KinCony MB ESP32 Battery Monitor board configure yaml for ESPhome

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esphome:
  name: mb
  platform: ESP32
  board: esp32dev

# Example configuration entry
i2c:
  - id: bus_a
    sda: 15
    scl: 4
    scan: true
    frequency: 400kHz
  - id: bus_b
    sda: 5
    scl: 16
    scan: true
    frequency: 400kHz

# Example configuration entry
ethernet:
  type: LAN8720
  mdc_pin: GPIO23
  mdio_pin: GPIO18
  clk_mode: GPIO17_OUT
  phy_addr: 0

sensor:
  - platform: ina226
    address: 0x40
    i2c_id: bus_a
    shunt_resistance: 0.01 ohm
    current:
      name: "INA226 Current-1"
      id: current_1
    power:
      name: "INA226 Power-1"
    bus_voltage:
      name: "INA226 Bus Voltage-1"
      id: voltage_1
    shunt_voltage:
      name: "INA226 Shunt Voltage-1"
    max_current: 15A
    update_interval: 5s

  - platform: ina226
    address: 0x41
    i2c_id: bus_a
    shunt_resistance: 0.01 ohm
    current:
      name: "INA226 Current-2"
      id: current_2
    power:
      name: "INA226 Power-2"
    bus_voltage:
      name: "INA226 Bus Voltage-2"
      id: voltage_2
    shunt_voltage:
      name: "INA226 Shunt Voltage-2"
    max_current: 15A
    update_interval: 5s

  - platform: ina226
    address: 0x42
    i2c_id: bus_a
    shunt_resistance: 0.01 ohm
    current:
      name: "INA226 Current-3"
      id: current_3
    power:
      name: "INA226 Power-3"
    bus_voltage:
      name: "INA226 Bus Voltage-3"
      id: voltage_3
    shunt_voltage:
      name: "INA226 Shunt Voltage-3"
    max_current: 15A
    update_interval: 5s

  - platform: ina226
    address: 0x43
    i2c_id: bus_a
    shunt_resistance: 0.01 ohm
    current:
      name: "INA226 Current-4"
      id: current_4
    power:
      name: "INA226 Power-4"
    bus_voltage:
      name: "INA226 Bus Voltage-4"
      id: voltage_4
    shunt_voltage:
      name: "INA226 Shunt Voltage-4"
    max_current: 15A
    update_interval: 5s

  - platform: ina226
    address: 0x44
    i2c_id: bus_a
    shunt_resistance: 0.01 ohm
    current:
      name: "INA226 Current-5"
      id: current_5
    power:
      name: "INA226 Power-5"
    bus_voltage:
      name: "INA226 Bus Voltage-5"
      id: voltage_5
    shunt_voltage:
      name: "INA226 Shunt Voltage-5"
    max_current: 15A
    update_interval: 5s

  - platform: ina226
    address: 0x45
    i2c_id: bus_a
    shunt_resistance: 0.01 ohm
    current:
      name: "INA226 Current-6"
      id: current_6
    power:
      name: "INA226 Power-6"
    bus_voltage:
      name: "INA226 Bus Voltage-6"
      id: voltage_6
    shunt_voltage:
      name: "INA226 Shunt Voltage-6"
    max_current: 15A
    update_interval: 5s

  - platform: ina226
    address: 0x46
    i2c_id: bus_a
    shunt_resistance: 0.01 ohm
    current:
      name: "INA226 Current-7"
      id: current_7
    power:
      name: "INA226 Power-7"
    bus_voltage:
      name: "INA226 Bus Voltage-7"
      id: voltage_7
    shunt_voltage:
      name: "INA226 Shunt Voltage-7"
    max_current: 15A
    update_interval: 5s

  - platform: ina226
    address: 0x47
    i2c_id: bus_a
    shunt_resistance: 0.01 ohm
    current:
      name: "INA226 Current-8"
      id: current_8
    power:
      name: "INA226 Power-8"
    bus_voltage:
      name: "INA226 Bus Voltage-8"
      id: voltage_8
    shunt_voltage:
      name: "INA226 Shunt Voltage-8"
    max_current: 15A
    update_interval: 5s


  - platform: ina226
    address: 0x40
    i2c_id: bus_b
    shunt_resistance: 0.1 ohm
    current:
      name: "INA226 Current-9"
      id: current_9
    power:
      name: "INA226 Power-9"
    bus_voltage:
      name: "INA226 Bus Voltage-9"
      id: voltage_9
    shunt_voltage:
      name: "INA226 Shunt Voltage-9"
    max_current: 15A
    update_interval: 5s

