"hickup" values on steady light
jzielke84 opened this issue · comments
Hi,
I've installed some solar energy panels which generate more power than I mostly use during normal operation (e.g. injecting the rest into the grid). That causes my Norax 3D mezer to show a steady pulse light (which equals 0 or "no power consumed"). HaGLow also ready this as as 0 but sometimes it causes some "hickups" in the data stream where short spikes are reported out of nowhere. It there any way to compensate this behaviour? Or a dup of #284 and #274 ?
Maybe when you try the method option, mentioned here
Thanks @klaasnicolaas, however the graph shown above is showing the actual power consumption, not the total daily energy your comment is referring to. I have now modified the following configuration and will report back.
Maybe the steady light coming up from time to time confuses the pulsmeter. This happens multiple times when a big cloud for example reduces solar power and then when it's shining again the meter goes into halt state.
- platform: pulse_meter
# ...
internal_filter_mode: PULSE
internal_filter: 10ms
# reports 0 KW when pulse light goes steady
# (e.g. no energy consumed or more injected by solar)
timeout: 15s
Actually, the glow is not really suitable for houses with solar panels, the pulse LED therefore behaves in a way that makes measuring difficult.
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