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Thanks, @judith. I hadn't noticed that summary and it is an excellent intro for anyone not having looked into it before. I can see myself forwarding t...
My apologies, @bontwoody. Completely misread your familiarity. In that case, I suspect you've quite enough already to be able to fill in the gaps ea...
Absolutely agree, @bontwoody. Well worth continuing with a bit of experimenting to get familiar with the control you now have. That said, it's now a...
That's excellent news, @bontwoody. So now it's worth a quick recap to ensure I understand correctly about what you can and cannot do within Home Ass...
That would suggest you've got forcible_discharge in your script with a data section containing target_soc rather than either using forcible_discharge ...
I think the way of checking is the same as the way of correcting; "reconfiguring" the integration. If you go down to the bottom of the Huawei Solar pa...
OK, let's step back a moment. When you set up the Huawei Solar integration, did you select "Elevate permissions"?
Even closer than you might think. If you go to Settings, Automations & scenes then you'll see on the top bar that there is an icon for scripts. ...
@bontwoody, let's just combine what you found with the documentation I read at/p> If you go to Settings, Automations & Scenes and then click the...
Well done, @bontwoody; looks good. Before we get to the force discharge, there are a few things I'd like to clarify if I may, please. You mentio...
This is very positive and all too easy to ignore. I've said a number of times before in various situations that judging a company on what they get rig...
In that case, as you say, your EmonPi is probably the easiest alternative to relying on the Home Mini. Specifically, you're looking for the two figu...
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RE: Heat Geek mini store vs pump size
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RE: Who's your electricity provider and what's your tariff?
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RE: HeatGeek vs Octopus surveys: puzzling disparity - any ideas why?
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RE: Do I add Air Con or MVHR to existing A2W ASHP?
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