I saw in another thread a mentionof high hub temps (relating to C4's but I guess it could be any model). How are people monitoring their hub temps?

If you’re simply migrating a C4 to a C7, with no Zigbee or Z-wave devices involved whatsoever, then the process is pretty simple. Backup the C4 and download to your PC. Shutdown the C4. Restore the backup file to the C7. (note, the C7 will lose everything on it during this process, so back it up b…

I had, 'til yesterday, a C-3, a C-4 and two C-7's acting as my Production system. The C-3 and the C-4 were the two that had the majority of my devices. (One of the C-7 is ultra slowly becoming the migration destination of the C-3 devices.) The C-3 and C-4 are the same other than the C-3 has no Hubi…

[image] csteele: The C-3/4's temp sensor was probably in a different location and was closer to measuring junction temp than the C-7's. I think that's a reasonable hypothesis.

I'm more just curious than concerned with performance issues. Right now I have 3 total hubs. A C4 with the radios disabled running the rules and apps. A C7 housing all the devices and limited apps, and a C7 that I haven't figured out what to do with it yet.

You could send me that C-7 and I bet I could have it doing things in just a few hours. :smiley: :smiley:

Hahaha... I'm sure you could! I'm actually thinking of having it replace the C4.. Just not sure if I want to get into rebuilding everything again. The current setup seems to work fine, so it's really one of those if it's not broken why fix it scenarios.

Well, I really WASN'T concerned with my hub temps, Now maybe i'm wondering if I should be [image] The first is the C4 with just apps and rules on it, radios disabled. the second is a C7 with just devices and limited apps. and the one below is the extra C7 with nothing really on it except a few a…

Try turning them upside down with the vent holes up.

No, you shouldn't be. :slight_smile:

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thebearmay May 16, 2021, 3:23pm 2

Most I believe may be using:

[RELEASE] Hub Information Driver ⚙️ Custom Apps and Drivers

NOTE: Development on this version ended 11 Jan 2023 - see [RELEASE] Hub Information Driver v3 for the new version. This device driver provides a convenient way to access many of the hub and hub location attributes. Originally written to provide information for Node-Red integration, the driver has been expanded to include temperature, free memory, cpuLoadtotal JVM Memory, Free JVM Memory and JVM Free % from the Hidden Features Wiki as well as over 40 more attributes. Available through HPM, or …

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