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Unfortunately, no devices except for Delta 3, River 3 and Smart Meter calculate energy internally so we can't expose them, but you can do what the guide you posted (and our README) suggests - create them out of power sensors https://www.home-assistant.io/docs/energy/faq/#creating-an-energy-sensor-out-of-a-power-sensor. Also look at the discussion in this issue #44 |
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I have a Delta Pro Ultra X and a Smart Home Panel 3 connected via EcoFlow BLE and running v1.
First off, thank you for this project, this is so cool and happy to have EcoFlow integrated into my Home Assistant.
I am trying to make it show in the http://homeassistant.local/energy/overview so I can see what power is being consumed, what the batteries are doing... but the relevant data from the EcoFlow devices is not showing up in the drop downs, is there something I am missing, or a setting I need to do, so they show?
I looked at the entity and for system load it shows:
state_class: measurement
unit_of_measurement: W
device_class: power
friendly_name: EF-SHP30033 System Load
To me that seems correct from https://www.home-assistant.io/docs/energy/faq/#troubleshooting-missing-entities
In the Energy imported from grid edit option it says:
Pick a sensor which measures grid import in either of cal, Gcal, GJ, GWh, J, kcal, kJ, kWh, Mcal, MJ, mWh, MWh, TWh, Wh.
So maybe the system load for SHP and DPU needs to be in Wh and not W?
Things do show up in the Individual electrical devices, that is cool, but would be nice to have the total power show and what is coming from the batteries (or Solar)
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