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De kommer i fra denne: https://github.com/Danielhiversen/home_assistant_tibber_data

Imponerende stykke arbeid! For de fleste andre vil MQTT Explorer være supert.

En kan ikke vite selv om en har statistikk. Det siste året har jo strømprisene hoppet som en ungfole på vårslepp og ligner ikke på tidligere år. Statistikken gir deg bare en kvalifisert gjetting... Se bare på november, fram til midt i måneden så strømstøtten ut til å bli rundt 0 men endte opp på en snau 50-øring...

Her er statistikk over hvor mye man kan vite om strømstøtten basert på hvor mange dager det er igjen som en ikke vet strømprisene for. Tallene under viser usikkerheten for +/- et standard avvik fra fasiten (som er gjennomsnittelig spotpris for måneden): Days remaining 30: 22.7% Days remaining 29: 23.0% Days remaining 28: 21.9% Days remaining 27: 23.3% Days remaining 26: 19.3% Days remaining 25: 18.1% Days remaining 24: 17.4% Days remaining 23: 17.5% Days remaining 22: 16.6% Days remaining 21: 16.2% Days remaining 20: 16.0% Days remaining 19: 16.2% Days remaining 18: 16.5% Days remaining 17: 16.7% Days remaining 16: 16.5% Days remaining 15: 16.0% Days remaining 14: 15.8% Days remaining 13: 15.5% Days remaining 12: 14.7% Days remaining 11: 13.4% Days remaining 10: 12.2% Days remaining 9: 10.9% Days remaining 8: 9.8% Days remaining 7: 8.9% Days remaining 6: 8.0% Days remaining 5: 6.9% Days remaining 4: 5.8% Days remaining 3: 5.0% Days remaining 2: 3.8% Days remaining 1: 1.8% Days remaining 0: 0.0% Dette er basert på statistikk fra 2021 og 2022.

Så lenge du har hele infrastrukturen på plass ville jeg heller satset på styring av den berederen du allerede har. Mange zwave/zigbee kontaktorer som egner seg til det bruket.

Måtte bare teste openai chat, eksempel her: jeg stilte spørsmålet og resten et generert av openai; To use Schedy and binary sensors to delay a Schedy task for 5 minutes in Home Assistant, you can follow these steps: First, make sure you have installed Schedy and the binary sensor you want to use. You can do this by adding the schedy and binary_sensor components to your configuration.yaml file and configuring them according to the documentation. Next, create a binary sensor that will trigger the Schedy task. This can be any sensor that can be turned on or off, such as a motion sensor or a switch. In your configuration.yaml file, define a new Schedy task that will be triggered by the binary sensor. You can do this using the schedy: section of the file. For example: Copy code schedy: - name: "Delay Schedy Task" trigger: platform: state entity_id:binary_sensor.my_sensor to: "on" action: - service: schedy.delay_task data: task_id:schedy.my_task delay: 300 This will create a Schedy task that is triggered when the binary sensor's state changes to "on". When the task is triggered, it will delay the execution of the Schedy task with the ID schedy.my_task for 5 minutes (300 seconds). Test your setup by triggering the binary sensor and checking that the Schedy task is delayed by the appropriate amount of time. I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any questions