Hello,
I recently purchased a Connect P3 WIFI Nest branded by Kruger&Matz albeit running on the TUYA platform.
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The socket fulfils its basic function, but the precision of the current consumption measurements leaves much to be desired, even for a budget product. For example, the socket self-consumption indicates about 6W, the actual consumption is at about 0.6W.
When connected to an impulse power supply, the consumption of which is approx. 8W, it indicates 0W.
The higher the load, the greater the deviation from reality, e.g. for an intake of ~1kW measured with other meters it is already 1240W.
So a deviation of ~20%.
Do you use any other wifi sockets with better precision of consumption measurement? I care about a fairly reliable measurement, also at low values of a few watts. Unfortunately, the above-mentioned socket does not have such a feature and its precision is far from even such budget meters as the one below...
I recently purchased a Connect P3 WIFI Nest branded by Kruger&Matz albeit running on the TUYA platform.
.
The socket fulfils its basic function, but the precision of the current consumption measurements leaves much to be desired, even for a budget product. For example, the socket self-consumption indicates about 6W, the actual consumption is at about 0.6W.
When connected to an impulse power supply, the consumption of which is approx. 8W, it indicates 0W.
The higher the load, the greater the deviation from reality, e.g. for an intake of ~1kW measured with other meters it is already 1240W.
So a deviation of ~20%.
Do you use any other wifi sockets with better precision of consumption measurement? I care about a fairly reliable measurement, also at low values of a few watts. Unfortunately, the above-mentioned socket does not have such a feature and its precision is far from even such budget meters as the one below...
