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PELS keeps your Homey Pro home under its hourly power limit and shifts EV charging, heating, and hot water into the cheapest hours — automatically, every hour.
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Price and capacity controlled energy storage system
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PELS (Pris- og Effektstyrt Energilagringssystem) is a Homey Pro app for capacity-aware energy control. It keeps large electrical loads inside your hourly or Belgian 15-minute capacity limit, resumes them automatically when there is available power again, and can shift flexible heating toward cheaper hours.
The public documentation lives at pels.barelysufficient.org.
• User docs and setup guide:
• Technical reference:
• Contributor setup:
The public docs site publishes three static channels on one GitHub Pages domain:Read the full README ↗PELS (Pris- og Effektstyrt Energilagringssystem) is a Homey Pro app for capacity-aware energy control. It keeps large electrical loads inside your hourly or 15-minute capacity limit, resumes them automatically when there is available power again, and can shift flexible heating toward cheaper hours.
The public documentation lives at pels.barelysufficient.org.
npm install
npm run docs:dev
The public docs site publishes three static channels on one GitHub Pages domain:
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