MyEnergi Eddi integration
Connect a supported MyEnergi Eddi to see hot-water diversion separately from household and EV demand, with source-aware solar, battery and grid context.
Controlled rollout
Eddi monitoring is available, with manual boost enabled separately.
Connect a supported Eddi for separate hot-water monitoring and source-aware whole-home reporting. Monitoring does not enable control; manual heater-1 boost is available only for separately enabled installations.
Monitoring comes first
Eddi diversion and daily hot-water energy remain useful even when no control is enabled.
Sources stay visible
Available solar, battery and grid contributions sit beside hot-water demand in the whole-home view.
Boost is separately gated
Only enabled installations can request a bounded heater-1 boost, with fresh Eddi status used for confirmation.
Why this page exists
Eddi can turn surplus solar into hot water, but homeowners still need to know how much energy reached the tank and whether it came from solar, the battery or the grid.
Hot water
Hot-water monitoring first, with manual boost enabled separately.
What 1app.energy does here
- Discover a supported Eddi from the same verified MyEnergi account used for Zappi, while keeping hot water separate from EV charging.
- Show live Eddi diversion and daily hot-water energy beside household, solar, battery and grid behaviour.
- Explain the available hot-water source mix so customers can distinguish solar contribution from battery discharge or grid import.
- Offer a bounded heater-1 manual boost for 15, 30 or 60 minutes only where the installation is separately enabled and fresh provider status confirms the result.
- Keep schedules, heater 2, relays and automatic Eddi optimisation in MyEnergi rather than implying unsupported control.
Why this is a strong fit
- 1app.energy treats diverted hot water as a distinct whole-home load instead of hiding it inside general household consumption.
- The dashboard can place Eddi beside solar, battery, EV, grid and tariff data so the source and timing of hot-water energy make sense.
- Monitoring remains useful even when manual boost is not enabled for the installation.
Where this integration fits best
Related whole-home use cases
These pages connect this integration to the broader home-level problems users are trying to solve.
Solar hot water with MyEnergi Eddi in one home-energy view
See Eddi hot-water diversion separately from household and EV demand, understand whether the energy came from solar, battery or grid, and keep boost controls within the supported boundary.
Solar and battery Smart Control for smart tariffs
This is the core 1app.energy use case: understanding whether solar, battery reserve and tariff timing are working together or fighting each other.
Solar, battery and EV charging in one app
This is one of the strongest SaaS acquisition pages because the value proposition is simple: stop managing three overlapping energy systems in three different tools.
Whole-home conflict detection for modern energy homes
The more flexible devices a home has, the more valuable it becomes to detect conflicts between them before they show up as cost, lost solar or poor comfort.
Related guides
Read the practical setup and whole-home guidance behind this integration.
MyEnergi Eddi: see solar hot water in the whole-home picture
Learn how Eddi monitoring, source-aware reporting, same-account discovery and bounded manual boost fit together.
Get your MyEnergi API key for Zappi and Eddi
Prepare the original MyEnergi account, gateway serial and API key used for supported device discovery.
Priority access
Start the signup check for your Eddi home
Tell us about your Eddi, solar, battery and tariff setup so we can confirm the supported monitoring and control boundary.
Start with the signup check.
If your inverter is supported, you can create an account straight away. If it is not listed, the same flow sends you to the compatibility list.
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