08-28-2026, 04:28 AM
I've had the N60 up and running for about a week now and something on it went sideways (stopped reporting to home assistant; not really sure what went wrong) so I turned it off and back on again. It rebooted and came back online, but all the kWh values had been reset to zero.
I thought the system saved these values to flash and would reload them at boot so that kWh remains continuous across reboots. Is that understanding wrong?
The reason I ask is because when an ESPHome device reports values of the type "total_increasing" to home assistant, values that go backwards are handled oddly. Worse, values that go to zero are considered reseting the sensor. It's all a bit quirky, but ideally the device would retain those values and restore them. If that's not the case, I'll figure out something.
Thanks!
I thought the system saved these values to flash and would reload them at boot so that kWh remains continuous across reboots. Is that understanding wrong?
The reason I ask is because when an ESPHome device reports values of the type "total_increasing" to home assistant, values that go backwards are handled oddly. Worse, values that go to zero are considered reseting the sensor. It's all a bit quirky, but ideally the device would retain those values and restore them. If that's not the case, I'll figure out something.
Thanks!