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- Grid Connect double outlet with Energy Monitoring, Master and Individual switches and Child Lock.
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- Grid Connect double outlet wall socket
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- Mirabella Genio Smart plug with USB
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+- CBE Smart plug with advanced energy monitoring
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- Other brands may work with the above configurations
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- Simple Switch - a switch only, can be a fallback for many other unsupported devices, to allow just power to be switched on/off.
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@@ -268,9 +269,9 @@ work. If you can figure out how to set the speed through the Tuya
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protocol for these devices, please leave feedback on Issue #22.
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-## Kogan Switch gotchas
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+## Smart Switch gotchas
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-While setting this up, I observed after a while that the current and
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+It has been observed after a while that the current and
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power readings from the switch were returning 0 when there was clearly
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a load on the switch. After unplugging and replugging, the switch
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started returning only dps 1 and 2 (switch status and timer). If
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@@ -279,6 +280,14 @@ fail, however as Home Assistant was left running, it continued to work
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with no readings for the current, power and voltage. I unplugged the
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switch overnight, and in the morning it was working correctly.
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+Cumulative Energy readings seem to be reset whenever the reading is
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+successfully sent to the server. This leads to the energy usage never moving
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+from the minimum reporting level of 0.1kWh, which isn't very useful.
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+It may be possible to get useful readings by blocking the switch from accessing
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+the internet, otherwise an integration sensor based on the Power sensor
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+will need to be set up on the Home Assistant side, and the Energy sensor
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+ignored.
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## Kogan Kettle gotchas
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Although these look like simple devices, their behaviour is not
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Jason Rumney