I have a non-traditional energy setup.
Energy Producers
- I have a generator that charges a battery.
- I have a solar panel assembly that charges the same battery.
- I have the ability to charge this battery with grid power too, if needed.
Energy Storage
- The battery mentioned above stores all the energy from the energy producers above.
Energy Usage
- This battery provides all power to all devices. These powered devices are not directly connected to any of the energy producers listed above…only the battery. I, subsequently, have means to measure the power used by two circuits plugged into the battery.
I have sensors for each device listed above.
- Power from generator
- Power from solar
- Power from grid
- Power to battery (from all three sources - gen, solar, grid)
- Power from battery
- Power to circuit 1
- Power to circuit 2
- Energy from generator
- Energy from solar
- Energy from grid
- Energy to battery
- Energy from battery
- Energy to circuit 1
- Energy to circuit 2
I have my energy dashboard configured as such:
Grid
- Energy from generator
- Energy from grid
Solar
- Energy from solar
Battery
- Energy from battery
- Energy to battery
Individual Devices
- Energy from Circuit 1
- Energy from Circuit 2
What I’m having trouble with is getting the numbers to equal out. Can someone explain to me, simply, how the energy dashboard is using these energy sensors to do what it does?