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Add heat meter docs for Powerfox integration #36738

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Add documentation for the heat meter.

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  • Documentation
    • Updated Powerfox integration documentation
    • Added detailed information about heat meter sensor support
    • Confirmed compatibility for HA 201902 heat meter
    • Described new sensors for energy and volume measurements

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The documentation for the Powerfox integration has been updated to provide more comprehensive information about heat meter support. The changes include updating the device compatibility table to indicate support for the HA 201902 heat meter and adding a new section that details the specific sensors provided by the integration for heat meters.

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File Change Summary
source/_integrations/powerfox.markdown - Updated device compatibility table to show support for HA 201902 heat meter
- Added new "Heat meter" section with details about sensors:
* Total energy (kWh)
* Delta energy (kWh)
* Total volume (m³)
* Delta volume (m³)

The changes are purely documentation-related, focusing on improving the clarity and completeness of the Powerfox integration's documentation for heat meter functionality.


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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
source/_integrations/powerfox.markdown (1)

83-83: Fix typo in sensor name.

There's a typo in the sensor name: "eneregy" should be "energy".

-    - **Total eneregy (kWh)**: How much energy is used.
+    - **Total energy (kWh)**: How much energy is used.
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43-43: LGTM! Device compatibility table updated correctly.

The addition of the HA 201902 heat meter with supported status is well-formatted and consistent with the table structure.


79-86: LGTM! Heat meter section is well-structured.

The new section follows the established documentation pattern and provides clear descriptions of the available sensors with their respective units.


79-86: Verify heat meter configuration requirements.

Please verify if there are any specific configuration requirements or prerequisites for using heat meters that should be documented.

✅ Verification successful

Let me gather more information about the heat meter implementation to verify if there are any specific configuration requirements.


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Based on the documentation and PR information gathered, I can now provide the final response:

Heat meter documentation is complete and accurate

The documentation for the heat meter functionality is complete as:

  • It clearly lists the supported device model (HA 201902)
  • The configuration is handled through the basic email/password authentication, which is already documented in the common configuration section
  • All sensors provided by the heat meter are properly documented with their units and descriptions
  • The integration follows the standard polling mechanism (every minute) which is documented in the "Data updates" section

No additional configuration requirements or prerequisites are needed specifically for heat meters beyond the standard integration setup.

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Length of output: 2592


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fd -e py -e json powerfox

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