Integration that simplifies making an OCPP supported EVSE dynamic.
If you have a smart meter or PV with consumptiopn monitoring, and an EVSE integrated into HA with the OCPP integration, this integration will take care of calculating and setting the charge current of the EVSE.
Following modes are available:
- Standard: Charges as fast as possible according to the set import power limit
- Eco: Charges at the default (6A), and speeds up if enough solar is available
- Solar: Only charges when enough solar is available
In case the communication between HA and the EVSE fails, the EVSE will revert back to the default charge profile (6A, but can be set to 0 through configuration)
Method 1 (easiest):
Method 2:
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Download the Custom Component
- Download the files from the repository.
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Copy to Your Custom Components Directory
- Copy the downloaded folder
dynamic_ocpp_evse
into thecustom_components/dynamic_ocpp_evse
directory in your Home Assistant configuration directory.
- Copy the downloaded folder
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Restart Home Assistant
- Restart your Home Assistant instance to load the new component.
After installation, go to Settings -> Add Integration and search for Dynamic OCPP EVSE
Most of the fields should auto populate, The only thing that will likely be missing/incorrect is the import power limit entity.
Generally, the EVSE has some charge profiles set, and those might not be compatible with the ones this integaration creates. So after first install, call the reset_ocpp_evse action, via the Reset OCPP EVSE button.