Storcube S1000 Pro Zero Export Solar Fixing Smart Meter Mode Using Shelly Pro 3EM and Raspberry Pi
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ePUB
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Nein
Family Sharing
Ja
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Ja
Erscheinungsdatum
21.04.2026
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Via Tolino MediaSeitenzahl
54 (Printausgabe)
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2021 KB
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Englisch
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9783695623976
The Storcube S1000 Pro officially supports Smart Meter mode with the Shelly Pro 3EM. However, in real-world installations this setup often fails to work correctly.
Why? Because the Storcube app allows you to select only a single phase. In a typical three-phase household, the device therefore never sees the actual total power consumption of the house. This can lead to:
. incorrect feed-in settings . unnecessary grid consumption . or even exporting power to the public grid when it shouldn't
This guide shows a simple and affordable solution to fix this limitation.
The IdeaWith the help of a small Raspberry Pi, you can create a virtual smart meter called CubePI. CubePI reads the measurement data from the Shelly Pro 3EM, calculates the total household consumption across all phases, and provides this value to the Storcube exactly as if it came from a real smart meter.
Nothing is modified or manipulated. CubePI simply delivers the correct data in the format the Storcube expects.
The result: reliable zero export control. Setup time: about 30 minutes. No coding required.
What You'll LearnThis guide explains the complete setup:
. Why the Storcube Smart Meter mode does not work correctly in many installations . How to set up a Raspberry Pi in just a few minutes . How to install and configure CubePI . How Shelly Pro 3EM, CubePI and Storcube work together . How to correctly add CubePI to the Storcube app . How to update CubePI in the future
All steps are beginner-friendly, even without Raspberry Pi or Linux experience.
What You'll Need. Storcube S1000 Pro (or compatible devices such as the Xoro SPS 1124) . Shelly Pro 3EM Gen2 . Raspberry Pi (for example a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W) . microSD card
The software is installed automatically using a simple script.
Why This Guide Is Different. Step-by-step explanations . Clear screenshots . Beginner-friendly instructions
NoteThis is an independent project. All trademarks belong to their respective owners.
Customer feedback"Everything is clearly and thoroughly documented and worked right away. I had already given up hope for proper zero export control with these batteries - thanks to the software it now works perfectly."
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