Virtual meter that is the sum of two other meters
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Virtual meter that is the sum of two other meters
Is there a way to create a virtual energy meter that is the sum/subtraction of 2 or more other meters?
I now have a meter that logs the production of my solar panels , one that logs the exported electricity and one that logs the imported energy from the grid.
From this I could calculate my total consumption as: total = generated - exported + imported.
Seems easy enough, but I don't know if this is possible in Domoticz...
I now have a meter that logs the production of my solar panels , one that logs the exported electricity and one that logs the imported energy from the grid.
From this I could calculate my total consumption as: total = generated - exported + imported.
Seems easy enough, but I don't know if this is possible in Domoticz...
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Re: Virtual meter that is the sum of two other meters
I don't think Domoticz has a ready-made virtual meter that can add up the values of a list of other meters. However, you can do that with scripting.
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Re: Virtual meter that is the sum of two other meters
This is the lua code I am using to do this virtual meter, however.....
Updates from my solare panel are much slower than from my P1 smart meter.
On a steady ( no clouds ) day it works great. On a cloudy day it could be the solar panels are still reporting "no power" and the house
is consuming a lot, while on my P1 updates I do see a different indication. So this can only be used as a guideline but gives you a good
indication during the day.
Cheers,
Frank
Updates from my solare panel are much slower than from my P1 smart meter.
On a steady ( no clouds ) day it works great. On a cloudy day it could be the solar panels are still reporting "no power" and the house
is consuming a lot, while on my P1 updates I do see a different indication. So this can only be used as a guideline but gives you a good
indication during the day.
Cheers,
Frank
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--
-- Domoticz passes information to scripts through a number of global tables
--
-- device changed contains state and svalues for the device that changed.
-- devicechanged['yourdevicename'] = state
-- devicechanged['svalues'] = svalues string
--
commandArray = {}
--powersensor = "Power"
--if (devicechanged[powersensor]) then
-- print( " ####Power debug: "..devicechanged[powersensor])
-- commandArray['Variable:LUX']=tostring(devicechanged[luxsensor])
-- var1, var2,var3,var4,var5,var6 = string.match(otherdevices_svalues['Power'], "(%d+%.*%d*);(%d+%.*%d*);(%d+%.*%d*);(%d+%.*%d*);(%d+%.*%d*);(%d+%.*%d*)")
-- print( " ####Power debug: "..var6)
-- end
solarsensor = "SolarEdge kWh"
if (devicechanged[solarsensor]) then
--print( " ####Solar debug: "..devicechanged[solarsensor])
Solarvar1, var2 = string.match(otherdevices_svalues[solarsensor], "(%d+%.*%d*);(%d+%.*%d*)")
print( " ####Solar debug: "..Solarvar1)
powersensor = "Power"
-- if (devicechanged[powersensor]) then
--print( " ####Power debug: "..devicechanged[powersensor])
var1, var2,var3,var4,Powervar5,Powervar6 = string.match(otherdevices_svalues['Power'], "(%d+%.*%d*);(%d+%.*%d*);(%d+%.*%d*);(%d+%.*%d*);(%d+%.*%d*);(%d+%.*%d*)")
print( " ####Power debug: "..Powervar5)
powercount = tonumber(Powervar6)
solarcount = tonumber(Solarvar1)
consume = solarcount - powercount
print( " ####Consume debug: "..consume)
ttidx = otherdevices_idx['PowerConsumtion']
commandArray['UpdateDevice'] = ttidx..'|0|'..consume
end
return commandArray
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Re: Virtual meter that is the sum of two other meters
Hello, tried to figure out the code you provided :/
I have a meter for the main house, and another meter for a small apartement on the back (that is connected to the main house)
So i would like to subtract the apartment meter from the main house meter, so the resulte gives me what i im actualy using in the main house.
