No it’s your wifi. Else more people would have complained.
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Hi, i home i posted this the right plase
I have The energy and a Norwegian 3 phase power meter
In Homey i only get readings from 1 phase, but in the home assistant version of this i get readings from all 3 phases
Is there a setting i have missed im Homey? Or ??
Drop me a diagnostic report.
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I have an error on my P1 meter since a couple of days after working without any problems for a very long time.
I have done the obvious things like rebooting Homey and rebooting my AP (Ubiquity).
If I restart the Homewizard app the P1 meter is green for a couple of seconds and then it shows the error again.
The firmware on the P1 is v6.02.05 and the version of the app is v3.6.50. The P1 meter is working fine in combination with the Homewizard app, the plug-in battery and Home Assistant.
Any idea what is going on?
Shortly after a restart of the app:
Diagnostic report: d0b7889b-9219-428e-8016-4770052db4db
Log is ok, no errors so need to understand what your P1 is sharing. Please provide me the json output of your P1 http://10.200.100.115:80/api/v1
That problem is fixed in test version I will push it to live this week.
Ah great, thank you for your quick reply!
Pushed it now but it is pending to be reviewed by Homey dev team.
Jeroen, Is it possible to make this device “Track total home energy consumption”, I’ve already added the device via your app and don’t see this option available. The device is the 1 Phase KWH Meter
I thought I had it added already but seems only the SDM630 (3 phase) but not the SDM230. So have to add it.
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Will be available in version v3.6.59.
Cant publish a new test version as the current test version is locked for prod.
When that is released I can share a new test version.
Thanks! I’ll try it as soon as soon a beta is published.
10.200.100.115/api/v1 gives:
Nothing matches the given URI
but
10.200.100.115/api/ gives:
{“product_name”:“P1 Meter”,“product_type”:“HWE-P1”,“serial”:“5c2faf1bd178”,“firmware_version”:“5.1903”,“api_version”:“v1”}
Sorry it missed /data
Then output makes more sense 
, I have hidden the wifi name
{“wifi_ssid”:“Anonymous”,“wifi_strength”:66,“meter_model”:“HDLC_NO_OBIS”,“unique_id”:“6970631408065210”,“total_power_import_kwh”:148852.594,“total_power_import_t1_kwh”:148852.594,“total_power_export_kwh”:0.000,“total_power_export_t1_kwh”:0.000,“active_power_w”:1775.000,“active_voltage_l1_v”:238.400,“active_voltage_l2_v”:0.000,“active_voltage_l3_v”:238.800,“active_current_a”:14.071,“active_current_l1_a”:5.200,“active_current_l2_a”:4.573,“active_current_l3_a”:4.298,“external”:}
Ok let me compare this output against my code and see why it ignores some data. Problem is P1 data is different per country. I normally see Netherlands and Belgium. You are from Norway so allow me to review and fix it.
Odd your data has 0v on L2? Seems like not all expected data points are there so that are checks in my code to detect if it’s 1 or 3 phases. I need to restructure the code for this.
Further the active power (watt) isn’t per phase splitted while there are 3 different Amps in your data. Weird.
Its because of Norwegian power grid
We have not IT and TN configurations
One is for the old 3 fase 230 volt system (where you pick up 230 between 2 og the phases) and the other is the new 400 volt system where neutral is delivered from power grid and you pick up 230 volt between neutral and one phase
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