Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
It's not a problem, just a niche nice-to-have.
Describe the solution you'd like
Make the connecting line disappear when the current power goes below the Display Zero Tolerance. i.e. when power is as-good-as zero as well as when it is actually zero.
Describe alternatives you've considered
I could maybe use a Template to subtract the base power usage from the current usage (making sure it doesn't go negative), so that when it is idling then the value is zero. I'm not sure whether that is possible or would work. Or I could just live with it the way it is!
Additional context
In this image, the Battery and the Car are exchanging no power and so their connecting lines have nicely disappeared. For the Hot Water though, although the thermostat has turned it off and it is not actually heating water, there is always a small amount of power (4W-8W) being reported by the sensor. It's a solar diverter and I suppose it uses some power to monitor the system even if it is not actually heating water. I use Display Power Tolerance to hide this value, but the line remains. It would be nice if the line could disappear if the value is not being displayed due to the Display Power Tolerance (but be displayed when more power is being reported, as that means the water is being heated).
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. It's not a problem, just a niche nice-to-have.
Describe the solution you'd like Make the connecting line disappear when the current power goes below the Display Zero Tolerance. i.e. when power is as-good-as zero as well as when it is actually zero.
Describe alternatives you've considered I could maybe use a Template to subtract the base power usage from the current usage (making sure it doesn't go negative), so that when it is idling then the value is zero. I'm not sure whether that is possible or would work. Or I could just live with it the way it is!
Additional context In this image, the Battery and the Car are exchanging no power and so their connecting lines have nicely disappeared. For the Hot Water though, although the thermostat has turned it off and it is not actually heating water, there is always a small amount of power (4W-8W) being reported by the sensor. It's a solar diverter and I suppose it uses some power to monitor the system even if it is not actually heating water. I use Display Power Tolerance to hide this value, but the line remains. It would be nice if the line could disappear if the value is not being displayed due to the Display Power Tolerance (but be displayed when more power is being reported, as that means the water is being heated).