But by looking at the code above i have no ideia how to do this :/
I have a meter for the main house, and another meter for a small apartement on the back (that is connected to the main house)
So i would like to subtract the apartment meter from the main house meter, so the resulte gives me what i im actualy using in the main house.
But by looking at the code above i have no ideia how to do this :/
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Re: Virtual meter that is the sum of two other meters
Hi,
I've also done something similar.
I've a number of power clamps monitoring power into my main consumer unit, outside consumer unit plus I have a feed from my SunnyBoy solar.
I use these to indicate via a dummy power devices the instantaneous usage (Kw) and historical (Kwh).
The devices indicate the total house load (House + Outside) as well as the incoming demand (Total - Solar).
My script also writes out to a csv file, not necessary for the script though.
As it stands the script writes out to the log a lot, change it by setting the printdata / printdebug values to false.
Be careful with the type of dummy device you create, you need the Type = Usage and Energy Read = From Device
HTH
Kevin
I've also done something similar.
I've a number of power clamps monitoring power into my main consumer unit, outside consumer unit plus I have a feed from my SunnyBoy solar.
I use these to indicate via a dummy power devices the instantaneous usage (Kw) and historical (Kwh).
The devices indicate the total house load (House + Outside) as well as the incoming demand (Total - Solar).
My script also writes out to a csv file, not necessary for the script though.
As it stands the script writes out to the log a lot, change it by setting the printdata / printdebug values to false.
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-- demo time script
-- Set printing to log options (true / false)
printData = true
-- printData = false -- writes execution information to the log for script performance information
-- printDebug = false -- writes detailed information for fault finding purposes
printDebug = true
-- Get current date & time
t1 = os.time()
local currentDate = os.date("*t"); -- sets up currentDate.[table]
-- (currentDate.year [full], .month [1-12], .day [1-31], .hour [0-23], .min [0-59], .sec [0-59], .wday [0-6 {Sun-Sat}])
sCurrentTime = currentDate.year .. "-" .. currentDate.month .. "-" .. currentDate.day .. " " .. currentDate.hour .. ":" .. currentDate.min .. ":" .. currentDate.sec
function update(device, id, power, energy, index)
commandArray[index] = {['UpdateDevice'] = id .. "|0|" .. power .. ";" .. energy}
end
commandArray = {}
SolarPowerGeneration, SolarEnergyGeneration = otherdevices_svalues["Solar Generation"]:match("([^;]+);([^;]+)")
if printDebug == true then
print(" ----- SolarPowerGeneration = " .. SolarPowerGeneration .. " W");
print(" ----- SolarEnergyGeneration = " .. SolarEnergyGeneration .. " Wh");
end
MainCUPowerUsage, MainCUEnergyUsage = otherdevices_svalues["Main Consumer Unit"]:match("([^;]+);([^;]+)")
if printDebug == true then
print(" ----- MainCUPowerUsage = " .. MainCUPowerUsage .. " W");
print(" ----- MainCUEnergyUsage = " .. MainCUEnergyUsage .. " Wh");
end
GardenCUPowerUsage, GardenCUEnergyUsage = otherdevices_svalues["Garden Consumer Unit"]:match("([^;]+);([^;]+)")
if printDebug == true then
print(" ----- GardenCUPowerUsage = " .. GardenCUPowerUsage .. " W");
print(" ----- GardenCUEnergyUsage = " .. GardenCUEnergyUsage .. " Wh");
end
-- Do the calculations
-- CurrentPowerBalance = SolarPowerGeneration - (MainCUPowerUsage + GardenCUPowerUsage)
-- CurrentEnergyBalance = SolarEnergyGeneration - (MainCUEnergyUsage + GardenCUEnergyUsage)
CurrentPowerBalance = (MainCUPowerUsage + GardenCUPowerUsage) - SolarPowerGeneration
CurrentEnergyBalance = (MainCUEnergyUsage + GardenCUEnergyUsage) - SolarEnergyGeneration
