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Multiple deferrable_loads #23
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You can pass the run hours for each optimisation run, that will achieve this desired effect. I have been playing around with different variables to modify the run hours dynamically. You can see some switches and external temperature as well as costs that sometimes will drive the total_hours to zero.
I then call this using the following shell command:
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Hi, we will take Mark's reply as the solution to this. Indeed this use case was the goal when providing the possibility to pass some of the configuration parameters at runtime, in order to update them on the go. You can pass these parameters also with the You can also pass all these parameters at runtime:
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@purcell-lab can you show me your automatisations in HA that fire your
I do not have batteries. |
If you don't have a battery, no need to provide the SOC parameters at runtime. From the documentation :
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I wan't to use multiple deferrable_loas, like dishwasher, washing machine, dryer, hot water, boost of my thermostat
Some of my deferrable_loads aren't needed every day.
Is there a way to tell to emhass if that deferrable_load is needed?
Maybe an input_boolean to controle every deferrable_load?
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