I could not find a device handler with powermeter updates for the Fibaro Wall Plug.
So I put this together. Its based on the standard zwave meter switch and aeon outlet from @gpsmith
Its my first DTH so its not perfect, but its working for me.
Install the handler and remember to hit the configure button in the app
If you are looking for the Zwave+ version, this is the one to use:
I tried using core, just downloaded it, but it’s not working, or saving.
I tried when this smart plug goes above 1 watt then turn kitchen lights on, it saves within the app, core piston #1 saved, then I turn the plug on, nothing happens, I go back, and the piston isn’t there anymore, any ideas which error I’m doing?
Hey I just did it, thanks, I pressed “done”, then it appeared in the Automations! And I did my first piston. If Fibaro plug goes above 1 watt turn on lights. Is there a way I can also reverse it within the same piston easily? If the Fibaro plug goes below 1 watt turn off lights? Or do I need to do another piston? Thanks.
Wow that worked! It’s pretty amazing what it can do. Its a little complicated with all those variables, and all the different types of piston mode, hard to get my head around, but somehow I did it! Thanks very much!
There is a new version out with ZW5 that needs updating. I’ve been hacking a little bit to get power reports to work. I’m really new to this, so please give me some feedback. I’m especially not sure about the changes I did to the fingerprint part.
It’s unclear if you used my handler (I’ve removed the code from above to avoid confusion) or @cscheiene 's handler?
If you used mine, I suspect you don’t have the ZW5 version of the plug. Can you post the Raw description of the device from the web interface? Mine looks like this:
That’s weird. I don’t know enough about this to really say why you get those events. I only get physicalgraph.zwave.commands.meterv3.MeterReport reports.
Anyone here know how this is managed? Maybe @cscheiene has enough knowledge why this might happen?