Unit of Measurement Consistency with HA and other Integrations

[mwolter805]

Hello, Noticed there is a unit_of_measurement inconsistency with other integrations and sensors. This became apparent when attempting to compare measurements from the hass-weatherflow and Thermal Comfort integrations.

As you can see in the screenshot below, because the unit_of_measurement is not consistent between the sensors, the scales do not match and the values can not be easily compared.

In the graph, "Back Patio" is a sensor from hass-weatherflow and uses the unit of measurement "g/m^3" the other two sensors are from Thermal Comfort and use the unit of measurement "g/m³". Note, hass-weatherflow uses the carrot symbol (^) to indicate power when Thermal Comfort uses the cubed symbol.

In spirit of consistency and compatibility with Home Assistant, when reviewing these documents, it appears all units for area or volume use the cubed (³) or squared (²) symbol and not the carrot symbol (ie ^3, or ^2).

Although there could be more, it appears there are two sensors created by hass-weatherflow that use carrot.

Would it be possible to update the units of sensors created by hass-weatherflow and possibly hass-weatherflow2mqtt to be more consistent with Home Assistant?

Regards, Matt

[briis]

Fixed with release 1.0.13.

[mwolter805]

@briis Looks like an incorrect unit was used. Appears that micro grams per cubic meter (µg/m³) was used instead of grams per cubic meter (g/m³).

[briis]

Ups - You are right. Fixed with 1.0.14

[mwolter805]

perfect, thanks