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Post #98897940 added 04-14-2017 6:14 PM by erkme73 in Deal Talk
Considering what these are used for - which is to monitor instant power (watts) and consumed power over time (kWH) - having a solid, reliable device is critical. If it disconnects or stops logging...
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Post #98898056 added 04-14-2017 6:17 PM by dealgeek007 in Deal Talk
VeraPlus
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Post #98239588 added 03-28-2017 10:04 AM by yossarian8 in Deal Talk
Obligatory, every time this comes up someone comments that there are apparently multiple generations of this item and usually the one I'm looking at is the first generation which is apparently...
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Post #98239608 added 03-28-2017 10:04 AM by 3ms3n in Deal Talk
Nice finds. Code works for me. Thanks
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Post #98239964 added 03-28-2017 10:12 AM by ghostofposterspast in Deal Talk
If you want to monitor a PC, get a plug in monitor. As for this, most utilities have switched over to smart meters by now. Said smart meters measure your energy use. Many utilities will give you...
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Post #98244012 added 03-28-2017 11:26 AM by ultratumba in Deal Talk
how well does this work for a pool pump?
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Post #98251560 added 03-28-2017 1:47 PM by norazi in Deal Talk
Most of the Aeon Labs/Aeotec Zwave stuff I have used is of shoddy quality. I recommend Dome, Ecolink, and Leviton
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Post #99367588 added 04-27-2017 6:48 PM by ReginaFalangy in Deal Talk
"Power: 4 AA batteries (sold separately)" Did you try putting batteries in it?
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Post #98238464 added 03-28-2017 9:42 AM by Prodigalphenom in Deal Talk
smarththings for zwaves
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Post #98246400 added 03-28-2017 12:03 PM by SaysSomethings in Deal Talk
anyone want to edit the wiki with links to smartapps, usecases etc?
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Post #98250672 added 03-28-2017 1:29 PM by psyctto in Deal Talk
this one will monitor the entire house, just put it on the mains... the thing it won't do is quantify what turns on and when it turns on, it'll just give you raw power numbers.
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Post #98255028 added 03-28-2017 2:47 PM by psyctto in Deal Talk
you could sure, but you need the rest of the zwave network and something to record over time to track power usage... i assume SmartThings can do this, when properly setup, but I don't have one so...
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Post #98256800 added 03-28-2017 3:22 PM by worldburger in Deal Talk
Cool. I was considering setting this up with my Raspberry Pi I have running all the time. So I'm familiar (a bit) with setting sensors up. How'd you setup your server?
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Post #99368648 added 04-27-2017 7:20 PM by DONRrma in Deal Talk
Its version 1 battery-powered
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Post #99360708 added 04-27-2017 3:11 PM by blueman2 in Deal Talk
Well, I have 2 of these, and they both work great. One monitors my entire house, the other my pool equipment. The one monitoring my entire house is always within 1%-3% of what PG&E, my electric...
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Post #98433188 added 04-01-2017 9:17 PM by userbeavis in Deal Talk
Perhaps you missed my subject TOH = sense. I made no claim the video was about the zwave product and that video clearly shows the sense product delineating devices when it can. If you had been more...
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Post #98433364 added 04-01-2017 9:24 PM by huge in Deal Talk
Anyone know if this will connect to a solar inverter?
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Post #98886268 added 04-14-2017 11:32 AM by chitownow in Deal Talk
most new stoves have electronic igniter... those draw electrical current and this device will be able to see that...
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Post #98888556 added 04-14-2017 12:35 PM by Nedlinin in Deal Talk
Why wouldn't you think these are accurate? Unless the CTs are of crap quality. But CTs are very typical in a metering situation.
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Post #98891724 added 04-14-2017 2:04 PM by irritable in Deal Talk
fo4imtippingot a schlage door lock, ordered 2 of these to put on water heater and HVAC. which hub should I get. I don't mind tweaking and custom stuff, I like a big support community with...
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Post #98901840 added 04-14-2017 8:59 PM by GD521 in Deal Talk
The product is pretty much an install and forget kind of product. I haven't had any reliability issues like some other Home Automation
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Post #98893340 added 04-14-2017 3:04 PM by mrnadir in Deal Talk
most useless thing I everbought. this requires a nearby outlet.
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Post #98902180 added 04-14-2017 9:15 PM by vabruno in Deal Talk
Nothing seems to really work with wink, starting to really look at smarthub since wink is falling behind and a closed system. All the good sensors don't work
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Post #99370204 added 04-27-2017 8:09 PM by live4godsarmy in Deal Talk
Okay, suppose I get these and now know how much an appliance or whatever i hook these up to costs me. Then what?
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Post #98264284 added 03-28-2017 6:36 PM by TakeTheActive in Deal Talk
These 'tools' read magnetic fields - direct contact isn't important. :bulb: My Amprobe works fine with all sizes of wires: Amprobe Clamp Meters
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Post #98240136 added 03-28-2017 10:14 AM by kothapet in Deal Talk
I have seen one of these is "ask this old house" show, if this is similar to one of those, its supposed to work on the whole house, its supposed to recognize each appliance by its usage signature. if...
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Post #98885268 added 04-14-2017 11:07 AM by erkme73 in Deal Talk
My Gen1 was absolute junk. 90% of the time it was self-disconnecting from my Vera lite, then Vera Edge, and Vera Plus. It was no more than 15 from the controller. As soon as I switched to the the...
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Post #98887012 added 04-14-2017 11:54 AM by Toccoamostrickytick in Deal Talk
You would be better served by just buying a Kill A Watt meter, about $20. Far more functionality
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Post #98565640 added 04-05-2017 10:11 AM by worldburger in Deal Talk
Great link! I ended up buying the VeraPlus after reading that, so thanks :) I'm having some trouble getting it to work, I posted in that forum thread you linked to. Would you mind taking a look?...
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Post #98238668 added 03-28-2017 9:47 AM by B34N in Deal Talk
Version 1e correct? What is the main differences versus version 2e outside of gen 5 support? I've been resisting these every time they come up but I may finally be worn down. It can join my stash...
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Post #98247840 added 03-28-2017 12:27 PM by aai96432 in Deal Talk
Bought it 3 month ago. I'm mostly quite pleased with this.
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Post #98240952 added 03-28-2017 10:29 AM by psyctto in Deal Talk
version 1 is fine, it reports correct information... the issue most people have with it is that it doesn't measure voltage at the same time, so the wattage is based on a hard coded voltage number,...
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Post #98888508 added 04-14-2017 12:33 PM by 404_Deal_Not_Found in Deal Talk
Is this for people who are too lazy to use a Kill-A-Watt? No way this is as accurate either.
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Post #98258828 added 03-28-2017 4:12 PM by PabloD6950 in Deal Talk
Send it to Chile?
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Post #98274992 added 03-29-2017 12:44 AM by worldburger in Deal Talk
This is precisely what I want to accomplish with this. Thank you! Care to comment on your usage of this system you built? What works well? What are the limitations?
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Post #98276912 added 03-29-2017 4:07 AM by psyctto in Deal Talk
they're made to go in a panel, but you "could" use them to measure a power cord... but it's going to require some cutting and that's not a power cord you want to use on something long term. picture...
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Post #98256208 added 03-28-2017 3:09 PM by Brooklynite in Deal Talk
Does this need power, battery or anything?
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Post #99637784 added 05-05-2017 7:54 AM by hyteckit in Deal Talk
I think I'm going to try this with my smart meter. The energy usage data is broadcasting from the energy smart meter. You just have to capture it, decode it, and analyze it. Buying a RTL-SDR...
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