Open source Home Automation System
https://forum.domoticz.com/
Thank you ! The fork from Gettevan works just right ! my problem is solved !
Electricity P1 smart meter
/json.htm?type=command¶m=udevice&idx=IDX&nvalue=0&svalue=USAGE1;USAGE2;RETURN1;RETURN2;CONS;PROD
IDX = id of your device (This number can be found in the devices tab in the column "IDX")
USAGE1= integer, total cumulative energy usage meter tariff 1 in Wh.
USAGE2= integer, total cumulative energy usage meter tariff 2 in Wh.
RETURN1= integer, total cumulative energy return meter tariff 1 in Wh.
RETURN2= integer, total cumulative energy return meter tariff 2 in Wh.
CONS= actual usage power (Watt)
PROD= actual return power (Watt)
USAGE and RETURN are total cumulative counters (they should only count up).
For USAGE and RETURN supply the data in total Wh with no decimal point.
(So if your meter displays f.i. USAGE1= 523,66 KWh you need to send 523660)
Domoticz will calculate the today values based on the delta's in the total cumulative energy of today.
The telegram shows:
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"active_power_w":387.000This is the Homewizard Battery plugin , not the P1 device plugin.rini52 wrote: Monday 01 December 2025 14:39 this is what I used:
https://github.com/etmmvdp/HomeWizard-B ... /tree/main
and never had a problem. You create some sensors and of you go.
Added some summary scripts and never had a problem
Regards Rini
see:
viewtopic.php?t=43321
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#!/usr/bin/python
import socket
import urllib.request
import time
p1ip = "192.168.1.99" # Address of P1 dongle - assigned in DHCP server (router)
domoPort = 9595 # The port defined in Domoticz P1 configuration
s = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM)
s.bind(("localhost", domoPort))
s.listen()
while True:
c, a = s.accept()
print("Connected to " + str(a))
while True:
time.sleep(5) # Poll period
try:
tg = urllib.request.urlopen("http://" + p1ip + "/api/v1/telegram").read()
#print(tg)
try:
c.send(tg)
except:
break # Probably lost connection, go back to listening
except:
pass # P1 dongle not responding, just keep trying
print("Connection lost")
try:
c.close()
except:
pass
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#!/usr/bin/bash
case $1 in
start)
kill "$(cat /tmp/p1hw.pid 2>/dev/null)" 2>/dev/null
python3 /home/pi/p1hw_server/p1hw.py >/dev/null 2>&1 &
echo $! > /tmp/p1hw.pid
;;
stop)
kill "$(cat /tmp/p1hw.pid 2>/dev/null)" 2>/dev/null
rm /tmp/p1hw.pid 2>/dev/null
;;
esac
Didn't simply changing that setting to 5 seconds instead of 10 work for you?candrian wrote: Thursday 01 January 2026 17:52 The poll period should be shorter (here: 5s) than the P1 update rate defined in domoticz (mine: 10s)
I was transitioning from wired P1 to WIFI P1, so I didn't want a new plugin creating another set of devices and risk losing the history.waltervl wrote: Thursday 01 January 2026 23:09 I think using the python plugin would be the easiest option as Domoticz will do the communication for you. No need to worry about keeping another service up and manipulate a Domoticz hardware gateway.
https://github.com/gettevan/HomeWizard-Wifi-p1-plugin
My solution has successive sampling points, all adding to the latency:jvdz wrote: Friday 02 January 2026 9:56 Didn't simply changing that setting to 5 seconds instead of 10 work for you?
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#Plugin variables
pluginInterval = 10 #in seconds
dataInterval = 60 #in seconds
dataIntervalCount = 0
use_p1_device = False
You're right! It seems to have a mode to feed data in the P1 device(s) (or some other device, I'm not sure).jvdz wrote: Friday 02 January 2026 11:55 but the plugin does have a parameter you can change in the code:and when you use the "P1-WiFi-Gateway" hardware, you can change the frequency in the hardware setup page.Code: Select all
#Plugin variables pluginInterval = 10 #in seconds dataInterval = 60 #in seconds dataIntervalCount = 0 use_p1_device = False