At what point do you just give up on Device Detection?

[kevin1]

@RyanAtSense did a great checklist on how to inventory your Always On sources here:

How To: Take a thorough inventory of your Always On devices

Wrote this based on some requests here. Hopefully some of you find it as useful as I did (reduced my AO by another 15W). Now that you know what your Always On load is — and that it accounts for almost 23% of the energy bill in the average home — how do you reduce your Always On load? This activity requires a bit of work, but it’s the most thorough way to identify — and control — your vampire loads. Pick a time when your home is electrically “quiet,” ideally when other family members aren’t h…

I would use a traveling HS110 smart plug to take aim at the Other. Try for a day or two on each suspect 120V device in your house. Sorry, but it won’t help with 240V dual phase devices or wired 120V.