HousePower = (MainCUPowerUsage + GardenCUPowerUsage)
HouseEnergy = (MainCUEnergyUsage + GardenCUEnergyUsage)
if printDebug == true then
print(" ----- CurrentPowerBalance = " .. CurrentPowerBalance .. " W");
print(" ----- CurrentEnergyBalance = " .. CurrentEnergyBalance .. " Wh");
end
if printData == true then
if CurrentPowerBalance <0 then
print("FREE Electric - Whoop! " .. CurrentPowerBalance .. "W");
end
end
-- update the counters
-- Total power
update("House Power Incoming", 475, CurrentPowerBalance, CurrentEnergyBalance, 1) -- 475 is the ID of the dummy incoming device
-- Load of the House
update("House Load", 518, HousePower, HouseEnergy, 2) -- 518 is the ID of dummy house consumption device
-- update the user variables (used to write to a csv for futher analysis)
-- House Load
commandArray['Variable:VarHouseLoad_Power'] = tostring(HousePower)
commandArray['Variable:VarHouseLoad_Energy'] = tostring(HouseEnergy)
-- Grid Load
commandArray['Variable:VarGridLoad_Power'] = tostring(CurrentPowerBalance)
commandArray['Variable:VarGridLoad_Energy'] = tostring(CurrentEnergyBalance)
-- MainCU Load
commandArray['Variable:VarMainCU_Power'] = tostring(MainCUPowerUsage)
commandArray['Variable:VarMainCU_Energy'] = tostring(MainCUEnergyUsage)
-- Garden CU Load
commandArray['Variable:VarGardenCU_Power'] = tostring(GardenCUPowerUsage)
commandArray['Variable:VarGardenCU_Energy'] = tostring(GardenCUEnergyUsage)
-- save new values to file
file = io.open("/opt/scripts/housepower.csv", "a") -- append
file:write("\n") -- new line
file:write (sCurrentTime)
file:write(",")
file:write(HousePower) -- Total House Load
file:write(",")
file:write(MainCUPowerUsage) -- Main CU
file:write(",")
file:write(GardenCUPowerUsage) -- Garden CU
file:write(",")
file:write(CurrentPowerBalance) -- Grid Demand
file:close()
return commandArray
HTH
Kevin
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Re: Virtual meter that is the sum of two other meters
-MainCU
-GardenCU
-Solar
are the names of your meter sensors in domoticz right?
-GardenCU
-Solar
are the names of your meter sensors in domoticz right?
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Re: Virtual meter that is the sum of two other meters
Got it working, thanks
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Yeah, I'm a bit late in replying.
Glad it's all working.
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Re: Virtual meter that is the sum of two other meters
Did some tweaking, in the sense i removed all of the CVS log stuff.
But have there some douts.
Also im doing some troubleshooting because arround the time i started using this, the TOTAL meter stopped updating the "Energy Usage" graph, but i think its because of the firmware of the metering device and not the script, since i guess it only reads the value does the calculations and writes it to another virtual meter, but still can you take a look?
Total: is the meter that gets information from the whole house
Apartamento: is the meter that gets information from a apartment
Casa: the result of the subtration of the apartment from the Total value
This is the code im using:
But have there some douts.
What does the 1 (in total power) and 2 (in House), mean?-- Total power
update("House Power Incoming", 475, CurrentPowerBalance, CurrentEnergyBalance, 1) -- 475 is the ID of the dummy incoming device
-- Load of the House
update("House Load", 518, HousePower, HouseEnergy, 2) -- 518 is the ID of dummy house consumption device
Also im doing some troubleshooting because arround the time i started using this, the TOTAL meter stopped updating the "Energy Usage" graph, but i think its because of the firmware of the metering device and not the script, since i guess it only reads the value does the calculations and writes it to another virtual meter, but still can you take a look?
