The app reaches your installation in five independent ways: the public Kiosk URL (no account required), the official FusionSolar Northbound API, direct Modbus TCP to the SUN2000 inverter, LUNA2000 battery and DTSU666 smart meter, the EMMA energy management module, and an OCPP 1.6 server running on Homey that EV chargers connect to directly.
On top of that sits an Energy Management System that decides, every few seconds, what to do with your solar surplus. It steps EV charging up and down the amp ladder, switches heat pump, boiler, pool pump, dehumidifier and air conditioner, and gives the home battery priority through a share ramp you set yourself: the fuller the battery, the more of the sun your devices may take. It can grid-charge the battery and the car during the cheapest hours of a day-ahead price forecast, hold back new starts on a poor solar-forecast day so the battery is full for the evening, and keep total grid import under a ceiling you choose. It never writes to your devices directly — it fires flow cards that you wire to your own equipment, so any charger or heat pump brand works, not only Huawei.
Each device type appears separately in Homey. The SUN2000 inverter reports solar power, PV string voltages and currents, daily and total yield. The LUNA2000 battery shows state of charge, charge and discharge power, and allows direct control of the storage working mode. The DTSU666 and EMMA meters track grid import and export across all three phases and integrate with the Homey Energy Dashboard as P1 meters. Kiosk, OpenAPI and iSitePower-M devices provide plant-level energy data including daily, monthly and yearly totals.
Twelve dashboard widgets show the live solar flow, a grid traffic light, the day's energy balance, battery status, charging sessions, the EMS decision history and a configurable sensor chart.
Every value is available in Homey Insights and Flows.
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