Today, Homey Energy has been released out of beta, and it looks very good!
So far, I am really happy with the new features, but there is only a price option for energy taken from the grid, there is no option to set a price for energy delivered to the grid.
The total energy cost shown does not reflect the actual total price. Is there an option being developed for a future update to also set the price for energy delivered?
I’m happy dynamic prices will be added later on, since that’s the type of contract i use at the moment.
I totally agree with you. For now the price display is useless to me. My costs from the energy supplier do not match the costs shown in Homey at all. Hopefully this will be added later.
Sorry but telling to not use the Homey software they worked on for many months is not the right answer.
If they can improve a few little things it will be great software.
Regarding your HomeWizard water meter: when you go to the device’s settings (cog wheel) and tap Advanced Settings, under Energy, is the toggle enabled saying that the device measures the total energy usage of your house?
Hi @Peter_Kawa I had lots of data already from the beta period, but still the device did not show anything. After a reset, again, only the power consumption was updated. @SunBeech gave me the path forward for finding the answer. Now I have energy charts for Electricity, Gas as well as Water consumption.
Some more details are needed to answer your question.
Which HA app are you using?
Do you import both inverters a one device or as two devices?
You will need two devices, each with its measure_power/meter_power capability and device class ‘solarpanel’.
Then both solar production should be summed up in HomeyEnergy.
Add a custom device, add the entities as measure_power and meter_power (main capability, not as subcapability). Then set device class to solarpanel in device settings.
For further questions about HA community app, please use the linked thread.
Yes, battery should be standalone device, because it needs a measure_battery capability and device class ‘homebattery’.
So perhaps you set the home battery flag but the measure_battery capability is not the one from your battery.