epsolar-tracer
Tools for EPsolar Tracer A and BN solar charge controller
This is the second generation of the EPsolar Tracer solar charge controller. You need RS-485 adapter for communication. The first generation controller used RS-232 and a different protocol. see https://github.com/xxv/tracer.
Installation
Pip
pip3 install epsolar-tracer
Python 3 module
Uses modbus library (https://github.com/bashwork/pymodbus)
Example output
# python info.py
Manufacturer: 'EPsolar Tech co., Ltd'
Model: 'Tracer2215BN'
Version: 'V02.05+V07.12'
Charging equipment rated input voltage = 150.0V
Charging equipment rated input voltage = 150.0V
Charging equipment rated input current = 20.0A
...
Protocol
Protocol See for windows capture for some extra commands.
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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