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Tesla Powerwall integration shows battery level as "reserve" instead of charge #115103

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robertalexa opened this issue Apr 7, 2024 · 1 comment

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The problem

On the frontend, while looking at the Device coming from the Tesla Powerwall integration, next to the logo, the battery level reported is the one of the Backup Reserve, instead of the Charge.

As the Backup Reserve is a fixed "threshold" of how much charge to keep in case of emergency, and not the current battery level, it makes more sense to display the "Charge" level instead.

I am not sure if the current behaviour is by-design or just an oversight, so forgive me if i am raised something that has been discussed before (wasn't able to find a reference to this).

Here is a screenshot showing device battery level 24% matching the Reserve, while the battery level is currently 100%
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