good day, this flow doesn’t work for me. The test runs ok, but when both conditions are met, the flow does not start
this flow works fine
good day, this flow doesn’t work for me. The test runs ok, but when both conditions are met, the flow does not start
this flow works fine
“WHEN battery becomes greater then 40%” is not a condition but an event. So your battery has to go from 39 to 41 to start the flow. So you have to wait first for the battery to fall below 40, and then raise above 40.
How should I define it to make it work?
Please?
Well, I am not shure what you want.
When your battery is already greater then 40% the first flow will never run, as the battery does not pass through the 40%.
Maybe you get some more insight when you change the first flow in:
Every 5 minutes
IF battery is greater then 40%
AND solarpower is above 2000
THEN …….
Or even better:
WHEN solarpower gets above 2000
AND battery is greater then 40%
THEN……
thank you for sending, but unfortunately not one of the notifications can be implemented. it is not possible to start the flow with “WHEN solarpower gets above 2000
AND battery is greater than 40%” nor with “Every 5 minutes
IF battery is greater than 40%”
Because “IF battery is greater than 40%” is available only “When…”, when choosing “And” this setting is not available in Flow. ![]()
Most likely you cannot find it.
To explain how to find it, is difficult via chat without any further info.
So tell me which app you are using for your solar panels and battery. You might see by yourself which WHEN, AND, WHEN cards are available in the app.
To test for a condition of solarpanels or battery you use a LOGIC card and search for the tag involved.
thank you for your willingness. I use the Victron app
Ok,
First off all I don’t see the WHEN card “WHEN battery becomes greater then …%”.
Second, you can start the flow with the WHEN card “the battery level has changed”.
Third, you can test solar power with the AND card “solar power is below 2000 W”
Maybe using a LOGIC card you can test the tag “ battery level %” or a similar tag.