In beta and available on request. The additions in this overview require the matching integration or controller update and are not confirmed as part of the standard customer release. Request them through your existing Eniris support conversation. The status applies to these additions, not to every existing function of the devices listed elsewhere on this page.
| Model / system | Beta addition | Validation and conditions |
|---|---|---|
| Edmij v2 | Communication-fallback timeout handling | Default 900 s; configurable minimum 120 s |
See integration details for connection requirements and operating limitations.
| Device Type | Variants | Supported |
|---|---|---|
| Solar Inverters | All | ✅ |
| Storage Devices | ❌ | |
| EV Chargers |
| Country | Supported |
|---|---|
| Belgium | ❌ |
| Netherlands | ✅ |
To use the Edmij integration, you must inform Edmij that you wish to receive curtailment signals on this Sofar EMS. This may require a contract with Edmij.
In your communication with Edmij, provide the following ID for a physical Sofar EMS:
For cloud controllers you must provide the ID of the site to which the Edmij curtailment signal applies.
You will be asked if you want to reserve a part of your battery capacity to only do peak-shaving. If you choose "Yes, I want peak shaving" new fields will appear and you will need to fill them.
You need to be careful when choosing the values, because below the specified state of charge all of Edmij signals will be ignored (due to peak shaving only).
In the next page, you have the option to include/exclude devices for remote control. Ensure to mark all checkboxes of devices you'd like to include. You must also go through the steps of the "External data sources" wizard on the Sofar EMS to indicate to which inverters the curtailment signal applies.
The v2 connection retains a default communication-fallback timeout of 900 seconds and a minimum configurable value of 120 seconds.