Domoticz

Raspberry Pi has a page with information about the supported power requirements here:
https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentati ... /README.md

In particular:
- Pi 3 needs 2.5 amp
- the official PSU for Pi 3, with a Micro USB, supplies 2.5 amp
- the Pi 3 can supply up to 1.2A to USB devices (such as Zigate)

Using Raspberry Pi 3 and a Zigate stick, I've encountered various issues that could be either the PSU or the cable.

Can anybody comment on any of these issues:

- what is the actual power requirement for each Zigate model? I couldn't find this on the Zigate web site

- can Zigate be put in a low power mode (for example, reducing transmitter power) to ensure it does not stress the Raspberry Pi?

- if the Pi 3 is connected to a supply capable of more than 2.5A, does that make it any more resilient with Zigate?

- not everybody uses the official Pi PSU. For example, some people can take USB power directly from a UPS or some other device. Can anybody comment on how to source Micro USB cables that can carry 2.5A?

I can be wrong, but if I remember there is a "fuse" to protect the raspberry so you can't exceed the 2.5 A
Micro USB have no problem to carry 2.5 A.

You can too use powered USB Hub.