Closed Meatballs1 closed 1 year ago
Interesting - the only way I can see this occuring is if data from previously in the year that wasn't in Hildebrand systems got added to them. Did you by any chance recently look back at historic data in the app?
To fix this, rather than directly editing the database you can edit the long term statistics via the Home Assistant UI - details here: https://www.home-assistant.io/blog/2022/04/06/release-20224/#adjusting-long-term-statistics
Coincidentally I had another erroneous spike today (10kWh) at 0800-0900 on the graph (0600-0700 in table) but not on any of the interim days:
545944|2022-05-25 09:00:10.764244|131|2022-05-25 08:00:00.000000|||||566.648|480.137
545834|2022-05-25 08:00:10.831118|131|2022-05-25 07:00:00.000000|||||566.581|480.07
545724|2022-05-25 07:00:10.786395|131|2022-05-25 06:00:00.000000|||||556.319|469.808
545614|2022-05-25 06:00:10.737544|131|2022-05-25 05:00:00.000000|||||556.319|469.808
Bright seems to be fairly up to date without big periods of missing readings 1703 and I have values up to 1600 in the app. Had a new meter on 4th April so shouldn't have additional data coming in as far as I can tell and not had any significant gaps but could be wrong.
I need to find time to upgrade HA to get to the editing statistics feature..!
The spikes are ‘usual’ sadly, The reading provided is the reading is the delta since the last success. It seems from your stats, that some data points were not read (quite common sadly), so when it finally starts working, you get a spike.
v1.0.0 of the integration improves the stability of retrieving the data from the API and so spikes like this should no longer occur.
I received an erroneous reading:
Statistics table now contains a big jump between 0800 and 0900:
Not 100% if fixing the value and all those above would work? Would I just get another large jump later on?
My actual usage according to the bright app is (I have solar):
0800 - 0 0830 - 0 0900 - 0 0930 - 0.03 1000 - 0.0