Total: is the meter that gets information from the whole house
Apartamento: is the meter that gets information from a apartment
Casa: the result of the subtration of the apartment from the Total value
This is the code im using:
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-- demo time script
-- Get current date & time
t1 = os.time()
local currentDate = os.date("*t"); -- sets up currentDate.[table]
-- (currentDate.year [full], .month [1-12], .day [1-31], .hour [0-23], .min [0-59], .sec [0-59], .wday [0-6 {Sun-Sat}])
sCurrentTime = currentDate.year .. "-" .. currentDate.month .. "-" .. currentDate.day .. " " .. currentDate.hour .. ":" .. currentDate.min .. ":" .. currentDate.sec
function update(device, id, power, energy, index)
commandArray[index] = {['UpdateDevice'] = id .. "|0|" .. power .. ";" .. energy}
end
commandArray = {}
TotalPowerUsage, TotalEnergyUsage = otherdevices_svalues["Total"]:match("([^;]+);([^;]+)")
ApartamentoPowerUsage, ApartamentoEnergyUsage = otherdevices_svalues["Apartamento"]:match("([^;]+);([^;]+)")
CurrentPowerBalance = TotalPowerUsage - ApartamentoPowerUsage
CurrentEnergyBalance = TotalEnergyUsage - ApartamentoEnergyUsage
update("Casa", 50, CurrentPowerBalance, CurrentEnergyBalance, 2) -- 50 is the ID of the dummy incoming device
return commandArray
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Re: Virtual meter that is the sum of two other meters
Hi,
The 1 and 2 refer to the commandArray[x] values.
If you only update one value when running the script then this value can be 1.
If you chose to update 2 or more values then they all need their own commandArray[x] value. Otherwise only the last commandArray value will be updated.
Your script looks fine to me, I can't see any reason why it wouldn't work.
Try putting some print commands in so you can see in the logs if the expected values are in there.
ATB
Kevin
The 1 and 2 refer to the commandArray[x] values.
If you only update one value when running the script then this value can be 1.
If you chose to update 2 or more values then they all need their own commandArray[x] value. Otherwise only the last commandArray value will be updated.
Your script looks fine to me, I can't see any reason why it wouldn't work.
Try putting some print commands in so you can see in the logs if the expected values are in there.
ATB
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Re: Virtual meter that is the sum of two other meters
Thanks
After some testing it was the FW of the sonoff that was sending the KWhToday instead of the KWhTotal, everything is working now
Thanks
After some testing it was the FW of the sonoff that was sending the KWhToday instead of the KWhTotal, everything is working now
Thanks
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Re: Virtual meter that is the sum of two other meters
I wanted to do the same, and using this thread and some other links I managed to get it to work as well.
I documented this in the wiki here for future reference, please expand where you can: https://www.domoticz.com/wiki/Virtual_meter. Hope this helps others
I documented this in the wiki here for future reference, please expand where you can: https://www.domoticz.com/wiki/Virtual_meter. Hope this helps others
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Re: Virtual meter that is the sum of two other meters
Hi,
I used this script
to sum energy and power from 3 meters (kWh Meter L1, kWh Meter L2 and kWh Meter L3), because my device for the whole powerconsumtion (kWh Meter Gesamt) shows only the sum of absolute Power [W].
But for this issue I have already opened a thread, https://www.domoticz.com/forum/viewtopi ... 24&t=26760 >>> no answer so far.
The script works, but the energy shows the whole energy consumption instead of energyconsumtion of the day.
What could I do, to get the daily energy consumption?
