The energylink is not responsible but the values in the Homewizard app are correct.
I power down the energylink and the Homewizard but nothing seems to work.
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Restart Homewizard app for Homey. Wait for 15 minutes and see if they show up ok. If not press diagnostics in Homewizard apl for Homey in the settings page.
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Just did the restart but no response. I pressed the diagnostics in Homewizard.
Yeah found bug, you are one of the rare cases with Energylink and “other” or “car” on your s2 port. 
Try test version v3.2.12, that should fix your Energylink problem.
Just installed it and for now its working fine! Thanks for the quick response 
Good to hear! No problem.
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is it posible to get the meter for the gas that’s used today ?
from the p1 dongle in to homey
That functionality is available via Power by the Hour app. Install that app, add gas device,
Select your P1 dongle and you are done.
Hi Jeroen,
Until this day, i havn’t been able to connect my P1 dongle or my energy socket to my homey.
I have both devices connected to the homewizard app and local API setting turned on, but for some reason my homey is not able to find the devices when i try to connect them.
I have tried to find solutions, but nothing seems to work for me…
Do you have any tips or guides i can follow?
Sounds like a wifi / multicast dns problem. Did you try those discovery mdns browser apps I suggested above?
Flagging the SDM230/kwh1 as solarpanel if the active_power_w goes negative which means there is a solarpanel unit attached to it.
Should this work for the 3 phase kWh meter as well which I’m using to monitor my solarpanel production?
(even though values are negative it’s being seen as a normal device right now)
Sadly the 3 phase kwh meter is seen as one device in Homey. I can only tag the device fully as solar or not which will end up in wrong values.
Not sure I do understand the difference compared to phase 1 device…
I’ve got my 3 phase solarpanel system all behind a dedicated 3 phase kWh meter.
So the values are always negative in my case.
Isn’t that the same as a 1 phase solar panel system behind a dedicated 1 phase kWh meter?
Not all 3 phase meters as used as full solar. For you it is an exception. Not sure if the version you have from my app has the socket option as what is connected to it? Check details of the kWhmeter in Homey and check if it shows a what is connected to it.
V3.2.12 Experimental - on both HP19 and HP23
I just removed and re-added the 3kWh meter on my HP19 but no question what’s connected to it?
(I see this is an option on the plug I also have)
I checked, socket code is only implemented for SDM230 (1 phase) and not for SDM630 (3 phase).
Hi jeroen,
Thanks for your reaction.
I have used the mDNS Discovery app and searched for _hwenergy._tcp, but it couldn’t find anything.
Ok what wifi are you using? Are Homey and Homewizard devices in same wifi network?
I’m using a Wi-Fi P1 Meter and one energy socket. these are both on the same Ziggo network. Neither will show up when searched for.
They are both already connected via this network with the homewizard app. My homey is also connected to the same network.
