Sensors for New Real-Time Power Monitoring in Energy Dashboard #618
-
|
With HA release 2025.12 Real-Time Power Monitoring has been introduced in energy dashboard. As the power sensors require positive values for importing electricity (grid power) and discharging the battery (battery power), I've inverted the following sensors with a helper (template sensors). battery power raw (also signed battery power could be used) export power raw inverted How did you solve the need for inverted values? Did I miss other types of existing sensors or are there better ways to correctly set up real-time power monitoring? |
Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
Replies: 5 comments 49 replies
-
Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
-
|
Thx @mkaiser! I did not use signed battery power because the comment above the sensor says: Whilst text in the HA configuration says: But: It looks like signed battery power would work too in my case: I have firmware version ARM_SAPPHIRE-H_V11_V01_B, MDSP_SAPPHIRE-H_V11_V01_B running. |
Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
-
|
hi, this post had a longer text before. Gnarfoz found the error. I committed stuff to the dev branch :) using the devbranch you can use this sensor for the dashboard: |
Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
-
|
I tried latest dev branch, but sensor.battery_charging_power_signed ist negative when discharging. So not usable for dashboard. My inverter has FW 95.10 Edit: Sensor works as expected. |
Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
-
|
This is strange. I am using the dev branch with the "meter active power" sensor. After writing some updated documentation, I plan to merge the dev branch into the main branch. Could you maybe try again and give me some feedback? It would be great to check for "as many hickups as possible" before :) |
Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.








there were some issues getting the correct data (different behaviour of models / fw-versions).
I hope the new sensor for battery power (reg 5214-5215) is sufficent for all inverter models.
Now these templates are directly in the code and the users don't have to reinvent them for the HA -dashboard: