Closed SauRoNZA closed 2 years ago
This should be available in the developer version of the addon.
Not sure what your usecase is, but if you simply want to check if the grid is live, you can use grid_frequency or grid_voltage
Yeah I've been using Grid Voltage via Node Red to trigger turning off non-essentials effectively and turning them back on when it's over, but due to the variable nature of it and the state not being a constant it tends to give random false triggers.
Thanks for the excellent and quite response and all your work, this Add-on probably my most used now.
Excellent, Dev did the job and super simple to switch to as well. Was worried it would make new entities.
Great, as long as you read from the same inverter (serial number) the entities should be the same between the dev/normal addon.
you might have some issues with prefix not updating on existing entities, but that will also happen when you change the sensor prefix on the same version of the addon
I’m not sure what exactly you’ll get from this sensor though 😊 as it was added by another user and I’ve never tested it. It would be good if you can share some results
freq<40 is quite reliable. Voltage < 50 should also be…
This is my power binary_sensor
template:
binary_sensor:
- name: Load shedding
state: "{{ states('sensor.ss_grid_frequency') | default (50) | int(0) < 40 }}"
grid_connected seems to be working. It just need a filter adjustment, probably to last, you can do it using this in your config: grid_connected_status:last
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Sunsynk / mbusd Home Assistant Add-On
Describe the issue/bug
Grid Connected Status - grid_connected_status value appears not to be supported or working as expected.
Expected behavior
Like other sensors expect adding grid_connected_status to the configuration to populate this sensor value but it claims to be unknown.
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