So here is my Heat pump from today in the 5AM hour 1/11/2023 1.6kWh and an actual graph and times on counter that looks correct.
Let’s scroll back to yesterday, 1/10/2023. Graph shows nothing and no times on yet power shows 1.6kWh, same as this morning.
Scrolling back another day to 1/9/2023. 1.6kWh again. But nothing on graph and no counter times on again. Same number as used thus far today.
Well, that’s interesting. Let’s go backwards even more to Saturday 1/7/2023. 5.9kWh with graph and times on looking ok.
So now let’s go back another day to Friday 1/6/2023, where once again we see 5.9kWh, same as previous day just displayed, yet no graph and no times on.
Who’s ready for the Sense magic?
Let’s go forward to Saturday 1/7/2023 again.
Still correct and the same as before.
Scroll forward to Sunday, 1/8/2023, everything looks correct with 2.9kWh used, graphs, times on etc.
Now watch me pull a rabbit out if my hat
Nothing up my sleeve.
Wave my magic wand and
Scroll forward to Monday, 1/9/2023. Should look the same as above, 30 seconds ago, right?
Now it’s 2.9kWh instead of 1.6kWh same as Sunday, still no graphs and times on.
Thank you Thank you Thank you. Hold your applause.
I’ll do it again, I’ll scroll forward to yesterday 1/10/2023 again, say abracadabra and poof! The 1.6kWh has magically changed to 2.9kWh again with nothing on graph and no counter times on again.
Thank you. You’ve been a great audience!
I’d like the thank the coders at Sense, because without their sloppy coding, this code not have happen. Who else could code so poorly that any days (and perhaps other periods) with no use could take the last day you had with any use that you last looked at and insert it into all the next day that have no power use?
The same people that coded “This was your life before Sense” on a web browser for zero use days.
I’ll be back and see you next coding error, which based on past experience, wont be long.
