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Input power differs between two units connected to the same multisplit #171
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I've noticed that with a multi head unit - only one head actually reports power usage, and reports the usage of the outdoor unit. |
Thank you very much @nununo for this detailed report. |
Ok that makes sense. But it still doesn't explain two things:
I hope we manage to figure this out because I would very much like to get rid of the Shellys that I'm currently connecting the units to. |
Hello,
I just upgraded to the latest version which introduces the new energy sensors which are great. I actually have each unit connected to a Shelly Plug so that I can measure how much power each one draws. It seems I can get rid of those now. Thanks!!
And yet, I find something weird. The two units shown below are connected to the same multisplit. And yet, sensor
input_power
reports a distinct value for each one: one reports 1W and the other reports 16W. How can this be when they're both turned off? Shouldn't they both report the same power input?Also, as you can see the Shelly Plug S reports 5.1W which is not 1W nor 16W but I guess that is expectable.
Here is the list of sensors for each one:
I also noticed that
energy_usage
is also very different between the two units but I guess that could make sense if each internal unit only adds to it when it's actually on. And indeed one of these units is used much more frequently than the other.Please let me know if any other information is needed. I can try to get it.
Thanks in advance.
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