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First of all my setup:
HASS Core: 2025.3.3
HASS Supervisor: 2025.3.3
ZHA Version: whatever ships with above^
Dongle: Sonoff ZigBee 3.0 Dongle Plus E (which HASS says runs firmware 7.4.2.0)
The problem description:
I have gotten 2 batches of IKEA INSPELNING smart plugs at different moments in time.
The first batch of three shipped with early firmware (with the power measurement bug) and have gotten updated to the latest version (0x02040045). These seem to function okay and update every 5 seconds.
I have now gotten another batch of 4 INSPELNINGs that shipped with firmware 0x02040045 and do not have the same reporting frequency. I am not sure what triggers a new report, but it seems to only change on big changes in power. I've had it stick to 244W for at least half an hour too long until it finally got a new report that it dropped to 18.5W. I have a different setup with a Pi and a Deconz stick that, I'm pretty sure, displays the same behaviour. Same batch of INSPELNING aswell.
I have noticed that using the "Manage zigbee device" function in HASS to read "active_power" attribute under "ElectricalMeasurement" will update the value that's displayed in HASS so I'm assuming there's something going on with polling from ZHA or reporting from the device itself.
Please let me know if you need more info. I will try my best to get it, but may need some pointers to where.
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These devices are one of the few plugs that push changes, ZHA doesn't poll them. We ask the device to report when there are significant changes but if there are none, the device will only report periodically at the maximum reporting interval.
That being said, 244W -> 18.5W shouldn't be happening. Can you try to reconfigure the device?
These devices are one of the few plugs that push changes, ZHA doesn't poll them. We ask the device to report when there are significant changes but if there are none, the device will only report periodically at the maximum reporting interval.
I figured that was the case since the working ones did update irregularly. The ones that showed issues did cross 3 days of no updates so I guess something went wrong when adopting them.
That being said, 244W -> 18.5W shouldn't be happening. Can you try to reconfigure the device?
That did seem to fix the issue for me! I still have a new plug in an unopened box. Do you want me to set it up, see if it shows the same behaviour and log its configuration? If so, any specific things I need to look out for?
Hi!
First of all my setup:
HASS Core: 2025.3.3
HASS Supervisor: 2025.3.3
ZHA Version: whatever ships with above^
Dongle: Sonoff ZigBee 3.0 Dongle Plus E (which HASS says runs firmware 7.4.2.0)
The problem description:
I have gotten 2 batches of IKEA INSPELNING smart plugs at different moments in time.
The first batch of three shipped with early firmware (with the power measurement bug) and have gotten updated to the latest version (0x02040045). These seem to function okay and update every 5 seconds.
I have now gotten another batch of 4 INSPELNINGs that shipped with firmware 0x02040045 and do not have the same reporting frequency. I am not sure what triggers a new report, but it seems to only change on big changes in power. I've had it stick to 244W for at least half an hour too long until it finally got a new report that it dropped to 18.5W. I have a different setup with a Pi and a Deconz stick that, I'm pretty sure, displays the same behaviour. Same batch of INSPELNING aswell.
I have noticed that using the "Manage zigbee device" function in HASS to read "active_power" attribute under "ElectricalMeasurement" will update the value that's displayed in HASS so I'm assuming there's something going on with polling from ZHA or reporting from the device itself.
Please let me know if you need more info. I will try my best to get it, but may need some pointers to where.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: