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N31 energy value integer values - np.nagypeter@gmail.com - 01-19-2026
Dear Support Team,
I am writing to request technical assistance regarding the Kincony N30 power monitoring controller. I am currently using the device with ESPHome via the Modbus interface (reading the BL0910 chips).
While the device is functioning correctly in terms of connectivity, I have encountered a significant limitation regarding energy consumption data.
The Issue: The Modbus energy registers (e.g., addresses 140, 142, etc., for Chip 1) only return integer values. Even when the sensors are configured to display 3 or more decimal places in ESPHome, the
data received from the device is always a whole number (e.g., 0.000 kWh, 1.000 kWh).
Technical Details:
Device: Kincony N30 (ESP32-S3 with W5500 Ethernet).
Interface: Modbus RTU over UART.
Observations: The Voltage (V) and Power (W) registers provide high-resolution data with correct decimals. However, the Energy (kWh) registers do not seem to transmit fractional increments.
Log evidence: My logs confirm the device is sending states like 0.00000 kWh even when a load is active, and only jumps to the next whole number after a full kWh has been consumed.
Example log snippet: [sensor:135]: 'bl0910_1_energy_1': Sending state 0.00000 kWh with 3 decimals of accuracy
My Questions:
Does the current firmware of the Kincony N30 support fractional energy readings (e.g., Wh or 0.001 kWh increments) via Modbus? Is there a specific multiplier or a different register address I should use to obtain higher-resolution energy data? Is there a firmware update available that addresses this resolution limitation?
Thank you for your assistance!
RE: N31 energy value integer values - admin - 01-19-2026
sorry, about KWH only use by min is 1kwh, can't use by 0.001kwh.