Closed rmtucker closed 4 months ago
simply 2x 3000mAh = 6000
simply 2x 3000mAh = 6000
That is the strange thing as the capacity is still 3000mah as the batteries are in series. Or is there something in the code dividing battery_capacity / batteries_count. This is what i don't understand?
parallel connection 2x3000mAh if they are in series then 1x3000mAh the difference is voltage 3.6 or 7.2V
Hi The battery capacity is unclear to me. If i am using 2 x 18650,With 3000mah rating each,what do i set in the config? sensor:
- platform: ina219_ups_hat name: Hassio UPS # Optional unique_id: hassio_ups # Optional scan_interval: 60 # Optional batteries_count: 3 # Optional max_soc: 91 # Optional battery_capacity: 9000 # Optional sma_samples: 5 # Optional
Because i have seen that without setting battery_capacity that it will not run,even though it says optional.
batteries_count: 2
battery_capacity: 6000
Hi The battery capacity is unclear to me. If i am using 2 x 18650,With 3000mah rating each,what do i set in the config? sensor:
platform: ina219_ups_hat name: Hassio UPS # Optional unique_id: hassio_ups # Optional scan_interval: 60 # Optional batteries_count: 3 # Optional max_soc: 91 # Optional battery_capacity: 9000 # Optional sma_samples: 5 # Optional
Because i have seen that without setting battery_capacity that it will not run,even though it says optional.