I see peaks to ~68 degrees 
Does anyone see this as a concern?
Context: around 50 devices Zwave/Zigbee/IP, around 20 advanced flows.
These peaks happen several times per day, sometimes when Homey reboots (like in this picture), but also without apparent reason at random times. Even if I am not at home and no ‘movement’ happens/load is caused by users…
Thats not that hot, those chips can run 80c all day long. It could be that the peaks are when homey update’s an app or makes a backup or something.
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Ordered a new power supply and got a confirmation email (so no worries here).
But the “orders” page in my account doesn’t load anymore…
Website overload again…? 
Hm…I have power supply on 5.2V and with original cable it still undervolts… after I choose another cable, now it’s fine, proved by 3 weeks of heavy loads… so I wonder, is it with cable or just Power supply ?
No problem here with the original cable, but to get a 5.2 volt supply working i made a small change to the adapter and ethernet dongle. Maybe the deleted usb-c connector is enough to compensate for the longer original cable😂
Received my new PSU today. Looks like it is now running on 1,4Ghz for the first time. What I noticed is that I don’t get a “timeout” message anymore when using the app (android)
videoCoreUnderVoltageOccured true is a bad sign…
Did you try a shorter usb cable, longer usb cables (especially the cheap ones) can have quite a large voltage drop.
Do you guys think that a power supply that follows the Power Delivery or Quickcharge specification (with at least 15W) should work too?.
There are 2 major changes in this graph.
Can you spot the times these changes were made?
Can anyone explain them to me?
i have the same, can anyone explain why this occurred alarm keep coming and the “normale” stays away?
i don’t know the difference between those 2.
(I use the new adapter, the same original kabels and the network adapter.)
Should work with dumb 5.00 Volt, so imho are a bad choice.
Well, using it for more than 2 days now. Voltage seems to have dropped since using the new power supply, altough it still touches 1,5GHz on top in the hourly graph. In the long-time graph it seems not to, as you can see in my earlier post.
Like @Sharkys and @Glenn_Seegers I bought a shorter usb C cable ( Ugreen usb C power delivery) which is 50cm, the original usb C is probably to long. Now my undervoltagealarm occured is staying away.
I did not read anywhere if it’s different on a Pro 2023, but
@ Homey Pro 201x the Insights graphs get compressed over time, to save diskspace.
This also means (high) peak values dissapear over time.
In other words, over time less and less measure points get stored, and the graph shows more and more “rounded” values.
The only way to save real data over longer time is to export the Insights every x hours
new power supply arrived…
homey with ethernet adapter and original long cable is ok.
any error on developer system view nor sysinternals.
Does anyone know if the old faulty power supply can be used in my old Homey 2016?
Ist ut safe to be used or should I just throw it out?
