Sunsynk + Home Assistant

OK. Try 4.3.1 and set `auto_scale: false` for all the card sections or if you want that feature make sure all your sensors have the correct unit_of_measurement configured
 
Slip said:
OK. Try 4.3.1 and set `auto_scale: false` for all the card sections or if you want that feature make sure all your sensors have the correct unit_of_measurement configured
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Thanks for the update. Much appreciated.

How do I assign unit_of_measurements?

If I auto_scale to false, it displays correctly but when true it does not.
 
If you are using template sensors then you need to add it like so

YAML: 
 - sensor:
      - name: "SS Daily PV 108"
        state: >
          {{state_attr('sensor.sunsynk_input', 'etoday')|float(0)|round(1)}}
        unit_of_measurement: kWh
      - name: "SS PV1 186"
        state: >
          {{state_attr('sensor.sunsynk_input', 'pv1')|float(0)|round(0)}}
        unit_of_measurement: W
      - name: "SS PV2 187"
        state: >
          {{state_attr('sensor.sunsynk_input', 'pv2')|float(0)|round(0)}}
        unit_of_measurement: W

You can confirm in developer tools

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Slip said:
If you are using template sensors then you need to add it like so

YAML: 
 - sensor:
      - name: "SS Daily PV 108"
        state: >
          {{state_attr('sensor.sunsynk_input', 'etoday')|float(0)|round(1)}}
        unit_of_measurement: kWh
      - name: "SS PV1 186"
        state: >
          {{state_attr('sensor.sunsynk_input', 'pv1')|float(0)|round(0)}}
        unit_of_measurement: W
      - name: "SS PV2 187"
        state: >
          {{state_attr('sensor.sunsynk_input', 'pv2')|float(0)|round(0)}}
        unit_of_measurement: W

You can confirm in developer tools

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Thanks, this worked. Changed it all to kwH for the units of measurement with the exception of PV1 and PV2 for the auto_scale to work.

Thanks again.
 
@Slip

Any plans on being able to show multiple batteries? I looked through the documentation and it doesn't appear to be possible right now.
 
v4.4.0

Exciting New Features

- feat: the card can now be configured using the visual editor. Thank you @Pho3niX90

fe91273b-0d74-4123-9f6a-85b55566c6bf



### Other Changes
* Feature/UI config by @Pho3niX90 in https://github.com/slipx06/sunsynk-power-flow-card/pull/164


**Full Changelog**: https://github.com/slipx06/sunsynk-power-flow-card/compare/v4.3.1...v4.4.0
 
@Slip
I get:
"No visual editor available for type 'custom:sunsynk-power-flow-card'."

What am I missing?
I did update, then a restart of Home Assistant.
Perhaps let me test in Incognito Mode.
 
Slip said:
v4.4.0

Exciting New Features

- feat: the card can now be configured using the visual editor. Thank you @Pho3niX90

fe91273b-0d74-4123-9f6a-85b55566c6bf



### Other Changes
* Feature/UI config by @Pho3niX90 in https://github.com/slipx06/sunsynk-power-flow-card/pull/164


**Full Changelog**: https://github.com/slipx06/sunsynk-power-flow-card/compare/v4.3.1...v4.4.0
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I have the latest version 4.4.0, but it still says "No visual editor available for type 'custom:sunsynk-power-flow-card'."

Any ideas what could be wrong?
 
v4.5.0
Exciting New Features

- feat: update default essential icon to `mdi:home-import-outline`
- feat: add `dynamic_icon:` attribute to load. The essential icon will change when there is 100% contribution from a single power source (battery, grid, solar). This is enabled by default
- feat: add `dynamic_colour:` attribute to grid. All grid objects will be set to the `no_grid_colour` when there is no grid power. This is enabled by default. If disabled the `no_grid_colour` will only be used to set the colour of the grid icon when grid is disconnected.
- feat: grid icon will change when exporting energy

**Full Changelog**: https://github.com/slipx06/sunsynk-power-flow-card/compare/v4.4.3...v4.5.0
 
Anyone using a Sunsynk inverter and the newer e-linter wifi dongle? Is the data near realtime (couple of seconds delay)?
 
Syphonx said:
Anyone using a Sunsynk inverter and the newer e-linter wifi dongle? Is the data near realtime (couple of seconds delay)?
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Are you referring to these guys ? The E-Linter being the current included option. I'm not aware of any different hardware revisions of the E-Linter ( please correct me if I'm wrong )

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If you're looking at the site or app, data is always delayed 3 - 5 mins. The dongle seems to be sending data continuously when physically looking at the traffic LED. I reckon all that data is rolled up server side and turned into all those pretty metrics that we like to see. That takes some processing time. And not having all Sunsynk owners the world over ogling real-time data saves them a ton of bandwidth ( read money ) ;)
 
hilt_ctn said:
Are you referring to these guys ? The E-Linter being the current included option. I'm not aware of any different hardware revisions of the E-Linter ( please correct me if I'm wrong )

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If you're looking at the site or app, data is always delayed 3 - 5 mins. The dongle seems to be sending data continuously when physically looking at the traffic LED. I reckon all that data is rolled up server side and turned into all those pretty metrics that we like to see. That takes some processing time. And not having all Sunsynk owners the world over ogling real-time data saves them a ton of bandwidth ( read money ) ;)
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Yeah thats the one, delayed data is not great if I want to automate turning off certain devices if load gets too high. So if I understand correctly I cannot go the Solarman route because I don't have that dongle so I need to get realtime data via the serial connector?
 
Syphonx said:
Yeah thats the one, delayed data is not great if I want to automate turning off certain devices if load gets too high. So if I understand correctly I cannot go the Solarman route because I don't have that dongle so I need to get realtime data via the serial connector?
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There is also SolarAssistant, although a bit more complex it is real time essentially.
 
Syphonx said:
Yeah thats the one, delayed data is not great if I want to automate turning off certain devices if load gets too high. So if I understand correctly I cannot go the Solarman route because I don't have that dongle so I need to get realtime data via the serial connector?
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DrJohnZoidberg said:
There is also SolarAssistant, although a bit more complex it is real time essentially.
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Yippers. Your local options :
  1. Solar Assistant
  2. Slip's ESP solutions ( cheapest and most awesome imho )
  3. KellarZA's Pi based solutions
 
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