Topic: A smart plug with power meter? (Read 316 times)
I've been pretty happy with my Revogi smart strip
I have a TP link HS110. It works, although I'm taking it back. I almost feel like both my asic and gpu rigs dont hash well when connected. It almost seems like the cords get warmer when running through it. I pulled 1200W's from a Avalon 741 on 110v through it. It works as advertised, but I dont think its a robust solution. I could see the thing go up in flames. IMO, I would go for a full blown managed PDU. My tplink is going back to fry's today.
Isn't the HS110 100-240VAC already?
http://www.tp-link.com/sa/products/details/cat-5258_HS110.html#specifications
http://www.tp-link.com/sa/products/details/cat-5258_HS110.html#specifications
i used the hs110 are really good but in USA/CA i want to switch to 220v and i cant find the hs110 that support 220v without using adapters on both sides.
anyone got a 250v 15a power wifi monitor meter device ? anyone?
anyone got a 250v 15a power wifi monitor meter device ? anyone?
I love the form factor and LED ring of the Fibaro Smart Plug!
Not a fan of the Z Wave setup, though. Do you happen to know if the WiFi version works properly with an Android app?
Raymond_B> Since we're only speaking about the plug, I'd prefer to avoid debating about my hardware
Not a fan of the Z Wave setup, though. Do you happen to know if the WiFi version works properly with an Android app?
Raymond_B> Since we're only speaking about the plug, I'd prefer to avoid debating about my hardware
No debating at all, but I do not believe most of the little Z-Wave or wifi "smart" plugs do 220V **or** handle the amp draw of an ASIC miner on 110V. So again, the placement of your post is important. But I am new and maybe I do not understand the rules
Now, if we could stop the off topic and speak smart plugs...
Fair enough, my apologies!
I love the form factor and LED ring of the Fibaro Smart Plug!
Not a fan of the Z Wave setup, though. Do you happen to know if the WiFi version works properly with an Android app?
Raymond_B> Since we're only speaking about the plug, I'd prefer to avoid debating about my hardware
Not a fan of the Z Wave setup, though. Do you happen to know if the WiFi version works properly with an Android app?
Raymond_B> Since we're only speaking about the plug, I'd prefer to avoid debating about my hardware
No debating at all, but I do not believe most of the little Z-Wave or wifi "smart" plugs do 220V **or** handle the amp draw of an ASIC miner on 110V. So again, the placement of your post is important. But I am new and maybe I do not understand the rules
Now, if we could stop the off topic and speak smart plugs...
I love the form factor and LED ring of the Fibaro Smart Plug!
Not a fan of the Z Wave setup, though. Do you happen to know if the WiFi version works properly with an Android app?
Raymond_B> Since we're only speaking about the plug, I'd prefer to avoid debating about my hardware
I previously had TP-Link HS110, which is WiFi only, that might fit your needs. I wasn't a fan of the Z-Wave "mania" either. But I am more than happy with HomeAssistant, it's fully customizeable to my needs. I have a couple of smoke and various other sensors that all integrate into HomeAssistant.Not a fan of the Z Wave setup, though. Do you happen to know if the WiFi version works properly with an Android app?
Raymond_B> Since we're only speaking about the plug, I'd prefer to avoid debating about my hardware
EDIT: You can also connect the TP-Link to HomeAssistant, it supports all kind of devices, see https://home-assistant.io/components
I love the form factor and LED ring of the Fibaro Smart Plug!
Not a fan of the Z Wave setup, though. Do you happen to know if the WiFi version works properly with an Android app?
Raymond_B> Since we're only speaking about the plug, I'd prefer to avoid debating about my hardware
Not a fan of the Z Wave setup, though. Do you happen to know if the WiFi version works properly with an Android app?
Raymond_B> Since we're only speaking about the plug, I'd prefer to avoid debating about my hardware
No debating at all, but I do not believe most of the little Z-Wave or wifi "smart" plugs do 220V **or** handle the amp draw of an ASIC miner on 110V. So again, the placement of your post is important. But I am new and maybe I do not understand the rules
I love the form factor and LED ring of the Fibaro Smart Plug!
Not a fan of the Z Wave setup, though. Do you happen to know if the WiFi version works properly with an Android app?
Raymond_B> Since we're only speaking about the plug, I'd prefer to avoid debating about my hardware
Not a fan of the Z Wave setup, though. Do you happen to know if the WiFi version works properly with an Android app?
Raymond_B> Since we're only speaking about the plug, I'd prefer to avoid debating about my hardware
Still in my quest for a remote-maintenance solution.
I'm looking for a way to start & stop my rig remotely as well as measure its power consumption.
I figured the easiest would be via a smart plug. I do already own a Wemo Insight but I wouldn't call it reliable, mainly because its app sucks ass.
Is anyone using a solution they're happy with?
I'm looking for a way to start & stop my rig remotely as well as measure its power consumption.
I figured the easiest would be via a smart plug. I do already own a Wemo Insight but I wouldn't call it reliable, mainly because its app sucks ass.
Is anyone using a solution they're happy with?
Probably best to define what your "rig" is. Because this is the Bitcoin area I am ASSuming you mean an ASIC miner. If that's the case then I would run a "smart" PDU, you can get them in several different variants that meter, switch, and a combination of the two.
I use a Fibaro Smart Plug for each of my miners. I control them through HomeAssistant which I have installed on a RPi3 combined with a Aeotec Z-stick.
Still in my quest for a remote-maintenance solution.
I'm looking for a way to start & stop my rig remotely as well as measure its power consumption.
I figured the easiest would be via a smart plug. I do already own a Wemo Insight but I wouldn't call it reliable, mainly because its app sucks ass.
Is anyone using a solution they're happy with?
I'm looking for a way to start & stop my rig remotely as well as measure its power consumption.
I figured the easiest would be via a smart plug. I do already own a Wemo Insight but I wouldn't call it reliable, mainly because its app sucks ass.
Is anyone using a solution they're happy with?
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