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VictronSmartShunt-ESPHOME

ESPHome component to monitor a Victron BMV and SmartShunt via ve.direct / UART TTL

Supported devices

All BMV and SmartShunt providing a ve.direct port.

Tested devices

  • Victron SmartShunt 500A/50mV

Requirements

Schematics

                UART-TTL
┌────────────────┐                ┌──────────────────┐
│           GND o│<-------------->│o GND             │
│ BMV or     RX o│                │       ESP32/     │
│ SmartShunt TX o│--------------->│o D7   ESP8266    │<-- GND
│       5V/3.3V o│                │                  │<-- 3.3V
└────────────────┘                └──────────────────┘

# UART-TTL jack (JST-PH 2.0mm pinch)
┌────────────────┐
│                │
│ O   O   O   O  │
│VCC  TX  RX GND │
└─── ─────── ────┘

If you are unsure about to pin order please measure the voltage between GND and VCC (5V/3.3V). If you measure a positive voltage you know the position of VCC and GND!

JST-PH jack

Pin Purpose ESP pin
1 GND GND
2 RX
3 TX D7 (RX)
4 5V

Installation

You can install this component with ESPHome external components feature like this:

Example:

external_components:
  - source: github://KinDR007/VictronSmartShunt-ESPHOME@main

uart:
  id: the_uart
  rx_pin: D7
  baud_rate: 19200
  stop_bits: 1
  data_bits: 8
  parity: NONE
  rx_buffer_size: 256

victron_smart_shunt:
  uart_id: the_uart

sensor:
  - platform: victron_smart_shunt
    battery_voltage:
      id: bv
    battery_current:
      id: bc

The uart_id is optional.

All sensors are optional.

  - platform: victron_smart_shunt
    battery_voltage:
      name: "Battery Voltage"
      id: bv

    battery_current:
      name: "Battery Current"
      id: bc

    fw_version:
      name: "fw"
      id: fw

    pid:
      name: "pid"
      id: pid

    instantaneous_power:
      name: "instantaneous power"
      id: instantaneous_power

    time_to_go:
      name: "time to go"
      id: time_to_go

    consumed_amp_hours:
      name: "consumed amp hours"
      id: consumed_amp_hours
      unit_of_measurement: Ah

    min_battery_voltage:
      name: "Min battery voltage"
      id: min_battery_voltage

    max_battery_voltage:
      name: "Max battery voltage"
      id: max_battery_voltage

    amount_of_charged:
      name: "Amount of charged"
      id:  amount_of_charged
      filters:
        - multiply: 0.001
      unit_of_measurement: kWh

    bmv_alarm:
      name: "BMV alarm"
      id: bmv_alarm

    bmv_pid:
      name: "bmv - pid"
      id: bmv_pid

    last_full_charge:
      name: "Time since last full charge"
      id: last_full_charge

    deepest_discharge:
      name: "Depth of the deepest discharge"
      id: deepest_discharge
      unit_of_measurement: Ah

    last_discharge:
      name: "Depth of the last discharge"
      id: last_discharge
      unit_of_measurement: Ah

    discharged_energy:
      name: "Amount of discharged energy"
      id: discharged_energy
      filters:
        - multiply: 0.001
      unit_of_measurement: kWh

    state_of_charge:
      id: state_of_charge
      name: "SoC"

The available numeric sensors are:

  • instantaneous_power
  • time_to_go
  • state_of_charge
  • consumed_amp_hours
  • min_battery_voltage
  • max_battery_voltage
  • amount_of_charged
  • last_full_charge
  • deepest_discharge
  • last_discharge
  • discharged_energy
  • number_of_full_dis
  • number_of_charge_cycles
  • discharged_energy

The available text sensors are:

  • bmv_alarm_text
  • bmv_text
  • charger_text
  • error_text
  • alarm_reason_text
  • tracker_text
  • fw_version
  • pid

Full example in smartshunt.yaml

Big thanks for help to ssieb

#victron #esphome #smartshunt #bmv #ve.direct