A dedicated touchscreen for your solar, grid, home and battery information. Connect directly to supported equipment, or bring it all together with Home Assistant.
What your panels produce
Where your power goes
What your home uses
Where installed & supported
Start with live energy information. Add Home Assistant for history, summaries and configured forecasts.
The display connects directly to supported equipment over your local network. No Home Assistant installation is needed.
Current standalone firmware does not provide the Home Assistant history or forecast features.
Home Assistant, a home automation platform, gathers your equipment readings and supplies them to the display.
Integrations and sensors need configuration. Historical data stays in Home Assistant; the display does not record it.
| Feature | Standalone | Home Assistant |
|---|---|---|
| Live energy information | Supported equipment | Configured sensors |
| Battery & per-phase readings | Where supported | Where supported |
| Today’s summaries & history | Not in current firmware | From Home Assistant |
| Solar forecasts | Not in current firmware | When configured & available |
See how solar, the grid, your home and an installed battery connect in one energy-flow view.
Both modesKnow how much power your solar system is producing right now.
Both modesSee whether power is coming from the grid or going back to it.
Both modesView live load power: the electricity your home is using at that moment.
Both modesView charge and battery power when a battery is installed and the equipment provides those readings.
When supportedPer-phase details depend on your installation and the readings your equipment provides.
When supportedReview energy history and today’s summaries. Solar forecasts add a view of what may come next, when configured.
Home Assistant modeA Guition ESP32 touchscreen gives your energy information its own display, without opening a phone app.
Explore the panels →Connection methods and support vary. Always check your mode, panel and release before installing.
Standalone uses Modbus/TCP, a way to read equipment data over your local network. Home Assistant uses configured integrations and sensors.
Standalone: 4-inch. Home Assistant: 4-inch and 5-inch implementations developed. Release details need confirmation.
Victron setup notes →Standalone connects through a compatible logger or gateway. The current 4-inch development package includes separate LP1 and LP3 profiles.
Simulated tests and compilation passed. Real Deye hardware validation is still pending; logger compatibility must be checked.
Deye setup notes →Equipment, operating mode, panel and release status all need to match.
5 implementation combinations listed
| Equipment / connection | Mode | Panel | Status / validation | Next step |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Victron systemModbus/TCP over the local network | Standalone | 4-inch 4848S040 | AvailableWorking on the 4-inch panel; physical test details require owner review. | Setup notes → |
| Victron via Home AssistantHome Assistant integrations and sensors | Home Assistant | 4-inch 4848S040 | AvailableImplementation developed; release and physical test details require owner review. | Setup notes → |
| Victron via Home AssistantHome Assistant integrations and sensors | Home Assistant | 5-inch JC8048W550 | AvailableImplementation developed; release and physical test details require owner review. | Setup notes → |
| LP1 · SUN-7.6/8K-SG01LP1-EUCompatible logger/gateway; Solarman V5 must be confirmed | Standalone | 4-inch 4848S040 | ExperimentalSimulated communication and compilation passed. Not validated on real Deye hardware. | Setup notes → |
| LP3 · SUN-15K-SG05LP3-EUCompatible logger/gateway; Solarman V5 must be confirmed | Standalone | 4-inch 4848S040 | ExperimentalSimulated communication and compilation passed. Not validated on real Deye hardware. | Setup notes → |
| No implementation is listed for this combination. This is not a confirmed compatible setup. | ||||
Use firmware that matches the exact panel model. A package for one panel is not interchangeable with the other.
A compact, square view of your energy flow.
Victron standalone, Victron with Home Assistant, and experimental Deye standalone implementations.
Check compatibility →More room for your energy information.
Victron with Home Assistant has been developed. Standalone support is not listed as a completed release.
Check compatibility →Panel representations are illustrative, with screen proportions shown to scale. Product photography is pending.
Check your equipment, logger and exact panel model.
Direct connection, or your existing Home Assistant setup.
Confirm the panel, supported equipment and release version.
Use the installation instructions for that specific package.
Choose standalone on the 4-inch panel, or Home Assistant on the 4-inch or 5-inch panel. These use different connection and installation instructions.
The guide site currently shows a preparation page. Version-specific installation steps are pending.
Current standalone development targets the 4-inch panel and the listed low-voltage LP1 / LP3 families. Confirm the installed logger or gateway; the inverter name alone does not establish Solarman V5 support.
Use verified values from your equipment and matching release guide. Defaults are not confirmed yet.
Experimental: simulated tests only. The guide site currently shows a preparation page.
Welcome → inverter selection → Wi-Fi → equipment/logger IP → connection test → save and open dashboard. Choose your Wi-Fi network and enter the password on the panel. Recovery instructions will be documented separately.
Downloads will be published with a version, archive contents and matching instructions. No firmware files have been supplied yet.
A source archive contains project files; it cannot be flashed directly. Flashable binaries will be identified explicitly when available.
Choose your equipment, operating mode and panel to see what is currently implemented.
No, if your equipment and panel support standalone mode. Home Assistant is needed for the richer history, daily summary and configured forecast experience. Check the compatibility table before choosing.
Only the implementations described in the project notes are listed. A reserved manufacturer subdomain does not mean an integration is available. Unlisted equipment needs confirmation before use.
Confirm the selected equipment profile, Wi-Fi connection, equipment or logger IP address, and access across your local network. For Deye, also verify the logger compatibility, serial, transport, port and inverter address against the matching release instructions. Do not guess missing connection values.
Battery readings require an installed, supported battery and equipment that provides the data. Forecasts require Home Assistant mode plus a configured forecast integration and sensors. These are conditional features.
They are being prepared. No downloadable release or firmware version has been supplied for publication yet. The package cards show exactly what still needs confirmation.