I used this script
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-- /home/pi/domoticz/scripts/lua/script_device_calculate_consumption.lua
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-- Domoticz IDX and names of the needed devices
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local DeviceName1 = "kWh Meter L1"
local DeviceName2 = "kWh Meter L2"
local DeviceName3 = "kWh Meter L3"
local ConsumptionIDX = 343 -- IDX of the energy device that shows calculated Consumption
local ConsumptionDeviceName = "Gesamtverbrauch" -- Name of the energy device that shows calculated Consumption
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-- Script parameters
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Energy1 = 0 -- in Watt hours
Power1 = 0 -- in Watts
Energy2 = 0 -- in Watt hours
Power2 = 0 -- in Watts
Energy3 = 0 -- in Watt hours
Power3 = 0 -- in Watts
EnergyConsumption = 0 -- in Watt hours
PowerConsumption = 0 -- in Watts
Debug = "NO" -- Turn debugging on ("YES") or off ("NO")
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-- Get current date & time
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--t1 = os.time()
--local currentDate = os.date("*t"); -- sets up currentDate.[table]
-- --(currentDate.year [full], .month [1-12], .day [1-31], .hour [0-23], .min [0-59], .sec [0-59], .wday [0-6 {Sun-Sat}])
--sCurrentTime = currentDate.year .. "-" .. currentDate.month .. "-" .. currentDate.day .. " " .. currentDate.hour .. ":" .. currentDate.min .. ":" .. currentDate.sec
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-- Lua Functions
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function update(device, id, power, energy, index)
commandArray[index] = {['UpdateDevice'] = id .. "|0|" .. power .. ";" .. energy}
end
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-- CommandArray
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commandArray = {}
Power1, Energy1 = otherdevices_svalues[DeviceName1]:match("([^;]+);([^;]+)")
if Debug=="YES" then
print(" ----- ".. DeviceName1 .. "Power = " .. Power1 .. " W");
print(" ----- ".. DeviceName1 .. "Energy = " .. Energy1 .. " Wh");
end
Power2, Energy2 = otherdevices_svalues[DeviceName2]:match("([^;]+);([^;]+)")
if Debug=="YES" then
print(" ----- ".. DeviceName2 .. "Power = " .. Power2 .. " W");
print(" ----- ".. DeviceName2 .. "Energy = " .. Energy2 .. " Wh");
end
Power3, Energy3 = otherdevices_svalues[DeviceName3]:match("([^;]+);([^;]+)")
if Debug=="YES" then
print(" ----- ".. DeviceName3 .. "Power = " .. Power3 .. " W");
print(" ----- ".. DeviceName3 .. "Energy = " .. Energy3 .. " Wh");
end
-- Power4, Energy4 = otherdevices_svalues[DeviceName4]:match("([^;]+);([^;]+)")
-- if Debug=="YES" then
-- print(" ----- ".. DeviceName4 .. "Power = " .. Power4 .. " W");
-- print(" ----- ".. DeviceName4 .. "Energy = " .. Energy4 .. " Wh");
-- end
-- Power5, Energy5 = otherdevices_svalues[DeviceName5]:match("([^;]+);([^;]+)")
-- if Debug=="YES" then
-- print(" ----- ".. DeviceName5 .. "Power = " .. Power5 .. " W");
-- print(" ----- ".. DeviceName5 .. "Energy = " .. Energy5 .. " Wh");
-- end
-- Calculate consumption
PowerConsumption = Power1 + Power2 + Power3
if Debug=="YES" then
print(" ----- PowerConsumption = " .. PowerConsumption .. "W");
end
EnergyConsumption = Energy1 + Energy2 + Energy3
if Debug=="YES" then
print(" ----- EnergyConsumption = " .. EnergyConsumption .. "Wh");
end
-- Update comsumption device in Domoticz
if devicechanged[DeviceName1] or devicechanged[DeviceName2] or devicechanged[DeviceName3] then
update(ConsumptionDeviceName, ConsumptionIDX, PowerConsumption, EnergyConsumption, 1)
end
But for this issue I have already opened a thread, https://www.domoticz.com/forum/viewtopi ... 24&t=26760 >>> no answer so far.
The script works, but the energy shows the whole energy consumption instead of energyconsumtion of the day.
What could I do, to get the daily energy consumption?
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Re: Virtual meter that is the sum of two other meters
I don´t know but maybe this could help:
The device for the whole powerconsumtion (kWh Meter Gesamt):
The device for the whole powerconsumtion (kWh Meter Gesamt):
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Ok, it´s solved
The one who could wait has a clear advantage
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Re: Virtual meter that is the sum of two other meters
I also have something similar to this, but as DzVents script
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return {
on = {
timer = { 'every 5 minutes' }
},
execute = function(domoticz, item)
local bhPower = domoticz.devices(3) -- big house power meter
local fhPower = domoticz.devices(53) -- forest house power meter
local totalPower = domoticz.devices(54) -- total (big + forest houses) power meter
totalPower.updateElectricity(
bhPower.WhActual + fhPower.WhActual,
bhPower.WhTotal + fhPower.WhTotal
)
end
}
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Re: Virtual meter that is the sum of two other meters
Hello Gertschi,
I used your script to add 3 different solar panel installations, it works fine.
Only the same problem with the total P instead of the day P
Would you like to post the script in which you solved it?
I don't have the programming knowledge to get this solved.
thank you.
Greetings,
Maurice
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i cant get this script to work, i have replaced the (3), (53) and (54) with my own idx for my sensors, but i dont think that the script is running.thearr wrote: ↑Wednesday 06 February 2019 22:32 I also have something similar to this, but as DzVents scriptCode: Select all
return { on = { timer = { 'every 5 minutes' } }, execute = function(domoticz, item) local bhPower = domoticz.devices(3) -- big house power meter local fhPower = domoticz.devices(53) -- forest house power meter local totalPower = domoticz.devices(54) -- total (big + forest houses) power meter totalPower.updateElectricity( bhPower.WhActual + fhPower.WhActual, bhPower.WhTotal + fhPower.WhTotal ) end }
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Re: Virtual meter that is the sum of two other meters
i have tried your script but i get these errors in the log:Gertschi wrote: ↑Monday 04 February 2019 9:56 Hi,
I used this script
to sum energy and power from 3 meters (kWh Meter L1, kWh Meter L2 and kWh Meter L3), because my device for the whole powerconsumtion (kWh Meter Gesamt) shows only the sum of absolute Power [W].Code: Select all
-- /home/pi/domoticz/scripts/lua/script_device_calculate_consumption.lua ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- Domoticz IDX and names of the needed devices ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- local DeviceName1 = "kWh Meter L1" local DeviceName2 = "kWh Meter L2" local DeviceName3 = "kWh Meter L3" local ConsumptionIDX = 343 -- IDX of the energy device that shows calculated Consumption local ConsumptionDeviceName = "Gesamtverbrauch" -- Name of the energy device that shows calculated Consumption ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- Script parameters ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Energy1 = 0 -- in Watt hours Power1 = 0 -- in Watts Energy2 = 0 -- in Watt hours Power2 = 0 -- in Watts Energy3 = 0 -- in Watt hours Power3 = 0 -- in Watts EnergyConsumption = 0 -- in Watt hours PowerConsumption = 0 -- in Watts Debug = "NO" -- Turn debugging on ("YES") or off ("NO") --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- Get current date & time --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --t1 = os.time() --local currentDate = os.date("*t"); -- sets up currentDate.[table] -- --(currentDate.year [full], .month [1-12], .day [1-31], .hour [0-23], .min [0-59], .sec [0-59], .wday [0-6 {Sun-Sat}]) --sCurrentTime = currentDate.year .. "-" .. currentDate.month .. "-" .. currentDate.day .. " " .. currentDate.hour .. ":" .. currentDate.min .. ":" .. currentDate.sec ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- Lua Functions ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- function update(device, id, power, energy, index) commandArray[index] = {['UpdateDevice'] = id .. "|0|" .. power .. ";" .. energy} end ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- CommandArray ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- commandArray = {} Power1, Energy1 = otherdevices_svalues[DeviceName1]:match("([^;]+);([^;]+)") if Debug=="YES" then print(" ----- ".. DeviceName1 .. "Power = " .. Power1 .. " W"); print(" ----- ".. DeviceName1 .. "Energy = " .. Energy1 .. " Wh"); end Power2, Energy2 = otherdevices_svalues[DeviceName2]:match("([^;]+);([^;]+)") if Debug=="YES" then print(" ----- ".. DeviceName2 .. "Power = " .. Power2 .. " W"); print(" ----- ".. DeviceName2 .. "Energy = " .. Energy2 .. " Wh"); end Power3, Energy3 = otherdevices_svalues[DeviceName3]:match("([^;]+);([^;]+)") if Debug=="YES" then print(" ----- ".. DeviceName3 .. "Power = " .. Power3 .. " W"); print(" ----- ".. DeviceName3 .. "Energy = " .. Energy3 .. " Wh"); end -- Power4, Energy4 = otherdevices_svalues[DeviceName4]:match("([^;]+);([^;]+)") -- if Debug=="YES" then -- print(" ----- ".. DeviceName4 .. "Power = " .. Power4 .. " W"); -- print(" ----- ".. DeviceName4 .. "Energy = " .. Energy4 .. " Wh"); -- end -- Power5, Energy5 = otherdevices_svalues[DeviceName5]:match("([^;]+);([^;]+)") -- if Debug=="YES" then -- print(" ----- ".. DeviceName5 .. "Power = " .. Power5 .. " W"); -- print(" ----- ".. DeviceName5 .. "Energy = " .. Energy5 .. " Wh"); -- end -- Calculate consumption PowerConsumption = Power1 + Power2 + Power3 if Debug=="YES" then print(" ----- PowerConsumption = " .. PowerConsumption .. "W"); end EnergyConsumption = Energy1 + Energy2 + Energy3 if Debug=="YES" then print(" ----- EnergyConsumption = " .. EnergyConsumption .. "Wh"); end -- Update comsumption device in Domoticz if devicechanged[DeviceName1] or devicechanged[DeviceName2] or devicechanged[DeviceName3] then update(ConsumptionDeviceName, ConsumptionIDX, PowerConsumption, EnergyConsumption, 1) end
But for this issue I have already opened a thread, https://www.domoticz.com/forum/viewtopi ... 24&t=26760 >>> no answer so far.
The script works, but the energy shows the whole energy consumption instead of energyconsumtion of the day.
energy.JPG
What could I do, to get the daily energy consumption?
2020-02-01 23:09:27.105 Error: EventSystem: in Script #1: [string "-- /home/pi/domoticz/scripts/lua/script_devic..."]:75: attempt to perform arithmetic on global 'Power1' (a nil value)
2020-02-01 23:09:33.108 Error: EventSystem: in Script #1: [string "-- /home/pi/domoticz/scripts/lua/script_devic..."]:75: attempt to perform arithmetic on global 'Power1' (a nil value)
2020-02-01 23:09:33.150 Error: EventSystem: in Script #1: [string "-- /home/pi/domoticz/scripts/lua/script_devic..."]:75: attempt to perform arithmetic on global 'Power1' (a nil value)
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Re: Virtual meter that is the sum of two other meters
Did you enable dzvents in settings?tjabas wrote: ↑Saturday 01 February 2020 18:21i cant get this script to work, i have replaced the (3), (53) and (54) with my own idx for my sensors, but i dont think that the script is running.thearr wrote: ↑Wednesday 06 February 2019 22:32 I also have something similar to this, but as DzVents scriptCode: Select all
return { on = { timer = { 'every 5 minutes' } }, execute = function(domoticz, item) local bhPower = domoticz.devices(3) -- big house power meter local fhPower = domoticz.devices(53) -- forest house power meter local totalPower = domoticz.devices(54) -- total (big + forest houses) power meter totalPower.updateElectricity( bhPower.WhActual + fhPower.WhActual, bhPower.WhTotal + fhPower.WhTotal ) end }
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