Yep, already checked. That is not the case.
I will try to delete and reinstall tomorrow.
Delete and reinstalled. It still won’t add the Zonneplan Connect device. I have no clue why that is.
Do you see the electricity and gas usage in the Zonneplan app?
If yes, can you send me the debug output of the integration in HA GitHub - fsaris/home-assistant-zonneplan-one: Unofficial Zonneplan ONE + connect integration for Home Assistant
Hi,
@minifranske: I do not have an energy contract through Zonneplan, gas and electricity is provided by Vattenvall. The only thing I see in the app is de power generated by the Solar Panels. There is nothing else to see in the app. I do however have a P1 dongle, connected to the Solar Inverter, but it does not seem to register at all. Also at my previous address the P1 dongle was connected to the electricity meter instead of the Solar Inverter, not sure if that should matter.
It’s al very strange.
Yes, it’s meant to be in the p1
Yes, it’s meant to be in the p1
Not sure what you mean by that.
Ok, I just spent some time with the Zonneplan Helpdesk. It appears they only provide you with a P1 Connect Dongle if you have a Zonneplan Energy Contract. It might be worthwhile to make that clear to Home Assistant users before they want to install this integration. The dongle connected to the Solar Inverter is nothing more than a 4G module. Therefore I need to purchase a third party P1 dongle to retrieve the data I want and I am not sure that they will register the energy returned to grid. Unfortunately this means that at this point I have no use for this integration. Thanks for the support.
Hi, I try to get the lowest_pice_today with this code but it doesn’t seem to work. Is there a better code/another way to get the lowest_pice_today for Zonneplan?
sensor:
- platform: template
sensors:
lowest_electricity_price:
friendly_name: "Lowest Electricity Price"
value_template: "{{ state_attr('sensor.zonneplan_current_electricity_tariff', 'electricity_price') | min }}"
unit_of_measurement: "EUR"
Hi, did you manage to find a solution for this?
Did anyone find a way to see individual panels connected to the zonneplan inverter/omvormer?
I see a strange flattened curve last days and would lil my own ability to check panels.
Mine is only connected to zonneplan via a 4g dongel.
With the Zonneplan integration you will only see the production of all panels.
The inverter has 2 groups and with a modbus connection you are able to get the current power of each group (GitHub - wimb0/home-assistant-saj-modbus: Home Assistant Component for reading data locally from SAJ (and Zonneplan) Inverters through modbus TCP.).
But you could als just call Zonneplan and ask them. They probably also have this data.
Hi @Botap, I am working on this solution but the results are different from the manual calculation. Did’t find the time to figger out why.
- platform: template
sensors:
laagste_prijs_zonneplan_test5:
friendly_name: "Laagste prijs Zonneplan Test5"
# value_template: "{{ (states('sensor.enstso_e_lowest_energy_price_today') | float + (states('sensor.zonneplan_current_electricity_tariff') | float - states('sensor.enstso_e_current_electricity_market_price') | float)) | round(8) }}"
value_template: "{{ (states('sensor.enstso_e_lowest_energy_price_today') | float + (states('sensor.zonneplan_current_electricity_tariff') | float - states('sensor.enstso_e_current_electricity_market_price') | float)) }}"
unit_of_measurement: "€/kWh"
icon_template: mdi:currency-eur
for example, tomorrows Zonneplan lowest price will be 0.2856796 and the calculated lowest price is 0,2856816 €/kWh.
Hi all,
I have the Zonneplan Energy contract, the P1 dongle and the app with P1-data and hourly prices.
But I don’t have Zonneplan solar pane;s and inverter. In that context, is this integration still usefull for me to get the hourly prices and current consumption/production?
Just out of curiosity: Is the integration getting the information from the Zonneplan website, or directly from the dongle?
Thanks!
Yes, and through the API (or: backend of the app. So in your choices: the website).
I also don’t have the Zonneplan inverter, works all fine. Data is retrieved from the “slimme meter” in your “meterkast” by the dongle, sent to the servers of Zonneplan, and from there retrieved by the app and the component.
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I’ve altered a previously shared graph which now looks more like how it’s shown in the Zonneplan iOS app.
