Added LeChacal AC hats for CT clamp #38672
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughA new documentation section was added to describe the use of Raspberry Pi with LeChacal "RPICT hats" for CT clamp sensor setups. The addition outlines the capability to stack these HATs for monitoring multiple lines and details the types of power measurements supported, including Active, Apparent, and Reactive power, as well as power factor for both single-phase and three-phase installations. The integration method with Home Assistant via MQTT is also mentioned. No changes were made to warnings, disclaimers, or code entities. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant RaspberryPi
participant RPICT_HAT
participant HomeAssistant
User ->> RaspberryPi: Installs RPICT HAT(s)
RaspberryPi ->> RPICT_HAT: Collects CT clamp sensor data
RPICT_HAT -->> RaspberryPi: Sends power measurements (Active, Apparent, Reactive, Power Factor)
RaspberryPi ->> HomeAssistant: Publishes data via MQTT
HomeAssistant -->> User: Displays energy monitoring data
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5-5: Improve wording and parallel structure in bullet
The phrase “Using a Raspberry Pi, you can use…” is repetitive and doesn’t align with the other list items’ style. Consider rephrasing to something like:
- Use a Raspberry Pi CT clamp HAT from LeChacal called RPICT hats. They can be stacked to monitor multiple lines and provide Active, Apparent, and Reactive power plus power factor for single‑phase and three‑phase installations.
Additionally, linking “MQTT” to Home Assistant’s MQTT integration page (e.g.,/integrations/mqtt/) will help users find setup instructions more easily.
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Thank you. I'll get this done smoother next time hopefully. |
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