I just installed a SCB1E to power and monitor a small AC unit with HomeAssistant, after powering on (the SCB1E ) i found that the values returned are incorrect (not divided by 1000).
Wrote a simple script to test the switch directly with python-broadlink and the error is also present:
Hi!
I just installed a SCB1E to power and monitor a small AC unit with HomeAssistant, after powering on (the SCB1E ) i found that the values returned are incorrect (not divided by 1000).
Wrote a simple script to test the switch directly with python-broadlink and the error is also present:
import broadlink
switch = broadlink.switch.sp4(('...', 80), mac=b'...', devtype=42347, timeout=10, name='SCB1E', model='SCB1E', manufacturer='Broadlink', is_locked=False)
switch.auth()
print(switch.get_state())
For example the reading when the AC unit is off is:
{'pwr': 1, 'indicator': 0, 'maxworktime': 0, 'current': 35, 'volt': 223900, 'power': 750, 'totalconsum': 0, 'overload': 0, 'childlock': 0}
and when it is on:
{'pwr': 1, 'indicator': 0, 'maxworktime': 0, 'current': 3879, 'volt': 218600, 'power': 833360, 'totalconsum': 30, 'overload': 0, 'childlock': 0}
The device is being identified as a SP4 by the discover method:
broadlink.switch.sp4(('...', 80), mac=b'...', devtype=42347, timeout=10, name='SCB1E', model='SCB1E', manufacturer='Broadlink', is_locked=False)
Trying to use the SP4B class returns the following exception:
broadlink.exceptions.StorageError: [Errno -5] The device storage is full