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6 months ago Don't worry, you can just ignore the warning. Most people have a utility meter that counts up continuously so it would be unexpected for it to ever go down. In that case you'd want to know something wasn't working. However, in your case it is expected behaviour. Maybe I should remove the warning.
On Fri, 22 Dec 2023, 08:30 Vincent, @.***> wrote:
I have a question regarding the utility_meter component for import_sensor and export_sensor. In the documentation it statess it has to be cummlatively (e.g. output of a utility_meter component).
Since I received a warning on a decreased value I assume that the sensors cannot be reset. I am using utility meters that measure daily use, hence they reset every day.
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I have a question regarding the
utility_metercomponent forimport_sensorandexport_sensor. In the documentation it statess it has to be _cummlatively (e.g. output of a utilitymeter component).Since I received a warning on a decreased value I assume that the sensors cannot be reset. I am using utility meters that measure daily use, hence they reset every day.