Charge
- State of charge from the BMS
- Remaining capacity
The real figure from the WeCo BMS, not the inverter’s estimate, which can drift by several percent.
Product
Smart home & Cloud
Ships on 10 November 2026 · free cancellation until dispatch
Home / What WeCo Monitor reads and shows
From the WeCo BMS to your screen, your phone and your smart home.
Plug & playPlug in, join your Wi-Fi, done: about a minute. No app, no tools, pre-configured for your WeCo.See the 3 steps →
Read from the RS485 / CAN port, refreshed every few seconds, explained in plain words.
The real figure from the WeCo BMS, not the inverter’s estimate, which can drift by several percent.
What the battery is doing right now, and how fast.
A cell that runs higher or lower than the others is the first sign of imbalance.
Cold reduces the charge current a battery accepts: now you know why it charges slowly.
How the battery ages, and evidence if you ever need a warranty claim.
Know why the battery stopped, without walking to it.
The exact list depends on your model and its firmware. Tell us your model when you order: your box is prepared and tested for it.
Pick a situation: this is what WeCo Monitor shows you about each cell of your WeCo pack. Values simulated.
The dashboard turns the raw values into the things you actually want to know.
At the current pace, when the battery will be full, or empty.
The cell that runs ahead at full charge and behind when the battery is low, spotted for you.
State of health and cycle count from the BMS, next to the live values: you notice when they change.
kWh stored and given back each day, so you know what the battery really brings you.
WeCo Monitor tells Home Assistant when the battery fills up and when it runs low. Four simple rules, and the washing machine, the water heater and the car use your sun instead of the grid. Watch a day:
Your solar production
Your consumption
Automations
Logbook
Simulation of a sunny day for a house with 5 kWp of panels, a 10 kWh battery, a car that needs 10 kWh and a water heater. The energy delivered to each appliance is the same in both scenarios; only the timing changes. Your figures depend on your system, your tariff and the weather.
Set them once in your free Cloud account, box by box. No app to keep open.
WeCo Monitor · just now
Battery at 18 %, below your 20 % alert
Your battery dropped below the threshold you set. It is discharging at 1.2 kW: about 1 h 40 min left at this pace.
Open the dashboard
The screen shows the present. The free Cloud keeps everything else.
What each option really gives you, in short.
| Bluetooth app | Wi-Fi dongle and maker’s cloud | WeCo Monitor | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Readable from anywhere in the world | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Keeps working without internet | ✓ | — | ✓ |
| Home Assistant sensors without ESP32 or YAML | — | — | ✓ |
| A screen next to the equipment | — | — | ✓ |
| Never changes a setting | — | — | ✓ |
The exact set depends on the module generation and its BMS version. We test on WeCo modules before shipping; tell us your models when you order.
WeCo makes modules that work in low-voltage clusters (48 V, in parallel) and in high-voltage stacks (in series, with a dedicated controller). This edition reads low-voltage clusters. If your installation is high voltage, write to us before ordering.
| Display | Content |
|---|---|
| Screen on the box | Charge, power, voltage, status |
Local dashboard (http://moniwatt.local) | All live values, each module, alarms, daily curves |
| Home Assistant | Device created automatically over MQTT |
| JSON API | Every value for your scripts |
| Cloud dashboard (optional, free) | History, CSV export, alerts, from anywhere |
Pre-order now. The box is tested on WeCo modules before it ships on 10 November 2026.
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