Nixie tubes

[H8 RICE]

Hi, so I know barely anything about circuits but as I am learning I have nixie tubes set up to show the count of items/fluids in a particular container. I haven't quite wrapped my head around much else, but I was wondering is there a way I could have them display the actual amount of electricity being produced? i.e when the solar panels are going from night to day, show the kw as if you have moused over them (they are far from my base) and the same for when generators kick in? or even total being produced and another set to show amount required? I had selected the lightning/electrical icon signal, but I'm assuming thats either signal or no signal, but I see there is a "battery %" signal, so is there an electricity signal of some kind I can use that will vary or is measured (sorry don't know the correct terms)?

I have managed to make a normal vanilla light come on when say, plastic is zero in the logistics network, but I can't get the nixe tubes to show me a count of items via logistics connection, only circuit connection directly wired to the container. I'd like to experiment with having a nice neatly layed out area with text plates and nixie tubes showing my counts of everything.

cheers.

[Teh Freek]

There is no device that outputs the current power statistics to the circuit network. You can only read the current charge of an accumulator.

Connecting the circuit network to a roboport will allow you to read the contents of its logistics network when the appropriate option is selected.