint_field('total_battery_percent', 102) #y

    #Power IO
   # self.struct.add_bool_field('ac_output_on',123) #y?  didn't find this useful 
    self.struct.add_uint_field('dc_output_power', 140) #y
    self.struct.add_uint_field('ac_output_power', 142) #y
    self.struct.add_uint_field('dc_input_power', 144) #y
    self.struct.add_uint_field('ac_input_power', 146) #y  I keep forgetting to test this one.

    # Controls (2000)
    self.struct.add_bool_field('ac_output_on', 2011) #y
    self.struct.add_bool_field('dc_output_on', 2012) #y

In that carnation, I had to have this at the end of that file (AC180.py)
@Property
def writable_ranges(self) -> List[range]:
return [range(2000, 2225)]

Haven't been able to follow through, how you do that bit, and if it would be available, with your version.

My main problems are proximity to the ac180 and my HA and PC with bluetooth.
I digress. I'll sort that later, if I can get this to work.
Yes, I got close to nearly draining the battery, hence the need to automate all this.

[talearns]

Please provide more details on how you made the new entities appear on your home assistant device. @bres55

I updated my AC180.py device file with the registers you provided in the comment and restarted the home assistant however I don't see the new entities show up

[djezlee]

Please provide more details on how you made the new entities appear on your home assistant device. @bres55

I updated my AC180.py device file with the registers you provided in the comment and restarted the home assistant however I don't see the new entities show up

Did you figure it out? If so, please share.

[bres55]

I wrote a bit more here
warhammerkid/bluetti_mqtt#109

[radfallenn]

Muito bom ver que podemos controlar via HA e NodeRed, porém a perda de sinal é muito frequente, teria que ficar mais estável. Uso o HA pelo Orange Pi, tem alguma coisa que posso fazer pra melhorar isso?

[radfallenn]

It is very good to see that we can control via HA and NodeRed, but the loss of signal is very frequent, it would have to be more stable. I use HA on the Orange Pi, is there anything I can do to improve this?