  - platform: ina226
    address: 0x41
    i2c_id: bus_b
    shunt_resistance: 0.01 ohm
    current:
      name: "INA226 Current-10"
      id: current_10
    power:
      name: "INA226 Power-10"
    bus_voltage:
      name: "INA226 Bus Voltage-10"
      id: voltage_10
    shunt_voltage:
      name: "INA226 Shunt Voltage-10"
    max_current: 15A
    update_interval: 5s

  - platform: ina226
    address: 0x42
    i2c_id: bus_b
    shunt_resistance: 0.01 ohm
    current:
      name: "INA226 Current-11"
      id: current_11
    power:
      name: "INA226 Power-11"
    bus_voltage:
      name: "INA226 Bus Voltage-11"
      id: voltage_11
    shunt_voltage:
      name: "INA226 Shunt Voltage-11"
    max_current: 15A
    update_interval: 5s

  - platform: ina226
    address: 0x43
    i2c_id: bus_b
    shunt_resistance: 0.01 ohm
    current:
      name: "INA226 Current-12"
      id: current_12
    power:
      name: "INA226 Power-12"
    bus_voltage:
      name: "INA226 Bus Voltage-12"
      id: voltage_12
    shunt_voltage:
      name: "INA226 Shunt Voltage-12"
    max_current: 15A
    update_interval: 5s

  - platform: ina226
    address: 0x44
    i2c_id: bus_b
    shunt_resistance: 0.01 ohm
    current:
      name: "INA226 Current-13"
      id: current_13
    power:
      name: "INA226 Power-13"
    bus_voltage:
      name: "INA226 Bus Voltage-13"
      id: voltage_13
    shunt_voltage:
      name: "INA226 Shunt Voltage-13"
    max_current: 15A
    update_interval: 5s

  - platform: ina226
    address: 0x45
    i2c_id: bus_b
    shunt_resistance: 0.01 ohm
    current:
      name: "INA226 Current-14"
      id: current_14
    power:
      name: "INA226 Power-14"
    bus_voltage:
      name: "INA226 Bus Voltage-14"
      id: voltage_14
    shunt_voltage:
      name: "INA226 Shunt Voltage-14"
    max_current: 15A
    update_interval: 5s

  - platform: ina226
    address: 0x46
    i2c_id: bus_b
    shunt_resistance: 0.01 ohm
    current:
      name: "INA226 Current-15"
      id: current_15
    power:
      name: "INA226 Power-15"
    bus_voltage:
      name: "INA226 Bus Voltage-15"
      id: voltage_15
    shunt_voltage:
      name: "INA226 Shunt Voltage-15"
    max_current: 15A
    update_interval: 5s

  - platform: ina226
    address: 0x47
    i2c_id: bus_b
    shunt_resistance: 0.01 ohm
    current:
      name: "INA226 Current-16"
      id: current_16
    power:
      name: "INA226 Power-16"
    bus_voltage:
      name: "INA226 Bus Voltage-16"
      id: voltage_16
    shunt_voltage:
      name: "INA226 Shunt Voltage-16"
    max_current: 15A
    update_interval: 5s

font:
  - file: "gfonts://Roboto"
    id: roboto
    size: 20

display:
  - platform: ssd1306_i2c
    i2c_id: bus_a
    model: "SSD1306 128x64"
    address: 0x3C
    lambda: |-
      it.printf(0, 0, id(roboto), "Monitor");
      it.printf(0, 20, id(roboto), "V1: %.1fV", id(voltage_1).state);
      it.printf(0, 40, id(roboto), "A1: %.1fA", id(current_1).state);

# Enable logging
logger:

# Enable Home Assistant API
api:

#external_components:
#  - source:
#      type: git
#      url: https://github.com/hzkincony/esphome-universal-tcp
#      ref: v1.0.0

#universal_tcp:
#  id: universal_tcp1
#  local_port: 8888 # esp32 will listen on this port

