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@thueske you can already add it if you want. I have this for my battery temperature graph:
SELECT
"carCapturedTimestamp",
"temperatureHvBatteryMin_K",
"temperatureHvBatteryMax_K"
FROM
battery_temperature
WHERE
vehicle_vin = '$VIN'
ORDER BY
"carCapturedTimestamp" DESC
Or use the following code if you'd like the temperatures to be in degrees Celsius instead of Kelvin.
SELECT
"carCapturedTimestamp",
("temperatureHvBatteryMin_K" - 273.15) AS "temperatureHvBatteryMin_C",
("temperatureHvBatteryMax_K" - 273.15) AS "temperatureHvBatteryMax_C"
FROM
battery_temperature
WHERE
vehicle_vin = '$VIN'
ORDER BY
"carCapturedTimestamp" DESC
Of course, yours will be overwritten once the dashboard is updated to include it from the source, but you can make a copy of it so it remains there (or you can use the new one once it's added of course)
hello,
With the VW ID integration for homeassistant, it is now possible to display a sensor for the temperature of the HV battery.
https://github.com/mitch-dc/volkswagen_we_connect_id/pull/224/files
Is it also possible to have a chart for this in Grafana?
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