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Does Victron support the EEBus signal from my washing machine?

I recently bought a new washing machine and the user manual indicated the possibility of a remote start using an energy manager that supports the EEBus protocol.

https://www.eebus.org/en/

If you google the name of the protocol, you will also find information from a competitor of Victron Energy who already supports EEBus. But neither in this forum nor with Google could I find any information related to Victron Energy and EEBus. So I wonder if I'm actually the first to be interested in it. Or are there already any plans to support the EEBus protocol in Victron Energy products?

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Erik

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davidv avatar image davidv commented ·

Bonjour,

Je suis aussi intéressé par EEBUS, est ce que victron pense utiliser un jour ce language? J'aimerais utiliser le réseau EEBUS pour optimiser la consommation sur les panneaux photovoltaïques dans mon système ESS ......

Merci l'équipe Victron

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Warwick Bruce Chapman answered ·

I see SMA, Schnieder, ABB on the list. No Fronius, no Victron.

What washing machine did you buy?

Would you want to load the washer and remote start if the batteries are fully charged, or what was your use case you were considering?

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kire avatar image kire commented ·

It's a Siemens from the iQ800 series and yes, that would be the use case described in the manual. Maybe this is more of a gimmick but other users may have other use cases for eebus - now or in the future.

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