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Wallbox

You can connect your Teslalogger to your Wallbox to calculate the efficiency of charging or the percentage of photovoltaics used to charge your car.

Supported Wallboxes

  • OpenWB
  • go-eCharger
  • Tesla Wallbox Gen 3
  • KEBA KeContact P30 (P20?)
  • Shelly 3EM for all unsupported wallboxes or without build in meter: https://amzn.to/3nUEuO0
  • Shelly EM for 1 phase charging
  • SmartEVSE 3
  • EVCC
  • WARP

Settings

Go to admin panel and select the car you want to use for the wallbox. Go to Extras / Wallbox. Every car has it's own wallbox settings.

Choose your wallbox and set the host name of your wallbox e.g: http://192.168.1.174 or http://192.168.178.33:7070 Make sure you don't forget http:// or https:// at your host settings. Just the IP address won't work!

Param

Some types of wallboxes needs some special params to work as expected.

OpenWB

Param:

LP1 - LP8 Charging point used for this car. Default: LP1

go-eCharger

Please make sure you enable HTTP API v1 in "Internet / Enhanced Settings"

Shelly EM

Param:

C1 or empty for channel 1

C2 for channel 2

EVCC

Param:

Wallbox or Car title from EVCC

WARP

Param:

Per default and without params TeslaLogger assumes, that wallbox has internal meter with ID 0, value_id=209 and grid meter with ID 1, value_id=209

If it's not a case, provide paramas in this format:

  • "W:2:210": only Wallbox meter with ID 2 and value_id=210
  • "G:2|W:0:210": Grid meter with ID 2 and default value_id=209, wallbox meter with ID 0 and value_id=210

For more information about value_ids: https://github.com/Tinkerforge/esp32-firmware/blob/master/software/src/modules/meters/meter_value_id.csv

Dashboard

In Charging History you can see the efficiency of charging and percentage of photovoltaics if the wallbox supports this value.