No just the icon changesIs that battery icon changing colour based on charging and discharging?
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No just the icon changesIs that battery icon changing colour based on charging and discharging?
Agreed, it's very neat and the SOC jumps nicely.That can work as well. Looks a lot cleaner now.
Anyone with a deye install that is able to get the battery daily charge/discharge rates on HA?
I can see the values in solarman but the sensors haven't pulled through.
Using the StephanJoubert intergration
you need to tweak your integration yaml.Anyone with a deye install that is able to get the battery daily charge/discharge rates on HA?
I can see the values in solarman but the sensors haven't pulled through.
Using the StephanJoubert intergration
Awesome thanks.you need to tweak your integration yaml.
See #251
Best to have a look here, https://kellerza.github.io/sunsynk/reference/sensor-modifiers
PS: if you want to user the timer, it creates a select sensor which needs to convert it to switch, used a templete sensor.
YAML:switch: - platform: template switches: use_timer: friendly_name: "Inverter timer" value_template: "{{ is_state('select.ss_use_timer', 'On') }}" turn_on: service: select.select_option target: entity_id: select.ss_use_timer data: option: 'On' turn_off: service: select.select_option target: entity_id: select.ss_use_timer data: option: 'Off' icon_template: >- {% if is_state('select.ss_use_timer', 'On') %} mdi:timer-outline {% else %} mdi:timer-off-outline {% endif %}
@kellerza sure npYou can also import a SwitchRWSensor from rwsensors - the last suggestion on this - https://github.com/kellerza/sunsynk/discussions/137#discussioncomment-5849694 - will probbaly add this as a standard sensor
@Slip - would you mind if I add a writeup of your panel & link to your repo to the sunsynk examples? - https://kellerza.github.io/sunsynk/examples/lovelace
Maybe something for later but going to keep it simple for now. You would need to look at both SOC and battery current to identify a floating stateSmall suggestion.
When the battery is at 100% set the wording to: battery floating
You can also use the battery amps when between -2 and 2 to display only : battery floating.
Hide 99% to 100% when fully charged.
But bigger can be better in this case ;-)Specsavers are running a special at the moment.
None at this stage but I can look into it. For now try flipping your phone into landscape mode.@Slip - is there an option to increase the font size? Especially for the more-important numbers (e.g. everything watt)
The defaults seems to be borderline on being comfortable to read on a phone
@kellerza looks like your grid connected sensor is not working properly with the example card you created. What is its output. The card expects a 0/1 or off/on
My solarman (on Deye) doesn't give any deye named sensors. I created sensor.sunsynkcard_gridstatus for the purposes of this card. The code is on slip's gitI had the same issue with a deye inverter. Was related to the template sensor which was spitting out 0 everytime..
For deye (or my specific solarman dongle), it should be deye_grid_connected_status instead of solarman_grid_connected_status
Landscape mode shows 2x Lovelace columns, so the width does not change at all...None at this stage but I can look into it. For now try flipping your phone into landscape mode.
It might have been unknown at that point in time, but we also had loadshedding - it's 0/1 now@kellerza looks like your grid connected sensor is not working properly with the example card you created. What is its output. The card expects a 0/1 or off/on
