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Hey hoo, I just saw that I got consumption and production values like 45.000w and even higher on my 5kw inverter... I did a little research and found this issue in the solarman git... StephanJoubert/home_assistant_solarman#270
Is it possible to implement something like that?
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Going through the PR, I read that someone nicked code from pysolarman5, got caught and eventually they started using pysolarmanv5
This addon already uses pysolarmanv5 v3.0.0, so it should include the idea behind the link you shared.
What they do in the component you linked to is to reconnect on any error, something not being done today - see solarman.py This was implemented by the author of pysolarmanv5, so guess this would be the expected way to use the library
Okay thanks for the explanation..
Anyway the problem is still present, as a workaround they implemented something like an plausibility check for the measured values...
Hey hoo, I just saw that I got consumption and production values like 45.000w and even higher on my 5kw inverter... I did a little research and found this issue in the solarman git... StephanJoubert/home_assistant_solarman#270
Is it possible to implement something like that?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: