Trying to make a simple energy graph

[thick pebble]

Hello everyone! So basically to make it sweet and short for you. I have a smart breaker that's connected to two of my AC units upstairs. I'm trying to make a graph on my home assistant dashboard which will show me the monthly power use over a year. I've been having trouble with figuring it out over the past two weeks and honestly as much as I hate asking for help this is last resort 😅 If anyone could guide me I would be eternally grateful.

Also to add, the breaker collects information on how much power is being used real time and doesn't have any date functionality. I was hoping that home assistant could handle that part with the raw data.

[verbal matrix]

So your breaker has a power sensor, and it does not have an energy sensor?

If you need to create an energy sensor from the power sensor, use the Riemann sum integral integration.

Then you can add this to your energy dashboard.

[sick comet]

Integral

Instructions on how to integrate Integration Sensor into Home Assistant.

Documentation

View the documentation

Quality scale

:house: Internal

IoT Class

Local Push

Integration type

helper

Source

View the source on GitHub

Issues

View known issues

[thick pebble]

It has a entity that collects total energy and sends it over in kwH. My bad if I didn't explain that earlier

[verbal matrix]

That's perfect for the energy panel.

[verbal matrix]

Do you want to use the built-in energy graph of home assistant, or are you trying to do something else? Not clear where you're stuck.

[thick pebble]

im trying to make something like this but in home assistant 🙂 Hope that clears it up

The part im stuck on really is configuring the graph in the yaml file, I know how to set it all up in the dashboard but for some reason whenever I try to configure the graph the data seems off and I know that for a fact.

[verbal matrix]

It sounds like you're trying to recreate exactly what the energy panel provides. I don't know if you've looked at the energy panel. Have you tried it?

[thick pebble]

No I haven't tinkered much with the energy panel yet I thought that was mainly for integrating solar and things like that 😅

but I'll have a look at it

you mean this right?

[verbal matrix]

Yep

If you don't have grid sensors you can skip that, and just add your AC device

I would just add your energy sensor as an individual device

I think that's the last step

[thick pebble]

the last step is water consumption

[verbal matrix]

Ok maybe you add it afterwards, I forgot

There's a section called "Individual devices"

[thick pebble]

omg it works thank you

well