homebridge-homewizard-power-consumption

[jasper-seinhorst]

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https://github.com/jasper-seinhorst/homebridge-homewizard-power-consumption

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https://www.npmjs.com/package/homebridge-homewizard-power-consumption

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[bwp91]

Hi @jasper-seinhorst

Is your plugin in any way related to https://github.com/jvandenaardweg/homebridge-homewizard-energy-socket ?

Or are they different purposes?

[jasper-seinhorst]

Hi @bwp91

Thank you for taking the time to validate my plugin 😀

The two plugins are for different products. Homewizard offers products to read your power usage, but also has a webshop for green products. The other plugin is a plugin for one of their products; the smart sockets.

My / the new plugin is for Homewizards main product; insight in the overall power consumption at home and the power return if you have solar panels.

Long stort short, same manufacturer, but very different products and thus different plugins.

Cheers! Jasper

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[bwp91]

Nice one thank you!