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energy meters Homey compliant
stepic7
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It seams that recently the issue of energy meters, both instantaneous and overall, has been tackled by many zwave device producers and some of them are even compliant with Homey
I wonder anybody has experience to understand the degree of integration of the information provided with Homey controller
I think it is also useful that the energy device can monitor more than one supply in case one wants to follow the overall and a single supply separately (ovens or high power draining devices)
thanks a lot for any contribution
I wonder anybody has experience to understand the degree of integration of the information provided with Homey controller
I think it is also useful that the energy device can monitor more than one supply in case one wants to follow the overall and a single supply separately (ovens or high power draining devices)
thanks a lot for any contribution
Comments
Furthermore, for individual socket metering I use a bunch of plugwise circles, which I already had before Homey. Now that I got Homey, I added AeonLabs Switch 6 Z-wave socket switches/monitors. This is zwave plus and works fine for me.
I wonder there is also any suggestion for non dutch speaking people
That's often a problem with Homey and its compatible devices, i.e. that it is very much centered on the Netherland's production and, as in the case of youless, without any explanation in english