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Grafana Monitoring Dashboard for Tesla Solar and Powerwall Systems

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not showing Powerwall Vitals

silvestrob opened this issue · comments

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Problem
The Dashboard doesn`t show powerwall vitals. It shows only pw1

Screenshots
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Host System
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Thank for the help you cloud give me.
paolo

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Hi @silvestrob - A few questions:

  1. Can you tell us what Powerwall Firmware you are running? You can run the ./verify.sh script to get that as well as other important information that may be helpful.
  2. What Dashboard version are you running ( have you run ./upgrade.sh to get latest) - or is this a new installation?
  3. Check the direct API call to see what is rendering: http://localhost:8675/pod (replace localhost with the IP address of the Dashboard host).
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./vitals.sh doesn’t work (command not found)

My bad! I mean ./verify.sh

The pod payload show only a single Powerwall is coming back from the Tesla Powerwall Gateway. That is not expected. Is it possible that you have two gateways?

# Have pypowerwall scan for gateways

pip install pypowerwall

python -m pypowerwall scan
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Ha! I misunderstood your issue. Bsaed on your srcreenshot, you are seeing what you should see for a single Powerwall (PW1). A few things to note:

  • With the firmware version you are running, Tesla has removed the API data that provides temperature data so that graph will be blank.
  • The rest of the graphs you show are showing the correct data - that is what you should see. It will eventually fill up as time passes:
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Ah! The third phase is hidden - you can unhide it:

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Scroll down to "C" and click unhide:

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Click "Apply" and "Save"

Do the same for each of the panels.

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I lost 3 phase frequency reporting with 24.4 - Now I only get frequency data on the phase the powerwall sits on. I haven't checked the API to see if this can be picked up elsewhere.

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Ugh. Thanks @BuongiornoTexas. Another casualty of the Firmware upgrade. The raw data is being sourced from:

(replace localhost with the IP address of your Dashboard host if not local)

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It's possible this is due to variations in multi-phase supply between countries - US installations may well continue to get 3 phase data (120V/phase?), while Europe, Australia and others may not (240V/phase).

freq dump:

{
  "PW1_name": null,
  "PW1_PINV_Fout": 50.061,
  "PW1_PINV_VSplit1": null,
  "PW1_PINV_VSplit2": null,
  "PW1_PackagePartNumber": "XXXXX",
  "PW1_PackageSerialNumber": "XXXXXX",
  "PW1_p_out": 0,
  "PW1_q_out": 340,
  "PW1_v_out": 238.8,
  "PW1_f_out": 50.061,
  "PW1_i_out": -0.2,
  "grid_status": 1
}

and pod

{
  "PW1_name": null,
  "PW1_POD_ActiveHeating": null,
  "PW1_POD_ChargeComplete": null,
  "PW1_POD_ChargeRequest": null,
  "PW1_POD_DischargeComplete": null,
  "PW1_POD_PermanentlyFaulted": null,
  "PW1_POD_PersistentlyFaulted": null,
  "PW1_POD_enable_line": null,
  "PW1_POD_available_charge_power": null,
  "PW1_POD_available_dischg_power": null,
  "PW1_POD_nom_energy_remaining": 15127,
  "PW1_POD_nom_energy_to_be_charged": null,
  "PW1_POD_nom_full_pack_energy": 15127,
  "PW1_PackagePartNumber": "XXXXXXXXXX",
  "PW1_PackageSerialNumber": "XXXXXXXXXXX",
  "PW1_pinv_state": "PINV_GridFollowing",
  "PW1_pinv_grid_state": "Grid_Compliant",
  "PW1_p_out": -20,
  "PW1_q_out": 330,
  "PW1_v_out": 238.60000000000002,
  "PW1_f_out": 49.947,
  "PW1_i_out": -0.2,
  "PW1_energy_charged": 3380972,
  "PW1_energy_discharged": 2842412,
  "PW1_off_grid": 0,
  "PW1_vf_mode": 0,
  "PW1_wobble_detected": 0,
  "PW1_charge_power_clamped": 0,
  "PW1_backup_ready": 1,
  "PW1_OpSeqState": "Active",
  "PW1_version": "0fe780c991e052",
  "time_remaining_hours": 36.9176327028676,
  "backup_reserve_percent": 20,
  "nominal_full_pack_energy": 15127,
  "nominal_energy_remaining": 15127
}
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@BuongiornoTexas and @silvestrob - Do you see the same data at http://localhost:8675/api/solar_powerwall ? If you get more data on that call, we may be able to capture that.

With the new Firmware, in the US we no longer get the two phases (VSplit, each 120V) but get the aggregate (240v) only:

{
"PW1_name": null,
"PW1_PINV_Fout": 60.021,
"PW1_PINV_VSplit1": null,
"PW1_PINV_VSplit2": null,
"PW1_PackagePartNumber": "2012170-25-E",
"PW1_PackageSerialNumber": "XXXXXXXXXXX",
"PW1_p_out": 590,
"PW1_q_out": -10,
"PW1_v_out": 240.20000000000002,
"PW1_f_out": 60.021,
"PW1_i_out": -12.700000000000001,
"PW2_name": null,
"PW2_PINV_Fout": 60.021,
"PW2_PINV_VSplit1": null,
"PW2_PINV_VSplit2": null,
"PW2_PackagePartNumber": "3012170-05-B",
"PW2_PackageSerialNumber": "XXXXXXXXXXX",
"PW2_p_out": 560,
"PW2_q_out": 0,
"PW2_v_out": 240.4,
"PW2_f_out": 60.021,
"PW2_i_out": -12.3,
"grid_status": 1
}
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Unfortunately, that's a no go for people with non-Telsa solar (me and many others!). If this solar_powerwall does offer additional data, then we may want to offer an either/or for users. While I'd like to get more frequency info, I definitely don't want to lose the limited data I get at the moment!

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