@RyanAtSense I bought several HS110s in part with the hope of better tracking some of my Always On devices (around 300W). I hooked several up to power strips that contain a good number of the devices that always trickle some power (Home Theater, computer closet, an always on iMac, etc.). I can obser…

Did you go through the steps to set “What’s plugged in?” for each power strip? See https://help.sense.com/hc/en-us/articles/360011987134-How-to-use-Sense-with-Wemo-and-Kasa-smart-plugs

Yes. I set up the “What’s plugged in?” for all of them. For most, they contained no previously detected devices, so I chose “Power Strip” only for what’s plugged in. For two of them (Home Theater and MBR TV) I checked Power Strip as well as a TV that had been previously identified (as these include …

Sounds like you might be double counting the TV ? You didn’t follow the directions exactly, because the UI lets you “color outside the box”. I think only ONE of the options is allowed - power strip OR detected device - not a hybrid of both. You can specify ONE of three different options on the “W…

@kevin1 I can see that I did not choose one of the three options specified in the “What’s plugged in?” instructions (already detected device, new device, or power strip), but rather a hybrid of both (power strip and already detected TV, since the TV is plugged into the power strip). @RyanAtSense Wh…

I have the same issue on my end. I added 3 new HS110 plugs yesterday on pretty much most of my always on devices (smart Home hubs routers etc as well as my office equipment and home theater stuff). All of them set to powerstrip and none of the devices plugged into these powerstrips were previously d…

I’ll repost a graph I did the other day of hourly Always On vs. hourly consumption of all my smart plugs. Most of the 11 HS110s were placed on “new” devices and outlet strips that had not been previously detected by Sense, but 2 were added to existing identified devices (Furnace Up and Toto). My Al…

Added a significant number of TP-Link sensors on previously unrecognized devices with essentially no change in always on…although other has declined. Are you sure those watts weren’t buried in Other? [image]

I’ll add another comment for someone adding a HS110 and the Always on not adjusting. I added a Single HS110 to my IT rack. The HS110 reports the rack takes roughly 130w. My always has been around 245w. Its been three days since the HS110 was installed and the Always on has not gone down. Its actual…

[image] mhillier: @RyanAtSense What is the proper way to fill out the “What’s plugged in?” for an HS110 that has a power strip plugged into it, with a previously detected TV plugged into the power strip (along with other electronics)? I assumed choosing both Power Strip, as well as the previousl…

Always On Through HS110 Double Counted?

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I won’t merge the threads since they are slightly different, but I’ll be making updates about this issue here: With Smart Plugs, what becomes of Always On

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