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An option to show battery charge with available energy (instead of, or perhaps in addition to, percentage) #78

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brodykenrick opened this issue Jun 19, 2022 · 2 comments

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@brodykenrick
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Hi,

I love this card. It brings consistency my power and energy dashboards. Thank you.

I would like the amount of charge in the battery to reflect available energy rather than a percentage.

I think percentage is obviously useful -- it is certainly good to know when the battery is full.

However, as my battery (powerwall) has a reserve level I would prefer to know how much energy is available until I hit reserve (and therefore will start drawing from the grid). My reserve is set to 15% (it is 20% by default).

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I don't think there is enough space inside the battery circle to have both a percentage and an "available energy" displayed at teh same time.

I think the visual indicator of the level of the battery on the icon is probably sufficient for the batteries reaching capacity.

So I think that using the available energy from a sensor for the displayed value and the battery charge percentage for the icon is probably the best tradeoff/layout.

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ulic75 commented Jun 20, 2022

There is a related request in #68, I'll close this in favor of that one.

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ulic75 commented Jun 20, 2022

@brodykenrick Out of curiosity, what is the entity id for that? The powerwall setup I use for my production testing doesn't seem to have that entity.

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