type: custom:plotly-graph
title: Dynamische stroomprijs
hours_to_show: 18
time_offset: 12h
fn: |
$fn ({ hass, vars }) => {
vars.x = []; vars.y = []; vars.color = []; vars.hover = []
vars.min = {p: 999,t: null}; vars.max = {p:-999,t:null}
vars.ymin = 999; vars.ymax = -999
vars.unit_of_measurement = hass.states['sensor.zonneplan_current_electricity_tariff'].attributes.unit_of_measurement
vars.now = {t: Date.now(), p: parseFloat(hass.states['sensor.zonneplan_current_electricity_tariff'].state)}
vars.now.h = "<b>" + vars.now.p.toFixed(3) + "</b> " + vars.unit_of_measurement + " @now "
vars.avg = { p: 0, c: 0 }
hass.states['sensor.zonneplan_current_electricity_tariff']?.attributes?.forecast?.map(e => {
var t = new Date(e.datetime).getTime()+1800000
var p = e.electricity_price/10000000
vars.avg.p += p
vars.avg.c++
var c = e.tariff_group.replace("low", "#00a964").replace("normal", "#365651").replace("high","#ed5e18")
if (t>=Date.now()-1800000) {
if (p<vars.min.p) vars.min = {p,t,c}
if (p>vars.max.p) vars.max = {p,t,c}
}
if (p<vars.ymin) vars.ymin = p
if (p>vars.ymax) vars.ymax = p
vars.x.push(t)
vars.y.push(p)
vars.color.push(c)
vars.hover.push(String(new Date(t).getHours()).padStart(2,"0") + "-" +
String(new Date((new Date(t).getTime()+3600000)).getHours()).padStart(2,"0") + ": <b>" +
p.toFixed(3) + "</b> " + vars.unit_of_measurement)
})
vars.min.h = "<b>" + vars.min.p.toFixed(3) + "</b> " + vars.unit_of_measurement + " @ " + new Date(vars.min.t).getHours() + ":00"
vars.max.h = "<b>" + vars.max.p.toFixed(3) + "</b> " + vars.unit_of_measurement + " @ " + new Date(vars.max.t).getHours() + ":00"
vars.avg.p = vars.avg.p / vars.avg.c
vars.avg.h = "<b>" + vars.avg.p.toFixed(3) + "</b> " + vars.unit_of_measurement + " average"
// console.log(vars)
}
layout:
margin:
l: 20
r: 20
b: 40
yaxis:
fixedrange: false
tickformat: .2f
range: $fn ({vars}) => [ vars.ymin-0.02, vars.ymax+0.02 ]
showgrid: false
visible: false
showticklabels: true
showline: false
title: null
xaxis:
tickformat: '%H'
showgrid: false
visible: true
showticklabels: true
showline: false
dtick: 3600000
config:
displayModeBar: false
scrollZoom: false
entities:
- entity: ''
unit_of_measurement: $ex vars.unit_of_measurement
showlegend: false
x: $ex vars.x
'y': $ex vars.y
marker:
color: $ex vars.color
type: bar
hovertemplate: $ex vars.hover
- entity: ''
mode: markers
textposition: top
showlegend: true
name: $ex vars.min.h
hovertemplate: $ex vars.min.h
yaxis: y0
marker:
symbol: diamond
color: $ex vars.min.c
opacity: 0.7
x:
- $ex vars.min.t
'y':
- $ex vars.min.p
- entity: ''
mode: markers
textposition: top
showlegend: true
name: $ex vars.max.h
hovertemplate: $ex vars.max.h
yaxis: y0
marker:
symbol: diamond
color: $ex vars.max.c
opacity: 0.7
x:
- $ex vars.max.t
'y':
- $ex vars.max.p
- entity: ''
name: Now
hovertemplate: Now
yaxis: y9
showlegend: false
line:
width: 0.5
color: gray
opacity: 1
x: $ex [vars.now.t, vars.now.t]
'y':
- 0
- 1
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Does anyone have the correct code for the lowest price sensor? that tells you between which times the price is lowest.
I received unavailable from my sensor code from ESPhome with display to manually delay electricity consumption for non connected devices
time_low_coming_short:
friendly_name: Time lowest price short
unique_id: time_low_coming_short
device_class: timestamp
value_template: >
{% set dtnow = now().isoformat()[0:26]~"Z" %}
{% set dtend = (now()+timedelta(hours=6)).isoformat()[0:26]~"Z" %}
{% set fclist = state_attr('sensor.zonneplan_current_electricity_tariff','forecast')
|selectattr('datetime','>=',dtnow)|selectattr('datetime','<=',dtend)|list %}
{% set plist = fclist|map(attribute='price')|list %}
{% set ns = namespace(fc2=[]) %}
{%- for fc in fclist[:-1] -%}
{%- set ns.fc2 = ns.fc2 + [{'datetime':fc['datetime'],'price':(plist[loop.index0] + plist[loop.index0+1])/2}] -%}
{%- endfor -%}
{% set pmin = ns.fc2|map(attribute='price')|list|min %}
{{ (ns.fc2|selectattr('price','eq',pmin)|first)['datetime'] }}
The name of the attribute ‘price’ has been changed by the Zonneplan component developer to “electricity_price” few months ago. If you change that, it should work.
This works great but if you want to trigger automations based on this its never triggered. The date always shifts forward before the current time matches the cheapest time.
Does anyone know how to resolve this?
Hi @minifranske
Sometimes sensor.zonneplan_p1_electricity_consumption_today_cost shows a very different value when comparing it to the mobile Zonneplan app.
While the app shows 0,76 euros, the sensor’s value is 0.0176131088.
Is Zonneplan delivering the wrong value through its API for this sensor or is there a bug in the integration?