Please Add Energy Values

[thkaiser]

Please Add the Energy Value like "pd.chgSunPower", "pd.chgPowerAC", 'pd.dsgPowerAC', 'pd.chgPowerDC' and 'pd.dsgPowerDC' on River-Max. I don't understand the code enough to add an energy class. Could you give an hint on this

Regards Thomas

[vedranius]

+1 for this! I'd like to monitor solar power input on my River 2 Max but I don't know how to add it into Energy as solar input. Thanks!

[knyghtryda]

@thkaiser I've created a PR #75 for the energy readings on the delta pro. Should be useful for you if you want to do the same for the River Max. I think it might just be a copy/paste job actually, but I can't actually test that on my side since I don't have a River Max.

[tolwi]

@knyghtryda it looks like those sensors should be SensorDeviceClass.POWER (MEASUREMENT/WATT), are you sure those are ENERGY (kWh, increasing) ? (see #82)

[knyghtryda]

@tolwi This is a mislabeling on Ecoflow's part. All the real "power" values are labeled with "watt". Here are some sample values from my Delta Pro:

      "pd.chgPowerAc": 9809,
      "pd.chgPowerDc": 0,
      "pd.chgSunPower": 2296,
      "pd.dcInUsedTime": 0,
      "pd.dcOutState": 1,
      "pd.dsgPowerAc": 7922,
      "pd.dsgPowerDc": 440,

Those are obviously not watt values.

[tolwi]

could be watt * 10 - https://github.com/tolwi/hassio-ecoflow-cloud/issues/19#issuecomment-1519063622

[knyghtryda]

I just grabbed the raw values from the diagnostic:

      "pd.chgPowerAc": 38499,
      "pd.chgPowerDc": 0,
      "pd.chgSunPower": 7128,
      "pd.dcInUsedTime": 0,
      "pd.dcOutState": 1,
      "pd.dsgPowerAc": 37039,
      "pd.dsgPowerDc": 440,

And here's my screenshot of the device dashboard:

A few things. One is that chgPowerAc/Dc etc. do not decrease (as far as I can tell) which means they are definitely not watts. Also, those values are definitely not correlated with the current Total in power, Total out Power, or Solar In power, which were the previously available power values.

Edit: One strange thing I'm seeing is that DC Out Power. That doesn't look right at all... I've not nothing hooked into DC at the moment.

Edit 2: Ok, DC Out Power definitely in 1/10 watt. The graph is tracking my solar input :P

[thkaiser]

Hi Tolwi, I'am a bit surprised. I tested the code and verified the correct working. Could you please integrate in the code, please. For reference you could also look into https://github.com/mmiller7/ecoflow-withoutflow/blob/main/cloud-mqtt/home-assistant_package_ecoflow_dm2k_mqtt.yaml which I used before. DC In Current was there with /100 and DC In Voltage with /10, but this doesn't affect the energy settings.

[thkaiser]

See Sun Energy and Power as an example Verlauf – Home Assistant.pdf