Scholt | Eniris Documentation

Supported devices

Device Type
Scholt hybrid inverter (MQTT)

Prerequisite: the MQTT broker that publishes the Scholt topics is reachable by the controller (default ports 1883 or 8883 for TLS).

Locate the MQTT “site filter”
In your Scholt portal or documentation, find the topic prefix
(e.g. site_42/…).
You will pass this value to the driver.
(Optional) create a broker user
If your broker is not anonymous, create a username / password pair.

Add the device in SmartgridOne

Fill in the fields:

Field	Example / Note
Host / Port	`mqtt.example.lan : 1883`
Site filter	`site_42`
Capacity [kWh]	`11` (optional)
Battery nominal power [kW]	`5` (optional)
Solar nominal power [kW]	`8` (optional)
Grid / Consumption meter topics	leave empty unless needed
MQTT username	leave empty if broker is open

After saving, the inverter and its children (battery, PV, meters) appear.

Key	Description	Unit
`actualPowerTot_W`	Instantaneous grid power (positive = import)	W
`stateOfCharge_frac`	Battery state-of-charge (0 – 1)	—
`importedEnergyDeltaTot_Wh`	Imported energy since previous read-out ¹	Wh
`exportedEnergyDeltaTot_Wh`	Exported energy since previous read-out ¹	Wh

¹ Calculated by the driver if absolute kWh counters are not available.

No measurements – make sure the topic …/raw_data/latest returns a JSON payload containing at least soc and active_power_in.
Command ignored – check that smart-grid mode is enabled and that the requested set-point differs by at least ±100 W from the previous value (driver dead-band).
Multiple Scholt sites – add one driver instance per site filter to avoid topic collisions.