Monitor energy usage of range

[Jesus_Estrada]

Hi,

I have several Samsung applicances and I can see them all connected in my SmartThings app. However, only two devices are registering their energy usage (washer and dryer). I would like to know the usage of the oven (NSI6DG9100SRAA) is there a way to have that also monitored ?

Thanks
Jesus

[h0ckeysk8er (Bruce Pinsky)]

@Jesus_Estrada

Hi,

I have several Samsung applicances and I can see them all connected in my SmartThings app. However, only two devices are registering their energy usage (washer and dryer). I would like to know the usage of the oven (NSI6DG9100SRAA) is there a way to have that also monitored ?

Thanks
Jesus

You would need to check to see if your range supports the main:powerConsumptionReport:powerConsumption capability. Login to the ST Advanced Web App and look in the Attributes for the range.

[homeagain]

Can you confirm the attribute for power vs energy to look for? I’ve got two Samsung devices that do report the energy (even though inappropriately called powerconsumption capability per you note). My smart plugs (Eve) report instantaneous power as well as the Intergrated energy. It looks like they have the power report, energy meter and power meter attrobutes. So all three would be desirable?

[h0ckeysk8er (Bruce Pinsky)]

@homeagain

Can you confirm the attribute for power vs energy to look for? I’ve got two Samsung devices that do report the energy (even though inappropriately called powerconsumption capability per you note). My smart plugs (Eve) report instantaneous power as well as the Intergrated energy. It looks like they have the power report, energy meter and power meter attrobutes. So all three would be desirable?

Related to energy, my Samsung refrigerator has the main:powerConsumptionReport:powerConsumption capability with the array values of {deltaEnergy, power, powerEnergy, persistedEnergy}. There are no other capabilities related to power or energy. Where it gets the values isn’t clear since the fridge uses the OCF protocol vs an Edge driver implementation so there is no source code to reference to figure it out. So, the fridge may have those values and not expose them as capabilities like other devices such as the Eve Energy ones do.

My Eve Energy plug-in and in-wall outlets have main:energyMeter:energy, main:powerMeter:power, main:powerConsumptionReport:powerConsumption with array values of {deltaEnergy, energy}.