M-TEC Modbus templates

All 9 available M-TEC templates for ModbusCloud.

Monitor and control M-TEC heat pumps and Energy Butler inverters via Modbus RTU or TCP.

Templates
9
Connection
Modbus RTU and TCP
Registers
1 to 63 per template
Compatible models
WPD · WPS · WPL · WPLK · M-TEC Energy Butler
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M-TEC builds heat pumps for heating, cooling, and domestic hot water, and the Energy Butler family of hybrid PV inverters — including the GEN2 and GEN3 variants with separate PV, grid, and battery register groups. The same installer often handles both on a single project: a heat pump in the utility room and an Energy Butler with a battery on the wall next to the distribution board. M-TEC hardware ends up across residential and small-commercial energy setups in German-speaking markets and beyond.

Modbuscloud ships eight M-TEC templates covering both the heat-pump controller and the Energy Butler inverter ranges over Modbus RTU and Modbus TCP. You can read supply and return temperatures, operating mode, and hot-water status on the heat pump, and battery state of charge, PV generation, grid import and export on the Energy Butler. The heat-pump template also exposes the control points that M-TEC publishes for heating, cooling, and hot water.

All eight M-TEC templates are free to browse. Import one into your portal and start reading live M-TEC data within minutes.

What you can read out

  • Heat-pump supply and return temperatures
  • Heat-pump operating mode and hot-water status
  • PV generation per string
  • Battery state of charge and power
  • Grid import and export power

Typical installations

  • Residential heating installations with an M-TEC heat pump and PV battery system
  • Small-commercial buildings combining heating, cooling, and self-consumption PV
  • Hybrid retrofits where heat pump and Energy Butler share one installer portal

Want to see how it works?

Electrician working in an open distribution board