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reptilex
Values shown are 10x the actual sensor value
Hello, I noticed on my install the values shown in the bubbles are 10x the actual values calculated from the flows. EG. sensors that constitute the flows are read correctly in HomeAssistant, and add up to 3.2kW (3200w), but bubble shows 32kW (32000w). What is going on there?
In matter of fact the more entries I put in the more strange values I get!
Update: seems like if I use "w" as unit for the flow sensors, the sensor is multiplied by 10x. If I use unit "W" to define the sensor, all is good. Go figure...
getting same issue can you expand on how you fixed?
Well, this looks like another different problem...
with no replies in years to the main code or support / bug questions i think the dev has dropped this project - it could have been really good
they exchanged "w" for "W" as stated in the documentation.
And not responding to every configuration error people have does not mean that the project is dead. And just for your information @tomcoleman this is an open source project, meaning 2 things. 1. Most probably it's a hobby for someone and 2. anyone who needs something can contribute.
But going back to the problem, I might be able to change this soon, but not during my vacation, sorry
they exchanged "w" for "W" as stated in the documentation.
And not responding to every configuration error people have does not mean that the project is dead. And just for your information @tomcoleman this is an open source project, meaning 2 things. 1. Most probably it's a hobby for someone and 2. anyone who needs something can contribute.
But going back to the problem, I might be able to change this soon, but not during my vacation, sorry
cool lets make it the best
Is that line probably the source of the 10x value error?
https://github.com/reptilex/tesla-style-solar-power-card/blob/55b06a1890eb059fad12ded85d9d9f1174b4f7ca/src/TeslaStyleSolarPowerCard.ts#L635
edit: sorry, no looks like that's just the width calculation of energy flow
no, that should divide by 1000 so that when you don't have kW but only W it calculates with kW internally