Home Assistant OS
Home Assistant runs on a Home Assistant Green or Yellow, a Raspberry Pi or a mini-PC.
Home Assistant OS guideInstallation
Install TedEnergy in a few minutes
Pick your case below. The setup wizard then asks for your license and your meter; your inverters connect through the Zendure cloud, over MQTT or through Home Assistant.
Synology, no command line
You have a Synology NAS: everything is done with the mouse, in Container Manager.
Synology guideCommand line
You know Docker: NAS, mini-PC, Raspberry Pi or Linux server.
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Paste our installation sheet into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Le Chat: the AI guides you step by step on your own hardware, all the way to remote access.
Before you start
What you need
- An always-on machine: Home Assistant OS, a NAS, a mini-PC or a Raspberry Pi.
- Reachable inverters: Zendure account (cloud), built-in MQTT server, or Home Assistant for other brands.
- The meter reading: a Shelly Pro 3EM read directly, a Home Assistant sensor, or the value of an MQTT device (Zendure Smart Meter 3CT…). Several meters can be ranked by priority.
After installation
A wizard takes over
- 1
Open the interface
The setup wizard opens by itself.
- 2
Answer its questions
License, Home Assistant (optional), meter, electricity plan. Every step can be skipped.
- 3
Declare your inverters
Regulation then starts. See getting started.
Updates
Update without losing anything
Your settings, license and history live in the data folder: an update does not touch them. The interface tells you when a new version is out.
A question before installing?
The community answers on Discord, and the FAQ covers the most common questions.