As there is some transformer works going on, I thought I'd share my graph that tries to align wind speed with generation on plotly. It's a useful graphing application.
Plotly is installed from HACS / Frontend / Add: Plotly Graph Card (https://github.com/dbuezas/lovelace-plotly-graph-card/issues)
Personally I've created a generation percentage (current generation / member capacity (note they are not the same unit)), but you can do the same with current generation.
The key appears to be fixing the two y axis to generally align, so 5mph is 0% and 35mph is 100%.
type: custom:plotly-graph
entities:
- entity: sensor.kirk_hill_current_generation_percentage
line:
color: black
width: 3
- entity: sensor.kirk_hill_wind_speed
line:
color: blue
width: 0.5
yaxis: y2
hours_to_show: 12
refresh_interval: 60
min_y_axis: 0
max_y_axis: 100
fit_y_data: false
title: Kirk Hill Percentage Generated Recent
layout:
yaxis:
range:
- 0
- 105
yaxis2:
range:
- 5
- 35
overlaying: 'y'
side: right
title: Wind Speed (m/s)
dragmode: false
shapes:
- type: rect
xref: paper
yref: 'y'
x0: 0
x1: 1
y0: 0
y1: 2
fillcolor: red
opacity: 0.2
line:
width: 0
- type: rect
xref: paper
yref: 'y'
x0: 0
x1: 1
y0: 2
y1: 10
fillcolor: orange
opacity: 0.2
line:
width: 0
- type: rect
xref: paper
yref: 'y'
x0: 0
x1: 1
y0: 10
y1: 50
fillcolor: lightgreen
opacity: 0.2
line:
width: 0
- type: rect
xref: paper
yref: 'y'
x0: 0
x1: 1
y0: 50
y1: 100
fillcolor: darkgreen
opacity: 0.2
line:
width: 0