Charge HQ is endeavouring to support as many solar inverters and batteries as possible and will continue to add more over time. This page lists the solar data sources that are currently supported.
Please use the feature request page to express support for additional hardware such as solar inverters, batteries or energy monitors.
To enable EV charging to respond to the available solar energy, Charge HQ needs to obtain a data feed from your solar system. This data feed can come from the inverter, the battery or a monitoring device, depending on your setup.
Note: different data sources have different delays in obtaining the solar monitoring data. See this page for more information.
IMPORTANT: if you have one of the batteries listed above, it does not matter which kind of solar inverter you have. Charge HQ will obtain the data feed from the battery system, not the solar inverter. The brand of solar inverter is not important and does not need to be supported.
IMPORTANT: Charge HQ will obtain the data feed from the energy meter, not the solar inverter. The brand of solar inverter is not important and does not need to be supported.
A number of Charge HQ users have developed integrations for devices we don't currently provide direct support for via our Push API.
We are currently working towards supporting the following inverters, and energy monitors. Please see the article on development prioritisation for guidance on timing.
We have received requests from users for support for the following inverters, energy monitors and batteries. Please see the development roadmap for guidance on prioritisation and timing of support.
