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Power meter for the space power usage. Used to run Espurna but it is supported by ESPhome now. Since we needed to flash a fresh ESP8266 board anyway, we will try to use ESPHome.
Hardware
- ESP8266 (Lolin NodeMCU v3)
- pzem-004t (V2.0 printed on PCB) (aliexpress)
Todo
Install sensorInstall value storage software(InfluxDB on 10.208.11.31)Install graphing frontend(Grafa on https://metrics.nurd.space)- Print a case because of live 230V AC on terminals
- Config ESPhome, possibly using this (V3) or this (V1). We have a V2 so we might be out of luck here. Basic config with OTA done and added to Jarvis.
- Fix home assistant bits
- Clean up old bits (MQTT and such, old topic: power/main/#)