Yes. And the daily and monthly totals are published by the automations.
I will give it a try 
It’s a bit difficult to map the sensors in mind, cause my spanish is not so good 
It’s Portuguese…
I am also a little bit confused here. Why would you need the frequency?
And I am also facing the same issue as @anon35356645 that I have the W reading every XX seconds an cannot find a way to turn it into an hourly reading. Do you have to use the statistics sensor for that and put that value into a kwh sensor every hour?
It was used to make some other calculations but indont use it anymore.
Try reading the W value every hour an make the calculations
That’s not going to work. Just assume I use my water cooker for 20 minutes during the hour. During that time the watts are 2000 and if I read the watt value at the whole hour (assuming my water cooker is done) it will read 0 wards -> 0 kwh…
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Yes exactly, it needs to be done a calculation for each time frame xx seconds (with xx not too big) per each W reading, and get the overall hourly, daily, etc energy consumption.
But I don’t know how to do that in home assistant
@fversteegen, @anon35356645 why don’t you create a template sensor to convert W to Wh or KWh using the time since last change?
Could you help me out a bit on that? Am not so familiar in using the tempalte sensor…
Anyone? Am still struggling on getting this to work…
@fversteegen
Why don’t you use @dgomes component called Utility Meter?
You can log hourly, daily, weekly, monthly and/or yearly.
I am using it now it does exactly what I want (though there is a challenge with 1 of the sensors not resetting itself monthly)
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Can you share your query for those 2 graphs?
Why does the aeotec meter show three sensors per value?
eg:
- sensor.simple_meter_instance_1_electric_kwh
- sensor.simple_meter_instance_2_electric_kwh
- sensor.simple_meter_instance_3_electric_kwh
One is clamp 1, one is clamp 2, the 3rd is both clamps combined.
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Rad, thank you!