Most common 'fixed' strategies / what non light devices do people manually configure most often? #964
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Jotting down so I dont forget:
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@bramstroker - what do you think of modelling the common Raspberry Pi setups; with a linear config for CPU usage? As an experiment, I transcribed: into: That's not valid model.json (what platform is...well.. the underlying platform itself!), and at least on my install, the rpi itself isn't exposed as a device by default - but home assistant DOES know what it is: I did this as mostly a thought experiment for "cpu usage = linear power consumption". https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/systemmonitor/ does exist; so in theory could be used to read this. |
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Experiment 2: What would it look like to generate models from regulators? I wrote a quick and dirty "go get a CSV and output a model.json like structure" script: Example output:
This seems broadly useful as:
These devices will never be auto detected; but it seems like we could generate a few thousand models and commit them; so a lamp paired with a smart switch = measurable. The drawback would be model-spam. If you aren't in australia, do you care about an OSRAM XYZ that doesn't fit in power sockets? Example fridges/freezers:
(on the basis that x kWh/year = 365 days of usage, 1 kWh = 1000 Wh = 1000/60*60; 1w = 1 second). My math may be both whacky and wrong here. |
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My google home (https://www.ebay.com.au/p/242661564) is coming in at 2-2.4w standby: And looks like just under 4w, playing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TxHctJZflh8 at max volume for about a minute. |
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Note to self: Todo: media player measurements |
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Various alexa devices: Google home mini (1st gen) with Kill-a-watt: |
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I think the 'smart speakers' parts of this can be considered well and truely supported. I'm keen to have another go at daily measurements for fixed appliances, generated from measurement/standards bodies, but it feels like it should be maybe a non core dataset/extra HACS plugin, as they would be approximatio s - most people are likely to buy a smart plug if they are sufficiently keen to measure these. @bramstroker reckon there is a simple/reliable way to present additional data sets? Not sure if components are sandboxed from one another, or if a separate plugin could just emit a 'powercalc.dataset.registered' event with a path/bunch of data. |
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Following on from: #639
In theory, the model.json would support a number of other measurements or figures for auto detection, across a lot of different domains.
Useful additions to have work 'out of the box':
Others categories that could be useful, things that are "always on":
What kinds of things are people most commonly using the Fixed strategies for?
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