Mmh. Weird. I dont remember changing anything in that part of the code. So you had it set to solar before, and that stopped working after the update without changing any setting?
Meters are rounded to 2 decimals as default by Homey. I can change that to 3 in the next release. (i wasnt aware I didnt already do that for gas)
I donāt know if it has been reported before, but it would be so useful if points and commas were used in the Dutch way. Iām shocked by consumption every time Or is this a setting in Homey?
To all: please keep this thread in English 
Yes, the use of decimal point vs comma is a Homey system setting. Nothing I can do from the app.
Well, I havenāt checked the energy dashboard and solar panels reporting in a while, so not sure when this started. I looked into it because of testing the stecagrid app and saw that inverter reporting as solar panels, but missed the youless solar panels. I donāt use homey energy panel a lot, so no big deal for me, but maybe it affectās other behaviour also? For instance how PBTH is using this devices data?
I cannot reproduce this. When I change the device to āsolar/producingā it is part of solar panels in Homey Energy. It might require a Youless app restart after the energy type is changed.
v4.4.1 was just released as test: Youless and Enelogic | Homey
- Gas meter decimals extended to 3.
Especially for you @Perron
Yup, that did the trick. Thanks for pointing me into that direction, should have thought of it myself.
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Belgium has recently changed the invoicing method for the electrical infrastructure to what is called āCapaciteitstariefā. In short, every 15 minutes the average kW usage is measured and named ākwartierpiek, the the highest of these values in one month is named āmaandpiekā and the average of 12 maandpieken is used for calculating the cost for the enduser.
The Youless reports these kwartier and maandpiekenā¦
So there you have it Robin, can these be added too? Or at least the maandpiek, because that one is most important?
The cost for 1 kW piek is around ā¬ 50 depending on the area one lives in. The minimum tariff used is 2,5 kW for every household. The idea is that an average household will have a peak of about 4-5 kW.
I have made a setting in my solar batteries save some energy to jump in and reduce the āpiekenā. Works perfectly. I would like to have Homey inform me when the pieks changeā¦so that I can adjust the settings of my batteries.
Thanks Jasper
I have received reports that the new app update doesnt go well with old YouLess firmware.
So if you have issues, try updating the firmware to 1.6.0.
Edit: new app version 4.4.2 is released: Youless and Enelogic App for Homey | Homey
- Fix for firmware below 1.6-EL
Hi Perron. Unfortunately I have many apps that are in need of maintenance. Creating and maintaining apps is VERY time consuming. So I need to prioritize. The time I spent on creating the update to version 4.4.x was sponsored by YouLess, as a service to the YouLess users. But my other apps are now in dire need of my attention. I donāt know if/when I have time again for adding new features to the YouLess app.
Hi Gruijter
I understand. I have taken the liberty to ask Youless to give you some support on this 
Maybe that will help to speed this request of mine up a little.
If not, I will be patient. If you could just add the āmaandpiekā to your Youless todolist, then one dayā¦
Thanks so far!
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I have also created a flow that calculates the kwartierpiek and maandpiek. I have a workaround in place 
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Hi guys, so maybe someone can help me with this. Iām not sure what brand is betterā¦ the plugwise smile p1, or this one? The price is almost the same, so thatās not the deal breakerā¦ it must be functionality. So this device function totally local on the network, plugwise not i think? Is that the only difference? Plugwise have wifi, this device donāt?
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Just installed the app, thanks! wanted to use it to drive my sun curtains, if the production of electricity is above a certain amount, iso using yet another sensor to measure the sun intensity in house).
I have the check if power is changed in the flow, but need a and card to check the amount of power being created (anything above 1000w means the sun intensity in my situation is high), but that does not exist unfortunately.
can that be added for the enelogic P1 (I donāt have the youless) sensor?
thanks!
You found it already . Logic cards can do that trick for any app.
