Yes, you’re right ![]()
Have you assigned the correct “plugged in” value to the Hue socket? You can do so from the device settings in the mobile app.
Yes, you’re right ![]()
Have you assigned the correct “plugged in” value to the Hue socket? You can do so from the device settings in the mobile app.
Yes, I even checked in the device class and it is returning virtual class light, but strange enough if I check for the virtual class it returns nothing.
Checking class and virtual class of specific lamp (connected to socket):

Then comparing the virtual class doesn’t show the lamp, so I must be doing something wrong:
while checking for class light returns fine:
duh…, already found the issue…it must be virtualClass instead of virtualclass, I already changed it in the first statement this morning but there were no lights with virtual class active that time so I didn’t notice the difference. But now in the second script I did…

Maybe you type too fast ![]()
It gets hinted often ( I don’t dare to say ‘always’ hehe):
