Device Overview

SMA Sunny Home Manager 2.0 is a residential energy-management gateway for SMA solar homes. It sits in the switch or meter cabinet, measures energy flow at the grid-connection point, and coordinates compatible inverters, storage, EV charging and flexible loads through SMA's Sunny Portal powered by ennexOS and SMA Energy App ecosystem.

This page treats it as an energy gateway / data logger, not as a standalone energy-meter page. Its value is the control and coordination layer: it helps decide when to run loads, charge batteries, charge an EV, or limit export based on PV production, forecasts, tariffs and system settings.

Core Gateway Fields

The current HM-20 ennexOS operating manual supports up to 26 monitored and visualized devices, of which up to 12 can be actively controlled. It also documents limits including one SMA battery or hybrid inverter, three SMA EV chargers and five SMA Energy Meters. SMA Energy Meter interface, SEMP, EEBUS, Speedwire/Ethernet and a local Modbus TCP grid-control interface make the device useful for coordinated self-consumption rather than meter readings alone.

Installation And Connectivity

Sunny Home Manager 2.0 is designed for DIN-rail / top-hat-rail installation in the switch or meter cabinet. Ethernet connects it to the local network and compatible devices. Sunny Portal powered by ennexOS and SMA Energy App provide the normal setup, configuration, visualization, forecast and tariff workflows; the local Modbus TCP interface is specifically documented for supported grid-control setpoints rather than as a general-purpose open telemetry API.

Compatibility Notes

Use this record for SMA Home Energy Solution comparisons where the buyer is evaluating system-level coordination: PV inverter data, battery charging windows, EV charging behavior, dynamic active-power control, zero-export controls and smart-load scheduling. Compatibility depends on exact device model and firmware, so SMA's current compatibility list should be checked before purchase or system design.

Practical Limits

Dynamic-tariff support is currently documented for Germany, Belgium and the Netherlands, while product availability and compatible-device support vary by country. The device is not a MID billing meter. Although the hardware includes grid-point measurement, this record intentionally leaves energy-meter-only fields such as accuracyClass, currentSensorSetup and maxCurrentAmps unset because it is maintained as a gateway/data-logger page.