That is exactly what you where asking. With your current view you can’t.
Have you read the documentation?
That is exactly what you where asking. With your current view you can’t.
Have you read the documentation?
Hi. There is no option to remove it using the full card.
Thank you… Just a minor annoyance on my end. Maybe for the future ?
I have obviously read the documentation. How do you think I got this far with it ? Stop trying to be a smartass and let the developer reply.
@nrgz28 Well, I prefer ‘intellectually gifted.’ But thanks!
Hate to state the obvious, but if you don’t want answers from the community, then don’t post on a community forum!
This card looks really good…
I haven’t seen anyone post examples of their solar car, can the card support a dedicated icon for a car charging/status?
@mitchins By “solar car” I assume you mean EV. I have my car charger set up as a “Load”
However that will only show when the car is plugged in what its consuming, as I have a separate dashboard for my EV that has all the sensors.
You can probably set it up as a battery but that will distort your Daily Load values.
Thanks, exactly what I meant! This will require some thought I guess.
EV typically goes under the ‘Non Essential’ section (to the left of the transmission tower)
Here is is non-essential load 2:
grid:
nonessential_name: Non Essential
nonessential_icon: none
additional_loads: 2
load1_name: HVAC
load2_name: EV
load1_icon: mdi:fan
load2_icon: mdi:car
entities:
non_essential_load1: sensor.all_aircons_active_power
non_essential_load2_extra: sensor.ev_charger_energy_daily
non_essential_load1_extra: sensor.all_aircons_energy_daily
non_essential_load2: sensor.pro3em_em2_active_power
Nice, unrelated to the card, but when you mean discharge, do you mean bi-directional charging? Using your EV as a battery? If so which charger are you using?
Not exactly bi-directional charging.
Rather just using the V2L port to power some essential loads around the house.
Sadly not much on offer in Europe yet. There is currently a V2H charger but the cost is prohibitive.
shutdown_soc: 10 showing as 100% in card…
can’t fix it, can anybody help with this please
shutdown_soc_offgrid: 10
shutdown_soc: 10
And do i correctly understand that I should use “active capacity” form 100 to 10% as for my settings for correct calculations? battery is 5320 → so 90% is 4790W to set
Hey! what a nice job!! I wonder if you have already think about adding a generator module to your flow card (with a switch to force start), that could be usefull for isolated sites
Not sure I follow. You can open an issue on GitHub and we can try figure out what is going on. You will need to share your full config
Hi. You can configure the aux port under the load section for generator usage.
It seems I’ve already figured it out.
Seems that “time of use” schedule charging % overlaps that % for discharge limit. Had to clear schedule entities from card to se low discharge %…
Exciting New Features
soc_end_of_charge
attribute. If for example you set your battery to charge up to 90% the card will correctly display charge time to this capacity. Expects a numeric value between 80
and 100
or sensor i.e. sensor.soc_end_of_charge
. closes #514navigate
attribute that allows you to link to other dashboards and views e.g. /lovelace/1
when clicking some of the card icons. It can currently be configured for the battery icon, essential load icon, solar icon, and inverter icon. closes #521Full Changelog: Comparing v5.0.1...v5.1.0 · slipx06/sunsynk-power-flow-card · GitHub