Pool Pump Detected - Accuracy Questioned Again

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This gets more interesting. Look at the Power from the native detection of Sense and how it flatlines for the last 7.1 hours.

As mentioned in another thread, it seems that all the long motor detections tail out at the end after initial detection.

Looking for "Motor 2" - 280 Watts

I’ve noticed that all my long-running natively detected devices have a flat “tail.” A sample detection is included below for the motor in my dehumidifier, which ran three times last night. I believe that the AI engine in the Sense mainframe, when it detects a new device, assigns it a wave-form pattern (probably based on the average of the instances it analyzed). From that point onward, each time the local Sense monitor notices a certain device come on, it displays that waveform as the device…

Looking for "Motor 2" - 280 Watts

I had never bothered to look before at a singular long running device, but now that you said this I looked at the heat pump and sure enough it has the tail. Some things however don’t, like the dryer. Thanks for the information @jefflayman. TIL So then back to the OP. I think the consensus here is to flip breakers one by one until you can isolate it. Good luck!

Now look at the difference from KP115