Hi,
The subject says it all. The Tasmota includes power usage. It includes the following sensor which I think would show on the energy screen, but it is not. What am I missing?
Thank you!
in the config/.storage there is a file called energy.
EDIT AT YOUR OWN RISK!
Below is my file:
{
"version": 1,
"minor_version": 1,
"key": "energy",
"data": {
"energy_sources": [
{
"type": "grid",
"flow_from": [
{
"stat_energy_from": "sensor.yearly_kwh_from_grid",
"stat_cost": null,
"entity_energy_from": "sensor.yearly_kwh_from_grid",
"entity_energy_price": null,
"number_energy_price": 0.13057
}
],
"flow_to": [
{
"stat_energy_to": "sensor.yearly_kwh_to_grid",
"stat_compensation": null,
"entity_energy_to": "sensor.yearly_kwh_to_grid",
"entity_energy_price": null,
"number_energy_price": 0.04829
}
],
"cost_adjustment_day": 0.667
},
{
"type": "solar",
"stat_energy_from": "sensor.solar_energy_produced",
"config_entry_solar_forecast": null
},
{
"type": "battery",
"stat_energy_from": "sensor.yearly_kwh_from_battery",
"stat_energy_to": "sensor.yearly_kwh_to_battery"
}
],
"device_consumption": [
{
"stat_consumption": "sensor.phase_1_a_c_down_energy"
},
{
"stat_consumption": "sensor.phase_1_a_c_upstairs_energy"
},
{
"stat_consumption": "sensor.coffee_bar_energy" <--- A sonoff S31 plug
},
{
"stat_consumption": "sensor.bar_fridge_energy"
},
{
"stat_consumption": "sensor.washing_machine_energy"
},
{
"stat_consumption": "sensor.study_monitor_energy"
},
{
"stat_consumption": "sensor.shelly_em_a_c_down_stairs_channel_2_energy"
},
{
"stat_consumption": "sensor.shelly_em_a_c_upstairs_channel_2_energy"
},
{
"stat_consumption": "sensor.storage_frige_energy"
}
]
}
}
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Thank you for this reply! I can confirm that this solution and works perfectly.
Hello! The above solution partially worked for me - I now see the individual monitor in my energy dashboard, but it has the following errors:
statistics_not_defined
- sensor.none_ac_1_energy_total
Unexpected device class
The following entities do not have the expected device class:
- sensor.none_ac_1_energy_total (power)
Unexpected state class
The following entities do not have the expected state class:
- sensor.none_ac_1_energy_total
I’ve tried to figure out how to manually edit the yaml to reclassify the device and state class without success… and I’m not even sure I could do that since this device was detected and added automatically. Can this be fixed by me, or is it a Tasmota Admin issue, or a firmware issue with the plug?
TIA.
I set up the Riemann Integrals in my sensors.yaml. My configuration.yaml has the following include in it.
sensor: !include sensors.yaml
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Riemann Sum Integrals for specific equipment
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- platform: integration
source: sensor.wash_power
name: washing_machine_energy
unique_id: "Washing Machine Energy"
round: 3
unit_prefix: k
unit_time: h
- platform: integration
source: sensor.bar_fridge_power
name: bar_fridge_energy
unique_id: "Bar Refrigerator Energy"
round: 3
unit_prefix: k
unit_time: h
- platform: integration
source: sensor.coffee_bar_power
name: coffee_bar_energy
unique_id: "Coffee Bar Energy"
round: 3
unit_prefix: k
unit_time: h
- platform: integration
source: sensor.storage_fridge_power
name: storage_frige_energy
unique_id: "Storage Refrigerator Energy"
round: 3
unit_prefix: k
unit_time: h
- platform: integration
source: sensor.study_monitor_power
name: study_monitor_energy
unique_id: "Study Monitor Energy"
round: 3
unit_prefix: k
unit_time: h
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