#interval:
#  - interval: 5s
#    then:
#      - lambda: !lambda |-
#          auto current = value_accuracy_to_string(id(current_1).state, 2);
#          auto voltage = value_accuracy_to_string(id(voltage_1).state, 2);
#          id(universal_tcp1).send_string_data("RELAY-GET_energy-255,1," + current + "," + voltage + ",OK");
#          delay(28);
#          current = value_accuracy_to_string(id(current_2).state, 2);
#          voltage = value_accuracy_to_string(id(voltage_2).state, 2);
#          id(universal_tcp1).send_string_data("RELAY-GET_energy-255,2," + current + "," + voltage + ",OK");
#          delay(28);
#          current = value_accuracy_to_string(id(current_3).state, 2);
#          voltage = value_accuracy_to_string(id(voltage_3).state, 2);
#          id(universal_tcp1).send_string_data("RELAY-GET_energy-255,3," + current + "," + voltage + ",OK");
#          delay(28);
#          current = value_accuracy_to_string(id(current_4).state, 2);
#          voltage = value_accuracy_to_string(id(voltage_4).state, 2);
#          id(universal_tcp1).send_string_data("RELAY-GET_energy-255,4," + current + "," + voltage + ",OK");
#          delay(28);
#          current = value_accuracy_to_string(id(current_5).state, 2);
#          id(universal_tcp1).send_string_data("RELAY-GET_energy-255,5," + current + "," + voltage + ",OK");
#          delay(28);
#          current = value_accuracy_to_string(id(current_6).state, 2);
#          voltage = value_accuracy_to_string(id(voltage_6).state, 2);
#          id(universal_tcp1).send_string_data("RELAY-GET_energy-255,6," + current + "," + voltage + ",OK");
#          delay(28);
#          current = value_accuracy_to_string(id(current_7).state, 2);
#          voltage = value_accuracy_to_string(id(voltage_7).state, 2);
#          id(universal_tcp1).send_string_data("RELAY-GET_energy-255,7," + current + "," + voltage + ",OK");
#          delay(28);
#          current = value_accuracy_to_string(id(current_8).state, 2);
#          voltage = value_accuracy_to_string(id(voltage_8).state, 2);
#          id(universal_tcp1).send_string_data("RELAY-GET_energy-255,8," + current + "," + voltage + ",OK");
#          delay(28);
#          current = value_accuracy_to_string(id(current_9).state, 2);
#          voltage = value_accuracy_to_string(id(voltage_9).state, 2);
#          id(universal_tcp1).send_string_data("RELAY-GET_energy-255,9," + current + "," + voltage + ",OK");
#          delay(28);
#          current = value_accuracy_to_string(id(current_10).state, 2);
#          voltage = value_accuracy_to_string(id(voltage_10).state, 2);
#          id(universal_tcp1).send_string_data("RELAY-GET_energy-255,10," + current + "," + voltage + ",OK");
#          delay(28);
#          current = value_accuracy_to_string(id(current_11).state, 2);
#          id(universal_tcp1).send_string_data("RELAY-GET_energy-255,11," + current + "," + voltage + ",OK");
#          delay(28);
#          current = value_accuracy_to_string(id(current_12).state, 2);
#          voltage = value_accuracy_to_string(id(voltage_12).state, 2);
#          id(universal_tcp1).send_string_data("RELAY-GET_energy-255,12," + current + "," + voltage + ",OK");
#          delay(28);
#          current = value_accuracy_to_string(id(current_13).state, 2);
#          voltage = value_accuracy_to_string(id(voltage_13).state, 2);
#          id(universal_tcp1).send_string_data("RELAY-GET_energy-255,13," + current + "," + voltage + ",OK");
#          delay(28);
#          current = value_accuracy_to_string(id(current_14).state, 2);
#          voltage = value_accuracy_to_string(id(voltage_14).state, 2);
#          id(universal_tcp1).send_string_data("RELAY-GET_energy-255,14," + current + "," + voltage + ",OK");
#          delay(28);
#          current = value_accuracy_to_string(id(current_15).state, 2);
#          voltage = value_accuracy_to_string(id(voltage_15).state, 2);
#          id(universal_tcp1).send_string_data("RELAY-GET_energy-255,15," + current + "," + voltage + ",OK");
#          delay(28);
#          current = value_accuracy_to_string(id(current_16).state, 2);
#          voltage = value_accuracy_to_string(id(voltage_16).state, 2);
#          id(universal_tcp1).send_string_data("RELAY-GET_energy-255,16," + current + "," + voltage + ",OK");

[jhobson]

Not a flame, but It's a shame that this wasn't developed as a 'smaller' version, able to monitor 4 x 12V batteries in total (i.e. up to 48V), with support for:

• i2C (to put a BME680 sensor)
  
• 2 COM ports (i.e. 4 x GPIO used to drive 2 x UART in ESPHome)
  
• and maybe a relay (to reset / reboot remote devices).
  

This would make it a great option for use in remote sites for monitoring things like solar panels connected to 1 or 2 Victron - SmartSolar Charge Controller (MPPT) via the COM ports, making sure equipment / room temperature and humidty is within tolerances and rebooting if anything freezes up.
Even add some capability to add some CT clamps (including 'small' ones...not just 50A / 100A etc) to monitor loads drawing Power / Energy !

As an observation, having this as a 16 channel version is overkill and in turns leads to the price being too high (USD$200 / AUD$300), at which point it becomes cheaper to just buy a bunch of ESP32-S3 (or the new ESP32-C6 with Thread+Matter+802.11ax - AUD$10ea), a BME680, a relay, CSE7766 etc solder it all up and 3D print a case.

???

[admin]

thanks for suggestion. if you want monitor DC voltage. you can see KinCony MB board: DC energy meter board:
https://www.kincony.com/esp32-battery-monitor.html