For Sigenergy system owners

Your Sigenergy solar, at a glance.

SigBuddy sits on a shelf and shows what your system is doing this second — what the sun is making, what the house is drawing, where the battery is at. You stop unlocking your phone to find out.

Reads your Sigenergy system directly over your own wifi. No cloud account, no subscription, nothing leaving the house.

A SigBuddy screen, running a day on a loop
LIVE 1S 07:20 SOLAR 0.0kW EV 0.0kW BATTERY 18% OUT 0.9 kW GRID 0.4kW IMPORT HOUSE 1.6kW 0.1 KWH TODAY
  • It reads your system, not a website

    SigBuddy talks to your Sigenergy system over your own wifi, using the Modbus connection built into it. Your production figures never leave the house, and the display keeps working when the internet doesn't.

  • It shows your car charging

    Got a Sigenergy EV charger? Your car gets its own spot on the screen, with how much power it's drawing and when it's charging, right next to the house. A DC charger adds the car's own battery level.

  • It tells you when the grid goes down

    If there's a power cut and your system switches to backup, the grid figure drops to zero and a flashing OFF GRID appears under it, easy to spot from across the room. When the grid is back it goes back to showing import and export.

  • Solar-only and off-grid are first-class setups

    No battery? No grid? Say so during setup and that leg disappears from the diagram entirely. You get a display drawn for the system you own, not one with a dead corner.

  • Fully upgradeable

    Software updates can be loaded locally and the units upgraded later to take advantage of any new features.

  • Nothing to sign into, ever

    No app to install, no account to make, no password to reset in two years. It's plug and play and fully self contained.

The 2.8-inch SigBuddy held in one hand, showing solar 4.3 kW, battery 100 percent, grid 3.3 kW and house 1.0 kW.
The 2.8-inch, in one hand. It takes up about as much bench as a coffee mug, and reads clearly from across a kitchen.
The 5-inch SigBuddy standing on a kitchen bench, showing solar 4.1 kW, battery 100 percent, grid 2.8 kW and house 1.3 kW.
The 5-inch: a large, clear screen you can read from anywhere in the room, whatever angle you happen to be standing at.
A 4.3-inch, start to finish: tap your network on the touchscreen and it finds your Sigenergy system on its own within about 60s.

Three sizes

Same readings. Pick the one that suits the room.

The 2.8-inch is for close range — a desk, a kitchen bench, the shelf by the door. The 4.3-inch reads across a room, and the 5-inch reads across a bigger one. Both of the larger two use an IPS panel — a clearer picture, and it stays readable from off to the side, so you are not stuck standing square on to it. All three show the same figures and follow a similar quick setup process.

The 2.8-inch, 4.3-inch and 5-inch SigBuddy side by side on a bench, smallest to largest, all three showing the same reading at 15:55 — solar 4.4 kW, battery 100 percent, 2.7 kW exporting to the grid and house 1.7 kW.
Left to right: 2.8-inch, 4.3-inch, 5-inch. One system, one moment, photographed together so the sizes are the only thing that differs.
The 2.8-inch SigBuddy in a black printed case and stand, showing solar 4.4 kW, battery 100 percent, grid 2.7 kW and house 1.7 kW.

2.8-inch

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320 × 240, in a printed case and stand. A good entry level model to place on a desk.

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The 4.3-inch SigBuddy in a black printed case and stand, showing solar 4.4 kW, battery 100 percent, 2.7 kW exporting to the grid and house 1.7 kW.

4.3-inch

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800 × 480 on an IPS panel — nearly four times the pixels of the 2.8-inch, and it holds its picture from off to the side rather than washing out. Touchscreen, so setup and settings happen on the display itself.

  • Panel4.3" 800 × 480 IPS, touch
  • SetupOn the screen itself
  • EV chargerSigenergy AC or DC
  • In the boxPrinted case and stand, USB-A to C cable
  • PowerUSB-C — plug not included
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The 5-inch SigBuddy in a black printed case and stand, showing solar 4.4 kW, battery 100 percent, grid 2.7 kW and house 1.7 kW.

5-inch

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Premium 800 × 480 IPS touchscreen, on a bigger piece of glass and just as readable from an angle. The one to pick for a larger space.

  • Panel5" 800 × 480 IPS, touch
  • SetupOn the screen itself
  • EV chargerSigenergy AC or DC
  • In the boxPrinted case and stand, USB-A to C cable
  • PowerUSB-C — plug not included
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New in firmware 4.0.0, every SigBuddy

Your EV charger, on the diagram

If your car charges from a Sigenergy charger, it gets its own place on the screen: above the house, with the car's power as the big figure and what it's doing underneath.

  • Sigenergy AC charger: the car's power and whether it's charging. An AC charger can't see the car's battery, so there's no percentage.
  • Sigenergy DC charger Beta: the car's power, whether it's charging, the car's own battery percentage, and V2X when the car is running the house or exporting to the grid.
  • 2.8-inch, basic support: the car's power and whether it's charging, from either kind of Sigenergy charger. No battery percentage or V2X on the smaller screen.

Displays already out there can be upgraded anytime. Most can do it themselves: open the display's update page and it offers 4.0.0. If yours doesn't, just reach out. All new displays ship with this version. Tell the display which charger you have in its settings, or on the 2.8-inch, during setup or on its web page. Nothing on the charger needs changing. With other brands of charger, the car's draw is counted in the house figure.

SOLAR 9.4kW EV 7.2kW CHARGING CHARGING 62% BATTERY 96% IN 1.1 kW GRID 0.0kW HOUSE 1.1kW
AC: power and chargingDC: plus the car's battery level

Owners

My order arrived overnight thanks. It took me longer to walk to the letterbox than it did to set up the display… too easy!! 😄

My wife is rapt. She doesn’t carry her phone around 24/7 and gets tired of me telling her to check the solar.

Exactly as advertised — simple, effective, and it just works. 👍 That’s an easy 5/5 stars from me.

David

Thanks for the solar display. It is so simple but useful.

Ian

It’s excellent! Hope you sell plenty as it’s a great value for the price and a fabulous piece of kit!

Richard