Overkiz: Cozitouch DHWP Actuator in energy dashboard

[sebaurel]

The problem

Hello

I cannot display the water consumption information for the water heater in the energy consumption table. io:AtlanticDomesticHotWaterProductionV2_CE_FLAT_C2_IOComponent

What version of Home Assistant Core has the issue?

2024.6.0

What was the last working version of Home Assistant Core?

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What type of installation are you running?

Home Assistant OS

Integration causing the issue

Overkiz

Link to integration documentation on our website

https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/overkiz/

Diagnostics information

overkiz-14d44a5c318663fc04fd2df76c289ecd-DHWP Actuator-28a9d54d7aed3c8d4ba20cc852a1f7e1.json

Example YAML snippet

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Additional information

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[kopierschnitte]

I'm using a different solution (not home assistant) to read out those values and can confirm that Atlantic seems to have changed something in their recent update. Maybe it's just a different URL or client_id but the result is that some API calls don't work anymore.

Maybe someone can capture the traffic of the recent iOS/Android app?

[iMicknl]

@sebaurel what is the exact sensor that you are missing in the Energy overview? Can you add a screenshot of your device page and the specific sensor?

[sebaurel]

Hello iMicknl,

I try to had the Water consumption.

Thanks.

[sebaurel]

Hello,

Thanks for the work @iMicknl But i have a issu when i add the sensor on the dashboard :( This sensor certainly does not give the total consumption, like the energy sensors, but over a period that I do not know. Maybe, it's not this sensor i need in this dashboard or a other bug ?

[kopierschnitte]

The sensor measures the total production instead of consumption. It's a little bit misleading...

[sebaurel]

I understand better! Thank you very much. So I will try to find a consumption sensor to connect to the inlet or outlet.

[kopierschnitte]

Well, if someone is really good at maths, you could calculate consumption out of production ... but that's way to complicated for me ;-)

[iMicknl]

How is this sensor represented in the official vendor app? The name of this state is very misleading if it is the water production instead of consumption..

What are the values of this sensor? Now we have configured it as total_increasing (see https://developers.home-assistant.io/docs/core/entity/sensor/#available-state-classes), but most likely this should be measurement?

[kopierschnitte]

The original app only displays a calculated consumption of the past days. I guess, it uses the production counter for these calculations.

And yes, I'm really sure the sensor is production and not consumption related.

total_increasing is fine, although there is an overflow at 65536