[1.6.1b2] - 2026-11-11
Fixed
- Daily operation timeline no longer fills the recorder (#850): its attributes change on every publish (about once a minute), so each write stored a new attributes row. From Home Assistant 2024.7 the sensor's attributes are no longer recorded; the panel reads the live state, so the Daily operation card is unchanged. The card also updates at once again when an interval closes, instead of up to a minute later. Thanks to @mhjansen79.
- Predictive charging no longer charges to 100% with the Peak Shaving SOC threshold at 100% (#843): since 1.6.0 a threshold at or above max SOC reserved the whole battery, so the plan saw 0 kWh usable at any SOC and charged to full. A threshold at max SOC means "cover peaks only" and the plan now counts the energy down to min SOC; lower thresholds still reserve their band (#627). Thanks to @ssorgatem.
- Time Slot: the window charges again what the evening needs: since 1.6.1b1 the window load came off the daily balance even when that balance was already capped at the room to max_soc, so a night window booked 0.06 kWh of a 3.2 kWh need and the battery ran out at 18:00. The window now charges at least what the plan needs after it, up to max_soc.
- Dynamic Pricing: the night charge came up short when the night itself is cheaper to import: while a slot charges, the grid feeds the house, so the planner takes that load off the slot's energy. It did so also for hours it had already left to the grid (a cheap night that is not worth storing for, #662), where no slot had stored that load, so the energy booked for the dear hours shrank by the house load of every charging slot (11 Nov: 11.4 kWh booked for the day, 9.1 kWh planned, battery empty at 18:45 with 0.60-0.675 €/kWh still ahead). The load is now only taken off where the battery covers the hour. Thanks to @anorakophobia.
- Predictive charging booked too few slots for batteries with unequal room: slots were sized with the fleet's summed charge power, but a battery that is full stops charging. With a 5.12 kWh and an 8.16 kWh battery at 2.4 kW each, 12 slots were booked for 11.4 kWh; the smaller one was full after 8 and the larger one needed 14, so about 1 kWh of the booked energy was never stored. Slots are now sized with the power the fleet averages over the charge (3.8 kW there, 15 slots); a charge that ends before any battery is full, and batteries with equal room, keep the summed power. The predictive charging sensor shows it as
battery_charge_power_w. Thanks to @anorakophobia.