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Energy meter is way off. #1682

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Crescendo-BLYAT opened this issue Oct 12, 2024 · 2 comments
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Energy meter is way off. #1682

Crescendo-BLYAT opened this issue Oct 12, 2024 · 2 comments

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@Crescendo-BLYAT
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The energy meter when using this driver is inaccurate (317 kWh as in screenshot).
Screenshot_20241012_225654_SmartThings

The correct one is 3.2 kWh (those 317 kWh divided by 100). It's correct when using Mariano's edge driver.
Screenshot_20241012_230335_SmartThings
Screenshot_20241012_230343_SmartThings

Kindly please update the driver.

Brand: Tuya - Almo
Model: TS011F
Device ID: d30b62f8-a32a-413e-936f-7d869e0c1fea
Device profile: switch-power-energy
Presentation ID: c7ec06f2-e235-3270-81a7-f1401b0d990c
Manufacturer code: _TZ3000_w0qqde0g
Driver: SmartThingsCommunity

Thanks a lot.
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Crescendo-BLYAT commented Oct 13, 2024 •
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Tagging the same issue: #236

The fix is the same as tagged issue, from same driver.

Kindly incorporate the features from said driver to ST.

@librehat librehat mentioned this issue Nov 20, 2024
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Also this should be able to use SmartThings Energy coz the monitoring is physical, not virtual.

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