Patrick762 / hassio-bluetti-bt

Bluetti Integration for Home Assistant
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[Feature Request]: Add compatibility to energy Dashboard #69

Open GammaPotato opened 3 months ago

GammaPotato commented 3 months ago

yea.. the name above says is "Add compatibility to energy Dashboard". its will be nice to see how much energy got used, stored and generated if the is an solar panel. is it possible to add?

Patrick762 commented 3 months ago

If you have an EP600 it should already be possible. The entity in this case is sensor.ep600XXXXXXX_total_power_generation

GammaPotato commented 3 months ago

I have the EB3A. Is it possible make it for this possible?

ItsMe00007 commented 3 months ago

I added the following manually to my configuration.yaml to convert the power information from my AC500 into energy information to be able to include it into the energy panel. PV_IN in the Solar-part and PV_IN and AC_OUT in the battery part of the energy panel.

Just use your sensor details, then you can configure the PV Part of the energy panel. For Name+unique_id you can define what you want Reload YAML or restart HA after updating the configuration.yaml. It could take some time until you see the new ENERGY sensors in the Overview.

` # AC500 Convert Power to Energy

It should look like this in the configuration.yaml:

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GammaPotato commented 3 months ago

this is the "riemann helper" right?

GammaPotato commented 3 months ago

@Patrick762 pls add the requested function. the Riemann helper didnt work correct.

Patrick762 commented 3 months ago

I'll look into it as soon as I find some more time. Shouldn't be too difficult (because now I can test it with my EB3A)

ItsMe00007 commented 3 months ago

this is the "riemann helper" right?

Yes, this is the Riemann helper .

What did not work correct ?

GammaPotato commented 3 months ago

this is the "riemann helper" right?

Yes, this is the Riemann helper .

What did not work correct ?

I charged the EB3A With my solar 1,3 kwh(riemann says that) Then used it for 2 hours with 9 watts. Riemann says i used 4,56 kwh? That cant be possible

Charge from 51% to 89% and used to 72%

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