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Currently these entities are available for the ECU-C and are derived from the url mentioned above: |
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Is it possible to scrape the difference between the production and the consumption on ECU-C model ?
The information is disponible by querying "http://X.X.X.X/index.php/meter/old_meter_energy_graph".
The result is a json like that :
{ "energy1": [ {"date":"20250903","energy":10.95}, {"date":"20250904","energy":10.21}, {"date":"20250905","energy":12.73}, {"date":"20250906","energy":14.23}, {"date":"20250907","energy":9.74}, {"date":"20250908","energy":10.26}, {"date":"20250909","energy":7.03} ], "energy2": [ {"date":"20250903","energy":-4.87}, {"date":"20250904","energy":-3.38}, {"date":"20250905","energy":-5.04}, {"date":"20250906","energy":-7.98}, {"date":"20250907","energy":-2.28}, {"date":"20250908","energy":-4.44}, {"date":"20250909","energy":-2.13} ], "total_energy":"0", "subtitle":""}
I saw that the energy2 field is the difference between th eproduction and the consumption: a negative value means that the production is returned to the grid and when there is a positive value, that means the electricity is consumed from grid.
With this value, it is possible de have the electricity consumed by the house.
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