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Workaround for bug in firmware v2.1.2
As reported on Github, there seems to be an issue with the conversion of energy prices from Entso-E from EUR to DKK (which potentially also affects SEK).
This affects users of Pow-K+ (with ESP32) in Denmark (and potentially Sweden) who are using the functionality to read energy prices from Entso-E.
The effect is that the energy price indicated is to low by a factor of 100.
While we wait for a code update, there is a simple workaround: Adjust the multiplier!
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