Edwin_D
(Edwin D.)
May 16, 2025, 10:04am
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I assume you already voted for this:
At the moment one can only set up a single energy dashboard, it would be nice to be able to monitor multiple solar plants and/or multiple meters using the capabilities of the dashboard.
I currently gather data from 3 solar plants in my HA, but only one can use the energy dashboard. The energy dashboard has some unique features that are difficult to replicate outside the dashboard itself and thus are available only for one of the plants.
I think it would be enough to have the ability to deploy …
Until then, there is this:
An upgraded Energy Date Selection Card for Home Assistant, with added customizability, while maintaining the Energy Dashboard's original design.
and this:
An upgraded Energy Distribution Card for Home Assistant, with added features like Individual Devices and refined UI enhancements, while maintaining the Energy Dashboard's original design.
For the other graphs there are options too, but I’m not sure if they can use the period selector mentioned above:
Hi folks,
I’ve built a new card to display some graphs in Lovelace . It is in its early stage and is not meant to replace the mini-graph-card at all.
It gives some new possibilities to display data in Home-Assistant and has some extensive customizability.
It is based on ApexChartsJS , and you’ll find all kind of examples of what you could build over here
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stable releases documentation can be found here
beta/dev releases documentation ca…
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Here is my first Lovelace card, similar to the history card but leveraging plotly.js to make it interactive.
You can scroll and zoom and the missing data will be automatically fetched.
Click on the Index of examples with images in the readme
The yaml is backwards compatible with the history card but adds a big amount of features, instructions …
Another option would be to use influxdb and Graphana. Graphana has powerful dashboarding functionality. But pretty much all graphic tools have a pretty steep learning curve.
[hassio-addons] This add-on is provided by the Home Assistant Community Add-ons project.
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Add-on: InfluxDB v2
InfluxDB v2 in Home Assistant, almost just like the Home Assistant Community Add-on: InfluxDB .
InfluxDB v2 is an open source time series database optimized for high-write-volume.
It’s useful for recording metrics, sensor data, events,
and performing analytics. It exposes an HTTP API for client interaction and is
often used in combination with Grafana to visualize the data.
InfluxDB v2 comes with its own admin interface for managing your users, databases,
data retention…