diff --git a/docs/configuration.md b/docs/configuration.md index 35d3ef01..6797be95 100644 --- a/docs/configuration.md +++ b/docs/configuration.md @@ -205,7 +205,7 @@ mappings if using other integration methods. | battery_power_190: | **Required** | `sensor.sunsynk_battery_power` | Battery power (W). Requires a negative number for battery charging and a positive number for battery discharging. Set the `invert_power:` battery attribute to `yes` if your sensor reports this the other way around | | battery_current_191: | **Required** | `sensor.sunsynk_battery_current` | Battery current (A) | | battery_temp_182: | Optional | `sensor.sunsynk_battery_temperature` | Battery temperature (°). Note do not define this sensor if you want to display battery SOH. See below. | -| battery_soh: | Optional | | Battery State of Health (SOH) (%). You can chose to display battery temperature of battery SOH. Not both as they are displayed in the same place on the card. If `battery_temp_182:` is defined it will take priority and this sensor wil not be displayed. | +| battery_soh: | Optional | | Battery State of Health (SOH) (%). You can chose to display either battery temperature or battery SOH but not both. They are displayed in the same place on the card. If `battery_temp_182:` is defined it will take priority and this sensor will not be displayed. | | battery_rated_capacity: | Optional | | Battery rated capacity (Ah). If provided this sensor will be used to calculate battery energy. The`energy` attribute under the battery card configuration will be ignored. | essential_power: | Optional | `none` | The card will automatically calculate this sensor based on the formula below if the attribute is set to `none` or the sensor is not defined. You can overide this by supplying a sensor that measures essential power e.g. `Load power Essential` in the case of Solar Assistant (W) | | essential_load1: | Optional | | Sensor that contains the power of your essential load 1 (W). Can also be used to display any sensor data i.e. temp, energy etc if `auto_scale: false` |