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September 2026 release notes

Your battery looks past midnight, Solis hybrid inverters, and a connection that recovers by itself.

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Written by Sam Aerts

This month your battery plans further ahead, Helios works with one more brand, and your installation stays connected more reliably. Here is what you notice at home.

Your battery looks past midnight

Your battery plans based on electricity prices. Tomorrow's prices are only published in the afternoon, so until then the plan stopped at midnight. Energy still in the battery at that point counted for nothing, which could lead to selling stored solar power in the evening and buying it back at night.

Helios now also estimates the prices after that. Your battery therefore plans through the night and keeps energy for when you need it. As soon as the real prices are published, they replace the estimate.

Helios now also works with Solis hybrid inverters

Next to Sofar, Sungrow and Huawei, Helios now also steers Solis hybrid inverters with a battery. One more brand you can choose freely.

Your installation finds your inverter again by itself

When your router gives your inverter a new network address, the connection used to drop until someone set it up again. Helios now finds your inverter again by itself, so your battery keeps being steered.

Support can fine-tune your battery plan remotely

Every home is different. If your battery plays it too safe or not safe enough, our support team can now adjust how cautiously it plans for your home, remotely and without a visit.

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