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      vansman @htilburgs
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      @htilburgs I think i found my problem. The Watermeter and the KWh1 meter are connected to the guest network. So that makes sense that they on a different network. I gonna change it and let you know.

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        htilburgs @vansman
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        @vansman
        Oké, sounds good. Succes!

        (still trying to learn JS, but not afraid to ask and AI is my best friend) ☺

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          vansman @vansman
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          @htilburgs P1 and Water works now. Thanks for your help and making this module.
          I’ve also looked for the KWH enerymeter data myself but i get no data when i try to see it in the browser. Manual for the api on Homewizard site talks about V1 and V2. That for later :-)

          I also add (Ai) current_voltage data on my screen, maybe nice to add native in your code.

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            htilburgs @vansman
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            @vansman said in MMM-MyHomeWizard:

            current_voltage data

            What do you mean with current_voltage data?
            When I look into HomeWizard, I don’t see this.

            If you mean active_voltage, than I don’t see any use to know that my voltage is 230V, because if I’m right than this never changes (I hope ;-))

            (still trying to learn JS, but not afraid to ask and AI is my best friend) ☺

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              vansman @htilburgs
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              @htilburgs Sorry i mean active voltage yes.
              I look at it to see on a sunny day what’s the voltage.
              Above 253V the solar panel inverter shuts down. This can happen when you have a lot of solar power in your neighbourhood. My peak was 247V.

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