Is it time for Sense to develop its own in-line sub-metering devices. Something that could go between an appliance and the power outlet. Maybe even versions for 220 (i.e. drier) and 110 (both 15 amp and 20amp). I really don’t believe control is even needed in these devices. Since other control and m…

There’s already a request for the same here: [image] Remote sensors for 240V Product Wishlist Please make an under $40 remote wireless sensor that allows us to meter 240V equipment such as electric water heaters, heat pumps, etc… This one product would significantly incr…

@eric.jilot , your statements make it sound like your are not familiar with the smart plug integration that Sense supports . Of course support only exists for 3 different smart plug models, and each only support 120VAC. Many of us would welcome a 240VAC smart plug version. I would also welcome a …

[image] james_reilley: I would also welcome a device that has a pair of CTs to clamp around hard wired 240VAC (or 120VAC) leads where a plug is not feasible. This +1000

@james_reilley You would be wrong about that. However no version of these devices support the higher voltage, at least in the states. Additionally none are just a simple metering device. Something I can use with my fridge and not worry about it losing power. By being turned off by accident or not re…

TP-Link default is to come back ON after a power failure. Wemo, not so much…

I agree that these energy monitoring smart plugs having relays in them that could shut off the power is a potential problem. I do use HS110 on my 4 refrigerators (well, I have 2, but then I have an ice machine and wine cellar), and I have a worry in the back of my head that the relays might shut of…

I am familiar with the TP-Link devices. Unfortunately they do not support HomeKit, 1of my requirements for control devices. The other issue with WeMo and TP-Link devices is that they only have a 15 amp max rating. One more reason they should not be used with larger appliances. Plus by Sense making…

Better than a $40 metering device, how about a $44 programmable timer for 240V that let’s you limit your hot water to just when you want to use it? https://amzn.to/2vuQwqo

If it was a matter of a consistent schedule and having control that would work. But the schedule in my home is anything but consistent, so it’s not even a viable option, for the devices that I need better control of. Beyond that it is more about monitoring then control and better identification of …

That’s one reason I was originally holding off using this word plug for my refrigerator’s energy monitoring but the fridge is only rated at 7.7 amps so I’m probably be okay. Sense has already found the refrigerator but that’s with many of these devices I’m not sure if it’s accuracy. So maybe I’ll ju…

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Submetering 220V devices Technical Questions device-detection , ev-chargers , smart-plug , heat-pump	13	3633	July 24, 2020
Remote sensors for 240V Product Wishlist smart-plug , home-assistant	22	3828	March 21, 2022
Dryer smart plug Identifying Devices in Your Home	42	4548	November 12, 2021
Smart Plugs - reducing Always on & Other Identifying Devices in Your Home	18	1842	March 8, 2024
Any plans for more supported outlets/plugs? General Sense Discussion	59	5739	November 13, 2024

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