Round, surface-mounted
bedroom, kids' room, study- 240×240 with a coloured status ring
- USB-C power from a plug adapter
- wall mount without drilling
- optional battery: a few hours of runtime if the socket is not on the inverter
Small displays in your rooms show where the power is coming from right now: the grid, the battery or the generator. Battery charge, time left, generator load and the fuel in the tank. When something changes, you get a Telegram message.
Tap a state to see the display change
Grid, battery or generator, shown with a coloured ring. No trips to the panel and no need to open the inverter app.
Charge level, charge or discharge power and how many hours the battery will last at the current load.
The display shows inverter and generator load in percent. When it gets close to the limit, it lights up, a hint not to run the water heater and the oven at the same time.
Tank level, run hours and a reminder to change the oil on the manufacturer's schedule.
Power lost and restored, low battery, generator start, low fuel, overload. The whole family in one chat.
When the battery runs low or the inverter or generator nears overload, the water heater, air conditioner and underfloor heating switch off automatically, and back on when grid power returns.
Duration of each outage, how much energy the battery supplied and how many hours the generator ran.
Turn on the options you need and see how the displays change. The basics — power source, battery and load — are always there when we read data from the inverter.
Tap an option to turn it on or off — the displays will change.
Adds: generator status and load in percent, with an overload warning
Needs: on Deye, the inverter GEN port; if the generator feeds the inverter input through a transfer switch, a Shelly EM meter on the grid feed
Adds: fuel level, approximate hours left, a run-hour counter and service reminders
Needs: a fuel level sensor in the tank (float or capacitive) and a cable to the gateway
Adds: current solar output and the day’s yield
Needs: nothing extra if the panels are connected to the hybrid inverter
Adds: the load on each phase, so no single phase gets overloaded
Needs: a three-phase inverter or a Shelly Pro 3EM meter (with a single-phase inverter only one phase is powered during an outage)
Adds: the water heater, air conditioner, underfloor heating and other heavy loads switch off automatically when the battery drops below a set level or the inverter or generator nears overload, and switch back on when grid power returns
Needs: smart relays or contactors on those circuits in the board, plus rules in the gateway or Home Assistant
Adds: just “grid or generator”, voltage on both feeds and generator load — for a house with a generator and a transfer switch but no battery
Needs: a meter on each feed: a Shelly EM on the grid feed and one on the generator feed (Shelly Pro 3EM for three phases)
Without an inverter there is no battery, so the battery and time-left tiles disappear.
We install the SDS gateway, an industrial DIN-rail controller with RS485, in your distribution board. It reads data from the Deye inverter through a separate RS485 (Modbus) port, which most hybrid models have, in read-only mode: it never changes inverter settings, and the Deye Wi-Fi logger and app keep working as before. We check the port against your inverter model. The displays refresh every 2–3 seconds. If the link drops for more than a few seconds, the display says so instead of showing an old number.
The gateway, router and displays must run from the inverter output, otherwise they go dark with the lights during an outage. If the generator is connected through a transfer switch to the grid input rather than to the GEN port, we add a Shelly EM meter on the grid feed (a Shelly Pro 3EM for three phases), so the display knows the grid is back even before the switch-over. In a metal distribution board the gateway gets an external antenna.
We pick the sensor type for your tank: float or capacitive; for petrol generators a separate fuel tank is sometimes easier. Percent and approximate litres on the display, with alerts at 30% and 15% and an estimate of how many hours are left at the current load.
The gateway sees when the generator is producing voltage and keeps a counter. It may differ slightly from the generator's own hour meter. You get a reminder before the oil change is due.
Deye starts the generator when the battery drops to a set level and stops it once the battery is charged. This needs a generator with an electric starter and two-wire remote start, or an auto-start module. The monitor logs every start, the battery charge at that moment and the run time.
Generator load as a percent of its rated power. When it gets close to the limit, the display shows a warning.
Your phone shows the same data: Telegram has a «Status» button (the /status command), and we can connect Home Assistant if you use it.
A photo of the inverter label, single- or three-phase, battery capacity.
Inverter GEN port or a transfer switch on the input. Generator model and whether it has an electric starter.
Which rooms need a display and whether there are deep wall boxes or 86×86 boxes.
We give an exact price after a site survey. A site visit costs from 1,500 UAH in Kyiv and from 2,000 UAH in Kyiv Oblast; this amount is credited toward the job.
This page covers Deye because it is the inverter we install most. Other hybrid inverters with an RS485 (Modbus) port can be read too, but the data available depends on the model. Send us the model and we will tell you what you will see.
No. The gateway only reads inverter registers and never writes to it. The Deye Wi-Fi logger and app keep working as before.
Yes. The gateway sends the status to the displays directly; internet is only needed for Telegram. Just make sure the gateway, displays and router run from the inverter.
Yes. The display then shows the grid and the battery, and the generator section is hidden. A fuel sensor and run-hour tracking can be added later.
It is accurate for lithium batteries that report BMS data to the inverter. With lead-acid batteries the charge is estimated from voltage, so the estimate is rough.
It depends on the number of displays and whether you need a fuel sensor. We give an exact price after a site survey. A site visit costs from 1,500 UAH in Kyiv and from 2,000 UAH in Kyiv Oblast; this amount is credited toward the job.
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