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Version: 1.7

DJI Power Stations

DJI's portable power stations, which you carry in and out of the van. Sensa reads the unit's battery over Bluetooth and shows it as the portable unit it is, not as part of the van's own power system.

How it connects​

Bluetooth, through a Bluetooth proxy or the Sensa unit's own Bluetooth, within reach of the unit.

Add to Sensa Nomad​

Open Settings, choose the Devices tab, tick it under Discovered and press Add Selected Devices. If it is not there yet, press Scan.

Sensa names the DJI Power 500, 1000, 1000 Mini, 1000 V2 and 2000 from their Bluetooth names. Any other DJI Power unit is still found and read, and is listed as DJI Power Station.

See Adding devices for more.

What you see​

Each unit gets its own card on the DJI tab of the Habitation dashboard, with:

  • State of charge and state of health
  • Voltage, current and power
  • Remaining and full capacity
  • Each cell's voltage
  • The unit's temperature
  • Whether it is charging or discharging

Sensa reads the unit every 30 seconds. It is not added to the power-flow diagram or your battery totals.

Good to know​

  • Tested on the Power 1000 V2 and Power 2000. The other models use the same records and are expected to work.
  • The Power 2000 needs its pair key. Without it the unit connects but sends no readings. There is not yet a way to enter the key yourself, so get in touch if you have one.
  • One Bluetooth connection at a time. While Sensa is connected, the DJI Home app cannot reach the unit over Bluetooth. The app still works over Wi-Fi.