Sorry, not true.
After a while the Riemann values get huge and the results in the utility meter are just rubbish.
I guess, that is what we call ‘small differences of large numbers’.
Sorry, not true.
After a while the Riemann values get huge and the results in the utility meter are just rubbish.
I guess, that is what we call ‘small differences of large numbers’.
What do you mean by this?
Here’s an grafical explanation how it works (sensor + utility_meter).
If you use a meter that does not deliver kWh but Watt. You need an integral sensor on the power sensor that calculates the energy kWh out of the power W.
Its german, i hope google translate will help.
Could we add a full minimal working example for this usecase?
I try with:
sensor:
- platform: integration
source: sensor.inverter_house_pv_p_in
name: integration_inverter_house_pv_p_in
unit_prefix: k
round: 2
and the reset with a utility_meter:
utility_meter:
integration_inverter_house_pv_p_in:
source: sensor.integration_inverter_house_pv_p_in
cycle: daily
But it seem that it not working. What I am doing wrong?