Delta Pro: AC input sensors' data wrong in pass-through mode about hassio-ecoflow HOT 7 CLOSED

I started noticing something similar after updating to the latest version.

Since I am using my River's as
a UPS so they are in by-pass mode, I have automations setup to tell me if AC input power goes off (ie. we lose power from the grid).

I've been using a check of AC input powered and this worked fine but since updating to the latest version - this now keeps changing and thus notifying me that AC input power has dropped when it has not so seems something is up with this.

Thanks

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On the Delta Pro it stays constantly off once the device goes into pass-through mode (I did not update the firmeware yet though) When I compared the three debug files I took today the culprit seems to be the ac_in_type: Once charging has finished, the "ac_in_type" reads "0" which is the same as when the unit is unplugged from AC, even though AC input (ac_in_power) has a positive value.

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I have previously addressed this in the RIVER series so that you can have input entities in AC and DC respectively.

However, that did not work well and even caused problems with DELTA.

We are going to revert this and remove the AC/DC input entities from the RIVER series, leaving only the total input entities (the DELTA series will continue to have AC/DC input entities).

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That should work - while there would be valid use cases for input on AC and DC - seems that this is problematic so total is still fine as that will still detect no input.

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@vwt12eh8 Thanks, the "AC input" (WattsEntity) readout is now fine, but the binary sensor "AC input" still displays "Off". I guess this is because the device API returns "ac_in_type": 0 also in pass-through mode.

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@golden-guy It seems to be a firmware spec that reports no input when charged to max. This was also the case with DC input.

I would not recommend using this entity to determine if there is a real input or not.

As an alternative, it would be more reliable to determine that there is an input if the AC input voltage is of a certain value (e.g. 10V or higher).

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Alright, that's fine. I will just use another entity then, as you have suggested. Thanks for your always great support!

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