Powerwall-Display VS Powerwall-Dashboard

I have two of these 3D printed displays (powered by old school 7-segment displays). I made them for fun, but they turned out to be super useful. I confess, I probably look at them a dozen times a day and everyone in the house knows they can check it out to see how much power we are generating or using. It's made solar production fun and a little more obvious. https://github.com/jasonacox/Powerwall-Display

Agree - and if you need to find the local IP address of your Powerwall, you can run python3 -m pypowerwall scan. For the ambitious, you can also install your own dashboard like Powerwall-Dashboard. I also built my own wall display with old-school LEDs to show how the system is running w/o having to check the App (see here)

The Tesla App has cool animation but I built my own wall mounted display with old-school LED numbers to show how the system is running w/o having to check the App (see here). I also use a web based dashboard to see trending as well as more details (e.g. string performance, inverter and temperature data) than I can get with the Tesla App (see Powerwall-Dashboard).

I also built my own wall-hanging digital monitor that I have mounted next to my Powerwalls: https://github.com/jasonacox/Powerwall-Display

When you say "stop showing solar panels at all" do you mean it shows generation at zero? Try to do a gateway system reset. If you have a neurio solar meter, it may have lost connection with the gateway access point which causes it to shut down the inverter (no power generated). I built my own display next to the Powerwalls so I could see what was happening in real-time without using the app (great app, just like having a wall mounted display too).

Looks like grafana dashboard probably running in a raspberry pi or some other server.

I guess this means that I cannot use the Powerwall-Dashboard - https://github.com/jasonacox/Powerwall-Dashboard - since it uses the /api directory.

This could also be planned (just bad to see it during high solar production). My system does a daily 7am MCI reset (5-15m) that stops solar production (this is reported by many others so it appears to be designed by Tesla): https://github.com/jasonacox/Powerwall-Dashboard/assets/836718/2cf1775a-e748-4680-9b0d-3d3ffbbc332a

Sure! It takes some set up, using a home server, but you can find out more here.

It’s not really an app. It’s open source software that talks directly with the backup gateway. https://github.com/jasonacox/Powerwall-Dashboard

If you’re doing just pypowerwall, you’ll need to store the reading at a moment in time, then calculate the delta at the same time the next day. If you go for the whole powerwall-dashboard stack the grafana dashboard has widgets that show you that delta. Is that sufficient for your needs? I find the grafana time series display to be quite informative.

pwmon.io was not designed to be self-hosted. Note that your API tokens are not stored on the servers, but if you really prefer to run a dashboard locally I'd recommend Powerwall-Dashboard.