Closed CanisLupus-42 closed 8 months ago
This is a known issue. My is about, if not exactly, 10 times to high (Bosch/Buderus heat pump). A template sensor should fix it (divided by 10).
Actually it seems to be both issues mentioned. For me, with a Buderus heat pump it is also too high by a factor of 10 and it adds roughly every hour a value with 19xx kWh to the data. Sometimes this gets neutralized by a corresponding -19xx kWh value. After deleting all those +/-19xx values and dividing the remaining by 10 it seems pretty close to where it should be, compared to the Buderus App statistics.
You can use new statistic API where data are more accurate. Follow wiki for configuration info https://github.com/bosch-thermostat/home-assistant-bosch-custom-component/wiki/New-API-support
Describe the bug The 'energy consumption' sensor steadily increases, when the the burner is active (as expected) . But every hour it jumps up by a huge amount, even if the burner is not in use. This amount added hourly seems to be increasing over time, but I can't figure out by how much or on which basis. The problem seems to have been around since I integrated the heating in HA 6 weeks ago. I just started looking at the energy values a few days ago and therefore noticed it.
Expected behavior I cleaned up the data and eliminated all the hourly additions. The resulting values seem valid and roughly match the gas meter. In conclusion: The expected behavior would be a realistic counter, without the unexplicable hourly additions.
Screenshots
sensor.energy_consumption over the last 24 hours, the hourly jumps are clearly visible:
sensor.energy_consumption in the long run. As the hourly steps are increasing, there is an exponential growth over time:
Corrected graph, by deleting the hourly increases:
Version
Additional context I integrated the heating system based on a 'GB212-15 H IP' and a 'RC-310' localy via HTTP.