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March 6, 2020, 4:20pm
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michael.d.sullivan:
It was detected about 36 hours ago.
Don’t understand the what stat question.
Sense named it Samsung TV (it’s not, my Samsung TV is on a Kasa plug)
Don’t understand this question either.
Given #3 I would correlate the power meter for the Samsung TV on the Kasa plug with what you are seeing for what Sense thinks is “Samsung TV”. Then tell Sense that the Samsung TV is plugged into the Kasa.
What do I do if I change the device plugged into my smart plug?
To change the device plugged into your smart plug:
Go to your smart plug device and navigate to Device Settings > Manage
Tap “What’s plugged into this?” near the bottom of the screen.
Uncheck your previous choice(s) and check something(s) new off. If you’re going from “Other” to a new “Other” device, you can just edit the device name and type.
What happens if I plug a device into my smart plug that Sense has already detected?
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Regarding #4: The Mains Power Meter (your overall power) is something you can trust to be showing you actual electrical usage. A given device power meter can only really be trusted if it’s for a smart plug.
Here are some TV stats, an LG OLED connected to an HS110 smart plug. This is available under a Device assuming it’s been detected for long enough.
Your post has prompted me to realize we need more TVs in the Community Device Library. I’ll post mine soon.
Make: Sony
Model: 60”
How identified: Smart plug
Additional Comments: One of my most interesting devices - 200W when viewing. Pops on and off at around 20W when in standby but I can’t figure out the pattern. And yes, that is us binge watching Jack Ryan at 1AM.
Power Specs: Power specs or link to product information
Detailed View:
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Daily View:
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Waveform Source. Device Power Meter
**Make: ** LG TV
Model: 24LF4820
How identified: Smart plug (TP-Link HS300)
Additional Comments: Once off it is using less than 1w and shows 0w on the smart plug. Currently used in my wife’s craft room so she can stream videos from YouTube, Hulu, Amazon Prime and Netflix while she is working.
Power Specs: 115 V, 60 Hz, Power Consumption 26W, Standby Mode 0.4W
Detailed View: First one is one full cycle:
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Next is a detailed view of the on cycle.
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Waveform Source: Device Power Met…
