Not possible to add Delta2 as Battery to the Energy Dashboard about hassio-ecoflow-cloud HOT 5 OPEN

This is easy to do since the integration already provides instantaneous power readings. All you need is to integrate the value over time to get energy readings (as @tolwi says above) . To do this, in Home assistant:

Settings - Devices and services - Helpers.
Create helper - Integration - Riemann sum integral sensor
Give it a name, and for input sensor choose the ecoflow sensor providing AC in power (should end in ac_in_power).
Choose left Riemann sum, leave precision 2, and choose k(kilo) for metric prefix. Choose Hours for time unit (this gives kWh).

Repeat for AC out power. This gives you 2 new sensors with energy readings, which after a few minutes you can add to the energy dashboard.

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Any progress on this?

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This is easy to do since the integration already provides instantaneous power readings. All you need is to integrate the value over time to get energy readings (as @tolwi says above) . To do this, in Home assistant:

Settings - Devices and services - Helpers. Create helper - Integration - Riemann sum integral sensor Give it a name, and for input sensor choose the ecoflow sensor providing AC in power (should end in ac_in_power). Choose left Riemann sum, leave precision 2, and choose k(kilo) for metric prefix. Choose Hours for time unit (this gives kWh).

Repeat for AC out power. This gives you 2 new sensors with energy readings, which after a few minutes you can add to the energy dashboard.

Thanks a lot for these little explanation. I'm a HA noob and I was hesitant to which type of sensor to put or what I want to see : the instant value of solar production or the cumulative one through the day. And if it's a cumulative one, is HA a big boy and can do the sum (aka the Riemann integral ... oh god it's correct but why put that nightmare name for phd people :p )

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This is easy to do since the integration already provides instantaneous power readings. All you need is to integrate the value over time to get energy readings (as @tolwi says above) . To do this, in Home assistant:

Settings - Devices and services - Helpers. Create helper - Integration - Riemann sum integral sensor Give it a name, and for input sensor choose the ecoflow sensor providing AC in power (should end in ac_in_power). Choose left Riemann sum, leave precision 2, and choose k(kilo) for metric prefix. Choose Hours for time unit (this gives kWh).

Repeat for AC out power. This gives you 2 new sensors with energy readings, which after a few minutes you can add to the energy dashboard.

Hi, I follow your instruction but I have a problem, it’s work for ACOUT but for AC IN no.
AC OUT appear in energy dashboard but isn’t for AC IN, any suggestion? Thanks a lot

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