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Question
PasqualeOK 1
My energyMeter type QuickApp gets its energy value from the respective
device.
The values I get are for example:
31712280 Wh, 23370 Wh, 419003750 Wh, 11651840 Wh, 4713050 Wh,
6900950 Wh, 8422670 Wh, 1337790 Wh, 11384820 Wh,
9862350 Wh, 12361250 Wh, 15949320 Wh,
12257440 Wh, 13580990 Wh, 15923160 Wh,
14068930 Wh, 19364480 Wh,
1915490Wh, 386790Wh, 383380Wh
The values I get are the following and they seem too large to me.
On the Fibaro control panel, I notice that the value must be expressed in:
kWh
Even if I created a function that would allow me to turn Wh into kWh, I guess
that the value does not reflect what the Fibaro platform accepts.
I read that the accepted value is. x.xx, xx.xx i.e. 0.01, 1.00
So if I did:
self:updateProperty("value", xx)
I believe the value is not accepted.
Furthermore I also tried:
self:updateProperty("value", 20)
The value is not historicized.
Maybe there is a range in the historicization of the value from 0 to 18 ?
I hope someone can help me understand
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