Since the time window is set to 10s the current derivative factor needs to be set to 10.
Okey thanks, unfortunately I’m still having wrong values. I continue using my factor, it works well.
Romain
Sounds very exciting. I’ll give it a try over the next few days.
The only question I have now is that I have some smart plugs for some devices and therefore know the exact consumption. Does it make sense to subtract these from the total consumption?
Hello, i really like the idea to measure the power a device uses like this.
Since i use Home Assistant Glow to measure the power consumption in my home, i don’t have the A values needed.
Is there another way to use this method for measuring devices that doesn’t need the current A or would it just not be reliable enough?
Try this energy_disaggregation_1p_watt.yaml · GitHub Keep in mind it’s completely untested. You need to have a power sensor in W and create a derivative sensor for it.