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Square D Wiser Energy Smart Home Monitor $179/$229 Sense Rebrand @HomeDepot and Lowes
$179.00
HomeDepot.com and Lowes.com has the Square D Wiser Energy Smart Home Monitor for $179.00 or the Solar version (comes with 2 extra CT wires) for $229.00.
This is a rebrand of the Sense Home Energy monitor and uses the same app.
HomeDepot.com
Regular Version: https://www.homedepot.c
Solar Version: https://www.homedepot.c
Lowes.com
Regular Version: https://www.lowes.com/pd/Square-D...1000994534
Solar Version: https://www.lowes.com/pd/Square-D...1000994558
The solar version can also be used to monitor 2 individual circuits in addition to the whole house (if not used for solar). Examples include monitor your AC or Refrigerator/Freezer.
See more here: https://sense.com/
Regular price is $299/$349
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B075K6PHJ9
This is a rebrand of the Sense Home Energy monitor and uses the same app.
HomeDepot.com
Regular Version: https://www.homedepot.c
Solar Version: https://www.homedepot.c
Lowes.com
Regular Version: https://www.lowes.com/pd/Square-D...1000994534
Solar Version: https://www.lowes.com/pd/Square-D...1000994558
The solar version can also be used to monitor 2 individual circuits in addition to the whole house (if not used for solar). Examples include monitor your AC or Refrigerator/Freezer.
See more here: https://sense.com/
Regular price is $299/$349
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B075K6PHJ9
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By now, they should have perfected this, but no, just rebrand the same lackluster technology.
If also paying an electrician to install, this is an expensive toy that simply does not deliver... rebranding junk is still junk.
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By now, they should have perfected this, but no, just rebrand the same lackluster technology.
If also paying an electrician to install, this is an expensive toy that simply does not deliver... rebranding junk is still junk.
For a friend, I ran the garage door up and down for 10 minutes and still did not detect it.... which was one of the reasons they purchased it for. I finally flipped off all other breakers but the garage door circuit and voila! .... it found it. That was how I trained it for existing circuits one at a time. Anything plugged in later was basically useless unless you train it for that circuit in the same way by turning off all breakers but that one and walking around with a toaster that draws some amps. But then it would miss something later plugged in, like a radio turned on.... which is why maybe I should have started training for that individual circuit with a low amp device to see if it would find it.
It is definitely not plug and play....
To be clear for your question, no, you can't specifically identify a peak and tell it what it is. You have to trick it into identifying it itself.
For a friend, I ran the garage door up and down for 10 minutes and still did not detect it.... which was one of the reasons they purchased it for. I finally flipped off all other breakers but the garage door circuit and voila! .... it found it. That was how I trained it for existing circuits one at a time. Anything plugged in later was basically useless unless you train it for that circuit in the same way by turning off all breakers but that one and walking around with a toaster that draws some amps. But then it would miss something later plugged in, like a radio turned on.... which is why maybe I should have started training for that individual circuit with a low amp device to see if it would find it.
It is definitely not plug and play....