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I agree with moving the max power setting per inverter to the configuration of the individual inverters. Next release will tackle that. For the number.ecu_{ECU_ID}all_inverters_maxpwr entity: Unlike switch.ecu{ECU_ID}_all_inverters_on_off there is no comparable function for max power in the ECU firmware. The beauty of Home Assistant is that you can combine switches or call them in automations. I like to keep it as close to the firmware as possible. But maybe I might change my mind later :) |
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Since version 2.6.0, in addition to switching inverters on and off individually
switch.inverter_{INVERTER_ID}_on_off
, it is now possible to switch all inverters on or off at onceswitch.ecu_{ECU_ID}_all_inverters_on_off
.Is it possible to create something similar? A common power controller that, in addition to setting the power per inverter separately
number.inverter_{INVERTER_ID}_maxpwr
, can set the power of all inverters at once: e.g.number.ecu_{ECU_ID}_all_inverters_maxpwr
Personally, I would rather see the power settings of the inverters in the configuration screen of the inverters themselves (Connected devices), such as the on/off switch, than in the configuration screen of the ECU.
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