Full web interface
Dashboard, HEMS page with real-time energy flows, history, notifications; in the Home Assistant sidebar with the Home Assistant OS app.
HEMS for Home Assistant
Home Assistant sees everything, but decides nothing on its own. TED adds the missing brain: full regulation of your batteries, configured from an interface, with no code.
Reliable battery regulation means smoothing measurements, handling limits, sharing power and dealing with failures. As Home Assistant automations, that is a lot of code to write, test and maintain.
TED
Dashboard, HEMS page with real-time energy flows, history, notifications; in the Home Assistant sidebar with the Home Assistant OS app.
Every parameter can be changed from the interface and applies immediately, without a restart.
TED runs on your own machine (Home Assistant OS, NAS, mini-PC) and talks to Home Assistant on your network.
REST API, configuration export and import, Android app to follow the installation from your phone.
As a Home Assistant OS app: no access token to create.
Meter, inverters, limits: about ten minutes.
So that only one system decides.
The live demo shows TED's real interface on a working installation: energy flows, inverters, batteries, settings.
No: TED relies on Home Assistant to read sensors and send setpoints. Home Assistant remains essential.
Yes, for everything else. For the batteries, let TED decide, to avoid two systems contradicting each other.
Each manufacturer app ignores other brands. TED makes them work together under one setpoint.
Read the solutionBatteries full, surplus exported: TED switches on your water heater, plugs or Home Assistant scripts following your rules.
Read the solutionOne brand, few settings, a limited number of devices: TED goes beyond these limits, with or without the original HEMS.
Read the solutionDownload TED for free: your license is generated instantly, no credit card required.