Compatibility

Find your inverter or air conditioner, and review the standards GridPassport supports.

Inverters & home batteries

44 inverter and battery brands in the local connection catalog.

Some profiles provide selected controls; others currently contribute monitoring data to the home plan.

Deye runs in the first live GridPassport home. Every brand page lists the models present in GridPassport and whether the connection can control settings or read system data. We confirm the exact home setup before activation.

Air conditioning

548 AC remote-control entries across 124 brands and related labels.

GridPassport uses infrared, just like your remote.

More AC brands and OEM labels94
Remote code but no brand match?

Five shared control families are listed by the code printed on the remote.

View shared remote families

Mitsubishi Electric MLZ-KP25VF with its SG175 remote is the first-home reference. The indoor-unit and remote labels together give the strongest match, so send us both when you apply.

Catalog checked against the current GridPassport system on 2026-07-29.

How GridPassport compatibility status is assigned

Brand names and marks identify the equipment discussed. They remain the property of their owners and do not imply manufacturer endorsement.

Open energy flexibility

GridPassport supports S2 as a local Customer Energy Manager.

S2 (EN 50491-12-2) lets a compatible energy device describe what it can safely change. GridPassport can include that flexibility in the same household plan as solar, batteries, tariffs, forecasts and backup reserve.

What S2 support means in GridPassport

GridPassport's role: the local Customer Energy Manager for the home.

What devices can share: how much energy they can safely use, produce or store, and when.

What stays protected: device safety limits and the household rules you set.

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More of the heavy side of the home.

Heat pumpsHot waterEV chargers

Your setup

See if your hardware fits.

Send us the model numbers. Founding homes pay 35 EUR for hardware and 59 EUR per home per year.